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The course will cover the progressive strategies of sampling, sample pretreatment techniques as well as the modern instrumental analytical techniques, including introduction to the portable devices. Significant attention will be directed to the complex solid heterogeneous materials, such as waste and soils.
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Oral examination or assessed presentation of the given topic Last update: Martinec Marek (08.10.2025)
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A: Soil sampling and methods of Analysis. Editor: Marin R Carter. Lewis Publisher A: United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Soil Taxonomy: A Basic system of Soil Classification for Making and Interpreting Soil Surveys, Second Edition, Washington, 1999. Last update: Martinec Marek (08.10.2025)
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Lecturers, tutorials, self-study Last update: Martinec Marek (08.10.2025)
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Processing a research on a given topic. Last update: Martinec Marek (08.10.2025)
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Characterization of solid waste categories, production and composition Accuracy of analyses, sources of errors, types of controls, scope of analyses Manipulation and treatment of solid waste samples Analysis of municipal solid waste Evaluation of chemical waste Soils - indicators and standards Rapid analytical methods Analysis of contaminated solid matrices in stable laboratories Analysis in field conditions Headspace analyses Colorimetric methods - chemisorption Volatile organic compounds - aliphatic, aromatic, halogenated and other volatiles Heavy metals, problematic organic compounds (PCBs, pesticides, herbicides) Last update: Martinec Marek (08.10.2025)
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https://www.webofscience.com/ https://www.scopus.com/ https://www.sciencedirect.com/ Last update: Martinec Marek (08.10.2025)
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The students will manage to:
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