Advanced Methods in Physical Analysis
This course explores methods for the measurement of the physical and spectroscopic properties of substances and the application of these methods in instrumental analysis. The course is focused on essential laboratory principles and operations as they relate to the physicochemical properties of organic, inorganic, and macromolecular chemical species. Experiments study the areas of equilibria, chemical structure, chemical change, and computer simulation and calculation. Emphasis is placed on the effective design of experiments together with synergistic coupling of modern instrumentation and computers. The course includes literature searches for physical data. Laboratory reports constitute an important component of the course.
Prerequisites & course information
(CHEM 215/216) and (CHEM 241/242 or CHEM 245/246/247) and (CHEM 230 or CHEM 260). (3). (BS). May not be repeated for credit.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027