Laboratory for
Instrumental Analytical Chemistry
The laboratory for Instrumental Analytical Chemistry is based on relatively new and advanced analytical instruments. The main purpose of the laboratory is to expose and train the students in the operation and proper use of advanced analytical instruments, which are currently in broad usage in the industry in Israel and worldwide. The laboratory experiments are based on material given at the course Instrumental Analytical Chemistry and includes four instruments and experimental setups:
1.
Gas Chromatography (GC)
2. Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS)
3.
Liquid Chromatography
(HPLC)
4. Flame Atomic Absorption (and emission) (FAA)
Each experimental setup
requires three meetings of 4 hours in three consecutive weeks (total 12 hours).
Students conducts the experiments as couples.
Each experiment begins with four hours of qualitative introduction to the analytical instrument, its parameters and the basic principles that govern its operation. The additional
eight hours in the following weeks are devoted to advanced features and quantitative
analysis.
Special attention must be
given for safety, especially personal safety but also in order to avoid from
damaging the instruments.
A central
ingredient of keeping your safety and the proper operation of the instruments
is your prior knowledge of the experiments and your provision of semi
quantitative estimates (sometimes called “intelligent guess”) before the
performance of any experiment. This prediction can be based on
general knowledge, literature or calculations and will be inspected by the
teaching assistants each meeting.
The laboratory staff
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Name |
Contact by mail |
Contact By phone |
Experiment |
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Instructor: |
03-640-8253 |
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Teaching
assistants: |
Mati Morag |
03-640-6866 |
GC-MS |
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Ben Maoz |
03-640-9018 |
HPLC |
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Boaz Seeman |
03-640-6866 |
AA |
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Dmitry Kovalerchik |
03-640-7378 |
GC |
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Technical
assistant: |
Dr.
Alexander Fialkov |
03-640-6866 |
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LABORATORY MANUAL. A
hard copy will also be provided to each student (free).
LINKS TO RELEVANT WEB SITES.
Information and specific Internet courses for each of the experimental setups above.
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Last update: February 2011 (By Mati Morag)