Unit · year 3
CU-308 · Analytical Chemistry
Threads equilibrium · structure25 lectures4 results
Determining what is present, and how much, with quantified confidence.
Lectures
| L01 | The Analytical Process — |
| L02 | Sampling and Sample Preparation — |
| L03 | Accuracy, Precision, and Bias — |
| L04 | Statistics of Replicate Measurements — |
| L05 | Uncertainty and Its Sources |
| L06 | Propagation of Uncertainty |
| L07 | Significant Figures and Reporting |
| L08 | Confidence Intervals and Significance Tests |
| L09 | Detection and Quantitation Limits |
| L10 | Gravimetric Analysis |
| L11 | Precipitation, Digestion, and Ignition |
| L12 | Gravimetric Factor Calculations |
| L13 | Titrimetric Methods — |
| L14 | Calibration Curves |
| L15 | Least-Squares Fitting of Calibration Data |
| L16 | Standard Addition |
| L17 | Internal Standards |
| L18 | Matrix Effects |
| L19 | Separation Science: Why Separate? — |
| L20 | Partition and the Distribution Ratio |
| L21 | Chromatographic Theory: Plates and Rates |
| L22 | Gas and Liquid Chromatography |
| L23 | Resolution and Method Optimisation |
| L24 | Hyphenated Techniques: GC–MS and LC–MS |
| L25 | Synthesis: Answering 'What' and 'How Much', with Confidence |
Results in this unit
T-106
Gravimetric analysis
Quantifying an analyte by the mass of a precipitate.
T-107
Chromatographic separation
Separation by differential partition between phases.
T-108
Uncertainty propagation
Combining measurement errors through a calculation.
T-109
Calibration and standard addition
Quantifying a signal against known standards.