Analytical Chemistry II

Upon successful completion of the course, the student is expected to:

• Understand the operation and proper use of the analytical balance for the preparation of standard solutions
• Understand the calculation and preparation of solution concentrations
• Comply with safety regulations in an analytical chemistry laboratory
• Become familiar with a wide range of laboratory glassware and analytical instruments
• Be able to perform titrations accurately
• Select appropriate indicators for titrations
• Present analytical results according to Greek and international standards
• Select and successfully apply suitable quantitative analysis methods depending on the sample and analytical requirements
• Identify, calculate, and evaluate analytical errors in determinations
• Understand the theory and applications of Classical Analytical Chemistry

Knowledge

• Knowledge and understanding of all classical methods of quantitative analysis and their application to real samples

Skills

• Ability to solve basic problems in analytical chemistry
• Evaluation of analytical chemistry problems
• Selection of appropriate titration techniques for solving quantitative analysis problems
• Combination of experimental data for solving analytical chemistry problems
• Performance of qualitative analysis tests (identification of anions and cations in solution)
• Execution of classical quantitative analysis experiments
• Correct use and reading of burettes
• Evaluation of analytical chemical measurements
• Presentation of analytical chemical measurement results

Competences

• Competence in designing analytical methodologies for the determination of chemical elements and compounds
• Competence in conducting complete analytical procedures, from sampling to data interpretation and reporting