Analytical Chemistry
Applies chemical principles to practical measurements. Stresses equilibrium calculations and statistical analysis. Theories of acid-base, complexation and electrochemistry are developed and applied in the laboratory to measure agricultural products, drugs, environmental pollution, etc. Gas and liquid chromatography and several types of spectrophotometry are also used. A lab fee is required. This course satisfies the Triad Education Natural Science course requirement.
Prerequisites: CHM 117 General Chemistry II. And MAT 150 Precaclulus
- This course is taught by:
John Brock
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