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A: James N. Butler: Ionic Equilibrium: Solubility and pH Calculations, Wiley, 1998, ISBN 0-471-58526-2 A: Burgot, J-L: Ionic Equilibria in Analytical Chemistry, Springer, 2012, ISBN 978-1-4419-8382-4 |
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Excel sheets prepared and solved in seminars |
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Lectures and seminars (work on individual assignments) |
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1. Graphical representation of equilibria in aqueous solutions (acid-base, complex formation, precipitation, redox) - design and use of diagrams 2. Titration curves - evaluation of the equivalence point 3. Interpretation of experimental values - simulation methods for estimation of parameters and their uncertainties of the model used, incl. deconvolution of overlapping signals 4. Project 1: Titration curve of acid mixture incl. polyprotic acids; buffers 5. Project 2: Speciation in aqueous solution in the presence of a complexing and precipitating agent 5. Project 3: Preparation of experiment of conditional stability constants and complex stoichiometry evaluation 6. Project 4: Fitting the entered data with a theoretical model - estimation of model parameters incl. their uncertainties 7. Project 5: Smoothing and deconvolution of overlapping bands - the influence of used technique on the uncertainties of acquired parameters |
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Knowledge of principles and methods of analytical chemistry at undergraduate education in analytical chemistry. Knowledge of spreadsheet software (e.g. MS Excel |
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Basic knowledge of classical and instrumental methods of analysis on bachelor level (subjects Analytical chemistry I. and Analytical chemistry II.). Sound knowledge of MS Excel (subject Computer practice). |