Analytical Environmental Chemistry

3.00 credits · Undergraduate

Prereq: CHEM 2411; CHEM 3521; CHEM 3421 recommended; or permission of the Department This experiential course examines concepts and techniques of sample collection, preparation, detecting, and measuring chemical species and their transformations in environmental media. Laboratory experiments expose students to hypothesis development, experimental design, as well as data analysis, interpretation, and presentation of their results. Students may be involved in field measurements. [Note 1: This course may be required for students completing a Major or Honours in Chemistry. It is open to students from other programs on a space available basis, provided that the student has met the prerequisite requirement.] (Format: Integrated Lecture and Laboratory, 6 Hours) (Exclusion: CHEM 4991 Analytical Environmental Chemistry)