Subject · Chemical engineering
Analytical chemistry and instrumental analysisTopics
Topic plan
The subject's topics and the learning outcomes attached to each one.
1. Introduction.
LectureThe subject of analytical chemistry. the essence of analytical chemistry. analytical reactions and their methods. reaction sensitivity and conditions. solutions.
Open resource: Introduction. (opens in a new tab)2. Reactions and analysis of first group cations
LectureGeneral characteristics of first group cations. silver. mercury. lead
Open resource: Reactions and analysis of first group cations (opens in a new tab)3. Second group cations.
LectureSecond group cations. general characteristics of second group cations. reactions and analysis of second group cations. barium. sequential progress of the analysis of strontium.calcium.first and second group mixtures.
Open resource: Second group cations. (opens in a new tab)4. Group III cations.
LectureGeneral characteristics of third group cations. reactions and analysis of third group cations. aluminum. chrome. zinc. tin. arsenic. sequential course of analysis of mixtures of cations of the third group.
Open resource: Group III cations. (opens in a new tab)5. Group IV cations.
LectureGeneral characteristics of fourth group cations. reactions and analysis of cations of the fourth group. iron. manganese. magnesium. bismuth. stilbum.
Open resource: Group IV cations. (opens in a new tab)6. Fifth group cations.
LectureGeneral characteristics of fifth group cations. reactions and analysis of fifth group cations. copper. cadmium. divalent mercury. cobalt. nickel.
Open resource: Fifth group cations. (opens in a new tab)7. Sixth analytical group cations.
LectureSixth analytical group cations. general characteristics of cations of the sixth analytical group. reactions and analysis of cations of the sixth analytical group. potassium. sodium. ammonium ion.
Open resource: Sixth analytical group cations. (opens in a new tab)8. Azərbaycanda müstəqil dövlətçilik ənənələrinin bərpa edilməsi (ix-xii əsrin əvvəli)
LectureAzərbaycanda müstəqil dövlətçilik ənənələrinin bərpa edilməsi mövzusu ix–xi əsrlərdə hakimiyyətə gələn yerli sülalələrin siyasi fəaliyyətini və dövlət quruculuğu prosesini əhatə edir. bu dövrdə yerli hökmdarların xarici işğalçılara qarşı apardıqları mübarizə və ölkənin müstəqilliyinin qorunması istiqamətində gördükləri tədbirlər araşdırılır. mövzuda dövlət idarəçiliyinin inkişafı, inzibati quruluşun möhkəmlənməsi və hakimiyyətin təşkili məsələləri təhlil edilir. eyni zamanda, dövrün sosial, iqtisadi, siyasi və mədəni həyatı, eləcə də dövlətçiliyin inkişafına təsir göstərən amillər öyrənilir. bu mövzunun mənimsənilməsi azərbaycanın orta əsrlərdə müstəqil dövlətçilik ənənələrinin bərpası və inkişaf xüsusiyyətlərini anlamaq baxımından mühüm əhəmiyyət daşıyır.
Topic learning outcomes
- • ftn4: tələbələrin ən azından minimum məlumat əldə etməsi, mövzular ətrafında öz fikrinin formalaşmasının səviyyəsi yoxlanılır.
- • ftn3: tələbələrin bu və ya digər məsələlərlə bağlı obyektiv mövqeyini formalaşmasına nail olunur.
- • ftn1: azərbaycan tarixinin dövrlərinin əsas mahiyyəti izah edilir.
- • ftn2: azərbaycan tarixi üzrə bəzi mübahisəli məsələlərə aydınlıq gətirilir.
- • ftn5: tələbələrə qədim tariximizin müasir dövrlə uzlaşdırılması vərdişləri aşılanır.
9. Analysis of metals and alloys
LectureAnalysis of metals and alloys. analysis of non-ferrous metals and alloys.
Open resource: Analysis of metals and alloys (opens in a new tab)10. Analytical reactions of anions.
LectureAnalytical reactions of anions. analytical reactions of first group anions (cl-, br-, i-, s2-, no2-,
Open resource: Analytical reactions of anions. (opens in a new tab)11. Quantitative chemical analysis.
