270152 UE Basic Chemistry Laboratory Course I (2007W)
Continuous assessment of course work
Labels
Block: November bis Jänner
Details
Language: German
Lecturers
- Herbert Ipser
- Sergey Abramkin
- Florian Biba
- Mathea Sophia Galanski
- Friedrich Gehringer
- Werner Ginzinger
- Michael Größl
- Michael Hindler
- Beatrix Huber
- Anna Innitzer
- Bernhard Keppler
- Sabine Knott
- Christian Kowol
- Roman Lichtenecker
- Adolf Mikula
- Norbert Ponweiser
- Michael Reithofer
- Klaus Richter
- Uwe Rinner
- Clemens Schmetterer
- Peter Terzieff
- Peter Unfried
- Gabriele Wallner
- Piotr Warczok
Classes
Currently no class schedule is known.
Information
Aims, contents and method of the course
Eighteen selected experiments give a short introduction to the basic methods and concepts of general chemistry. The students are trained to understand solubility and precipitation, the formation of complexes, redox reactions and acid-base reactions. Two sessions are concerned with the measurement of electrode potentials, and the volumetric determination of gases. In a final step students are guided to identify various cations and anions in solution and simple solid substances by qualitative analysis.
Assessment and permitted materials
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
Introduction into the basic working methods in a chemical laboratory, knowledge of the most important types of chemical reactions; practicing of chemical calculations.
Examination topics
Separate exams for the different parts of the laboratory course; grades are based on the practical work of the students and the various partial exams.
Reading list
"Sicheres Arbeiten in chemischen Laboratorien", GDCh; Ch. E. Mortimer, "Chemie - Das Basiswissen der Chemie", 6.Auflage (1996), Georg Thieme Verlag
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