Offered fall semester. Offered spring semester. 3 credits Instrumental methods of analysis applied to biological and medical problems. Includes continuous flow techniques, automated clinical analysis, potentiometric titrations, ultraviolet visible and infrared spectrophotometry, atomic absorption, gas and liquid chromatography, fluorometry, and an introduction to mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance. Principles of Organic Chemistry.
Students use computers to solve problems arising in class.
Application of these principles to pollution control. Continued application of computer programming principles to solve class and laboratory problems. I 4 credits Theory and application of quantitative, inorganic analysis. Volumetric and gravimetric methods by precipitation, oxidation, neutralization, and electrodeposition. Potentiometry, coulometry, polarography, chelation, and non-aqueous titrations.