This unit builds substantially upon prior chemical knowledge, in particular that which relates to spectroscopy and separation science, and introduces the fundamental principles and applications of certain analytical techniques, which are at the cutting edge of instrumental development. Additionally, there is a significant emphasis on the utilisation of such techniques for solving real problems in chemical measurement. Areas of study will include the following: luminescence spectroscopy; atomic emission spectroscopy; flow injection and sequential injection analysis; and mass spectrometry. -- Course Website
Instructor: N Barnett
Prerequisites: One of SBC211 or SLE213 and one of SBC229 or SLE229
