Learn · Atomic and Molecular Absorption Spectrometry for Pollution Monitoring
Lecture 17 of 41Week4
Quantitative analysis – I
Prof. J R Mudakavi · IISc Bangalore
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- Course Introduction
- Atomic structure
- Interaction of EM radiation with matter
- Atomic and molecular orbitals
- Interaction of EM radiation with matter I
- Interaction of EM radiation with matter II
- Interaction of interaction of EM radiation with matter III
- Emission and absorption spectra
- MO theory
- Structure – property relationship of organic compounds
- Woodword Fieser rules, structure – property relationship
- Beer-Lamberts law
- Deviations from Beer-Lamberts law, relative concentration error, instrumentation-I
- UV-Visible spectrophotometry, instrumentation-II
- UV-Visible spectrophotometry, instrumentation-III
- UV-Visible spectrophotometry, instrumentation-IV
- Quantitative analysis – I
- Quantitative analysis – II
- Quantitative analysis – III
- Quantitative analysis – IV
- Fluorescence spectrophotometry – I
- Fluorescence spectrophotometry - II
- Fluorescence spectrophotometry - III
- Instrumentation
- Chemical analysis, applications
- Chemiluminiscence, principles
- Status of spectrophotometry vis a vis environment
- Separations methods
- Method development
- Boron, chloride
- Fluoride
- Phenols
- Arsenic, Free chlorine
- Magnesium
- Nonionic surfactants, iron, phosphate
- Nitrite , manganese
- Cadmium, copper, lead
- Total hardness, zinc
- Nitrate, chromium
- Determination of aluminum, cyanide, sulphate
- Sulphate, ammonia, Conclusions