Analytical Chemistry

CH5203 - Analytical Chemistry

Analytical Chemistry is the branch of chemistry that provides qualitative information (what is in a sample) and quantitative information (how much is in a sample) about matter. The topics covered in this subject include core skills in analytical chemistry such as data analysis, classical volumetric, gravimetric and titrimetric methods, instrumental analysis in analytical chemistry such as spectrometry (UV-Vis, IR, AAS, AES, MS) and chromatography (GC, HPLC), as well as principles of Quality Assurance and Quality Control and appropriate documentation of analytical procedures. All techniques and methods will be discussed in a range of industrial, environmental, biological and medical contexts

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[Anti-requisite] CH2012 CH3013 CH5203 Offerings: All

[Pre-requisite] CH1001 OR CH1011 Offerings: All

Students may be allowed to enrol if they have not met the pre-requisites after meeting subject coordinator

Students may be allowed to enrol if they have not met the pre-requisites after meeting subject coordinator Offerings: All

CH2103 - Analytical Chemistry

Explain the analytical principles of spectroscopic techniques

Describe the principles of analytical chemistry

Apply a range of analytical techniques with knowledge of the limitations and complementarity of the techniques

Distinguish the need and uses of separation methods