Applications of Analytical Chemistry in Inorganic and Physical Chemistry, laboratory course

• Explain and good experimental practice to handle quantitatively solid and liquid.
• Quantify samples and chemical regents
• Plan and execute experiments timely in the laboratory and calculate results with the correct number of significant digits.
• Perform volume titration using classic glass burette
• Find en correct concentration of titrate solution with 0.3% accuracy.
• Account for the Kjeldahl-method for the determination of nitrogen contents.
• Use automatic potentiometric titrations where the glass/reference electrode system is calibrated before use and determine instrument parameters
• Perform quantitative analysis using spectrophotometry.
• Determine solubility of a heavy metal salt in water and a series of different aqueous salt solutions.
• Measure electronic conductivity and perform conductivity titration.

Applications of analytical chemistry in inorganic and physical chemistry: laboratory experiments and theory. The quantitative analyses include and volumetric methods and instrumental methods. 8 exercises.

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Laboratory exercises and Q&A sessions concerned with the topics of the submitted group reports.