Analytical chemistry is the study of the separation, identification, and quantification of the chemical components of natural and artificial materials.[1] Qualitative analysis gives an indication of the identity of the chemical species in the sample and quantitative analysis determines the amount of one or more of these components. The separation of components is often performed prior to analysis | Introduction to Analytical Chemistry Dr Carl Hall X1/12 SFC1004 Analytical Science 1 3 Module Outline 24 Lectures Tuesdays - Autumn Term - Carl Hall Spring Term - Richard Southam 24 Tutorials Tuesdays - 6 four hour labs Last six weeks of Spring term 3 Module Outline Lectures The PowerPoint lecture material is only the outline of the course YOU NEED TO MAKE YOUR OWN NOTES AS WELL! Handouts will be available at beginning of lecture. The lecture material is also available from the Universities Blackboard website at . 3 Assessment Profile Continuous Assessment - 35% Tutorials in Autumn term - 10 minute MCQ tests based on selected tutorial questions. Weekly feedback for students Identifies strengths and weaknesses Ensures that tutorial work is completed Removes the need for additional assessments Practicals - 25% Exam - 40% 2 x 1 hour tests in weeks 16 and 31 3 Outline Syllabus Quantitative Analysis Types of method Units Data Handling Significant figures Origin of errors Estimation of uncertainty Accuracy and Precision Basic Statistics Data presentation 3 Outline Syllabus Titrimetric analysis Gravimetric analysis Colorimetric analysis Spectroscopic Analysis Infra-red - ir UV visible 3 References Quantitative Chemical Analysis Daniel Harris - 6th Edition - 2002 Supporting material available on website Exploring Chemical Analysis Daniel Harris - 2nd Edition - 2001 Analytical Chemistry - An Introduction Skoog, West, Holler and Crouch - 7th Edition - 2000 Quantitative Chemical Analysis Vogel - 6th Edition 4 References Introduction to Spectroscopy Pavia, Lampman and Kriz - 2nd Edition - 1996 The Molecular World - Separation, Purification and Identification Lesley Smart - 2002 Spectroscopic Methods in Organic Chemistry Dudley Williams and Ian Fleming - 5th Edition -1995 | Introduction to Analytical Chemistry Dr Carl Hall X1/12 SFC1004 Analytical Science 1 3 Module Outline 24 Lectures Tuesdays - Autumn Term - Carl Hall Spring Term - Richard Southam 24 Tutorials Tuesdays - 6 four hour labs Last six weeks of Spring term 3 Module Outline Lectures The PowerPoint lecture material is only the outline of the course YOU NEED TO MAKE YOUR OWN NOTES AS WELL! Handouts will be available at beginning of lecture. The lecture material is also available from the Universities Blackboard website at . 3 Assessment Profile Continuous Assessment - 35% Tutorials in Autumn term - 10 minute MCQ tests based on selected tutorial questions. Weekly feedback for students Identifies strengths and weaknesses Ensures that tutorial work is completed Removes the need for additional assessments Practicals - 25% Exam - 40% 2 x 1 hour tests in weeks 16 and 31 3 Outline .