LectureGravimetric analysis. titrimetric analysis. determination of equivalence point. acid-base titration. titration curves. complexometric titration. oxidation-reduction titration. iodometry.
Open resource: Quantitative chemical analysis. (opens in a new tab)12. Methods of chromatography and its types.
LectureMethods of chromatography and its types. gas chromatography. chromatographic column. chromatographic detectors. stationary phase. chromatographic peaks. the effectiveness of kalonka. phase selectivity. qualitative and quantitative analysis. application of gas chromatography in physical-chemical research. unstable phase.
Open resource: Methods of chromatography and its types. (opens in a new tab)13. Gas-liquid chromatography.
LectureGas-liquid chromatography. column liquid chromatography (lcc). adsorption and distributed kmx.
Open resource: Gas-liquid chromatography. (opens in a new tab)15. Nmr spectroscopy.
LectureImpulse method. nuclear chemical shift and spin-spin interaction. interpretation of NMR spectra. NMR spectroscopy of 1h and 13c atoms. mass spectroscopy. ionization methods. mass analyzers. identification of molecular ion peaks.
Open resource: Nmr spectroscopy. (opens in a new tab)16. Specific reactions of sodium and potassium ions
SeminarSpecific reactions of sodium and potassium ions
Open resource: Specific reactions of sodium and potassium ions (opens in a new tab)17. Specific reactions of ammonium and magnesium ions
SeminarSpecific reactions of ammonium and magnesium ions
Open resource: Specific reactions of ammonium and magnesium ions (opens in a new tab)18. General characteristics of second group cations
SeminarGeneral characteristics of second group cations
Open resource: General characteristics of second group cations (opens in a new tab)19. General characteristics of third group cations
SeminarGeneral characteristics of third group cations
Open resource: General characteristics of third group cations (opens in a new tab)20. Specific reactions of fe3+ ion
SeminarSpecific reactions of fe3+ ion
Open resource: Specific reactions of fe3+ ion (opens in a new tab)21. General characteristics of copper subgroup cations
SeminarMis yarımqrupu kationlarının ümumi xarakteristikası
Open resource: General characteristics of copper subgroup cations (opens in a new tab)22. General characteristics of cadmium subgroup cations
SeminarGeneral characteristics of cadmium subgroup cations
Open resource: General characteristics of cadmium subgroup cations (opens in a new tab)23. Determination of lead in solution
SeminarDetermination of lead in solution
Open resource: Determination of lead in solution (opens in a new tab)24. Analytical reactions of first group anions (cl-, br-, i-, s2-, no2-, no3-).
Independent workAnalytical reactions of first group anions (cl-, br-, i-, s2-, no2-, no3-).
Open resource: Analytical reactions of first group anions (cl-, br-, i-, s2-, no2-, no3-). (opens in a new tab)25. The sequential course of the analysis of the first and second group mixtures.
Independent workThe sequential course of the analysis of the first and second group mixtures.
Open resource: The sequential course of the analysis of the first and second group mixtures. (opens in a new tab)26. Sequential course of analysis of mixtures of cations of the third group.
Independent workSequential course of analysis of mixtures of cations of the third group.
Open resource: Sequential course of analysis of mixtures of cations of the third group. (opens in a new tab)27. Gas-liquid chromatography. column liquid chromatography (lcc).
Independent workGas-liquid chromatography. column liquid chromatography (lcc).
Open resource: Gas-liquid chromatography. column liquid chromatography (lcc). (opens in a new tab)28. Interpretation of NMR spectra. NMR spectroscopy of 1h and 13c atoms. mass spectroscopy.
Independent workInterpretation of NMR spectra. NMR spectroscopy of 1h and 13c atoms. mass spectroscopy.
Open resource: Interpretation of NMR spectra. NMR spectroscopy of 1h and 13c atoms. mass spectroscopy. (opens in a new tab)29. The subject of analytical chemistry. the essence of analytical chemistry. analytical reactions and their methods. reaction sensitivity and conditions. solutions.
LectureThe subject of analytical chemistry. the essence of analytical chemistry. analytical reactions and their methods. reaction sensitivity and conditions. solutions.
