Analytical Chemistry A Laboratory 1200-1CHANALAL3
All students have to perform preliminary exercises:
• Bases of laboratory technique: reliable measurement of liquide volume, heating of solutions, precipitation, filtering and precipitate washing and ignition, titration technique, forms of laboratory notebook.
• Calibration of volumetric glassware: flask and pipet
• Manipulation associated with weighting - weighting of Na2CO3
Students implementing level A have to perform the following exercises:
• Preparation of 0.2 mol/l HCl and its standardization using weighted Na2CO3. Determination of NaOH.
• pH-metric titrimetric determination of CO3 2- i HCO3- using standard HCl solution. Calculation of CO3 2- i HCO3- content using titration curves.
• Preparation of 0.05 mol/l AgNO3 solution using dried salt. Titration of Cl- ions by Mohr method.
• Preparation of 0.05 mol/l EDTA solution and its standardization using ZnO. Volumetric determination of the mixture of Ca and Mg ion.
Type of course
Mode
Prerequisites (description)
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
Knowledge: The graduate knows and understands:
K W01: The role and place of chemistry in the structure of exact and natural sciences and its contribution to the development of our civilization. Knowledge of basic chemical concepts and laws, symbolism, nomenclature, and chemical notation, and understanding of chemical reactions.
K W15: Advanced knowledge of occupational health and safety principles sufficient for working in a chemical laboratory.
K W16: Ethical principles and norms related to research and teaching.
Skills: The graduate is able to:
K U01 apply the laws of chemistry learned in the analysis of selected chemical problems
K U05 conduct qualitative and quantitative analysis of inorganic substances, and use selected instrumental analysis techniques to analyze inorganic substances.
K U15 competently plan and conduct basic research and experiments in chemistry, and also demonstrate the ability to observe and critically evaluate their own results and discuss measurement errors
K U19 present the results of their own research in the form of a paper/presentation containing a description and justification of the purpose of the work, the adopted methodology, the results, and discuss their significance in comparison to other similar studies.
Social competencies: the graduate is ready to
K K01 define the scope of their knowledge and skills and to improve their professional and personal competencies.
K K05 perform professional roles responsibly, including: adhering to the principles of professional ethics and requiring the same from others, and caring for the achievements and traditions of the profession.
Assessment criteria
Final grade consists of:
- theoretical part (four short tests allowing the performance of laboratory exercises),
- practical part (obtained results of determinations)
Two absences are allowed.
Total student workload:
class participation 45 hours
class preparation 25 hours
preparing reports and analysis descriptions with quantitative calculations 18 hours
consultations 12 hours
Practical placement
Does not concern
Bibliography
1. Analytical prescriptions available in lab and sent by e-mail at the beginning of the semester.
2. A. Cygański „ Chemiczne metody analizy ilościowej”, WNT, 1992.
3. A. Cygański „ Metody elektroanalityczne”, WNT, 1991.
4. J. Minczewski, Z. Marczenko „Chemia Analityczna”, PWN, 1985.
5. A. Hulanicki „ Reakcje kwasów i zasad w chemii analitycznej”, PWN, 1979.
6. Lecture “Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry”
Additional information
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