Open resource: The subject of analytical chemistry. the essence of analytical chemistry. analytical reactions and their methods. reaction sensitivity and conditions. solutions. (opens in a new tab)30. Introduction. the subject of analytical chemistry. the essence of analytical chemistry.
LectureAnalytical reactions and their methods. reaction sensitivity and conditions. solutions.
Open resource: Introduction. the subject of analytical chemistry. the essence of analytical chemistry. (opens in a new tab)31. 1. introduction. relationships between analytical chemistry and industry
Lecture32. 2. reactions and analysis of first group cations. general characteristics of first group cations. ammonium ion. potassium. sodium. magnesium
Lecture33. 3. second group cations. general characteristics of second group cations. reactions and analysis of second group cations. calcium. strontium. barium. the sequential course of the analysis of the first and second group mixtures
Lecture34. 4. third group cations. general characteristics of third group cations. reactions and analysis of third group cations. silver. mercury. lead.. sequential progress of the analysis of mixtures of cations of the third group
Lecture35. 5. fourth group cations. general characteristics of fourth group cations. reactions and analysis of cations of the fourth group. zinc. aluminum. chrome. tin
Lecture36. 6. general characteristics of fifth group cations. iron. manganese. magnesium. bismuth. stilbum reactions and analysis of group five cations
Lecture37. 7. sixth analytical group cations. general characteristics of cations of the sixth analytical group. copper. cadmium. divalent mercury. cobalt. nickel. reactions and analysis of cations of the sixth analytical group
Lecture38. 7. sixth analytical group cations. general characteristics of cations of the sixth analytical group. copper. cadmium. divalent mercury. cobalt. nickel. reactions and analysis of cations of the sixth analytical group
Lecture39. 8. ion, chromophore theory of indicators. buffer solutions. selection of indicators according to the titration curve. factors affecting stability of complex compounds: nature of ligand and metal ions, ionic radius, environment. distribution of metals among some complexes
Lecture40. 9. metallurgical industry: composition of metals and alloys. analysis of metals and alloys. analysis of non-ferrous metals and alloys
Lecture41. 10. analytical reactions of anions. analytical reactions of first group anions (cl-, br-, i-, s2-, no2-, no3-). analytical reactions of first-fourth group anions (so42-, so32-, s2o32-, po43-, aso43-, aso33-)
Lecture42. 11. quantitative chemical analysis. gravimetric analysis. titrimetric analysis. determination of equivalence point. acid-base titration. titration curves. complexometric titration. oxidation-reduction titration. iodometry
Lecture43. 12. methods of chromatography and its types. gas chromatography. chromatographic column. chromatographic detectors. stationary phase. chromatographic peaks. the effectiveness of kalonka. phase selectivity. application of gas chromatography in physical-chemical research. unstable phase
Lecture44. 12. methods of chromatography and its types. gas chromatography. chromatographic column. chromatographic detectors. stationary phase. chromatographic peaks. the effectiveness of kalonka. phase selectivity. application of gas chromatography in physical-chemical research. unstable phase
Lecture45. 13. mass-spectroscopy. ionization methods. mass analyzers. identification of molecular ion peaks
Lecture46. 13. mass-spectroscopy. ionization methods. mass analyzers. identification of molecular ion peaks
Lecture47. 14. IR spectroscopy. interaction of dances. hydrogen bonding. sample preparation. interpretation of spectra. frequencies of characteristic groups of organic substances
Lecture48. 15. NMR spectroscopy. magnetic properties of nuclei. impulse method. nuclear chemical shift and spin-spin interaction. interpretation of NMR spectra. NMR spectroscopy of 1h and 13c atoms
Lecture49. 15. NMR spectroscopy. magnetic properties of nuclei. impulse method. nuclear chemical shift and spin-spin interaction. interpretation of NMR spectra. NMR spectroscopy of 1h and 13c atoms
Lecture50. 1. analytical reactions of first group anions (cl-, br-, i-, s2-, no2-, no3-)
Seminar51. 2. sequential course of analysis of the first and second group mixtures
Seminar52. 3. reactions and analysis of second group cations. calcium. strontium. barium. the sequential course of the analysis of the first and second group mixtures
Seminar53. 4. sequential course of analysis of mixtures of cations of the third group
Seminar