Christian Brothers University
Chemistry 415
Analytical Chemistry
(Instrumental Analysis)
This course is designed to acquaint the student with the principles involved in the operation of modern laboratory instruments. The course also involves a practical application of these principles through laboratory experiments. Among the topic to be studied are basic electronics, spectroscopy (both optical and non-optical), electrochemistry, and chromatography. The lectures are delivered using PowerPoint multi-media presentation software. The lectures also involve the use of other software on CD-ROM or disk. We regularly surf the WEB for useful information.

PowerPoint
Lectures
Course Coordinator:
Dr. S. M. Condren
Syllabus
Spring 2008
Exam Keys
Class Schedule
Graded Homework
Problem Assignments
Lab Reports
CBU
Internet Resources
Useful
Links

TEXTBOOK
Principles of Instrumental Analysis, 8th Ed.
Skoog/Holler/Crouch
Saunders College Publishing, 2007

References on Reserve in Plough Library
Arnold O. Beckman One Hundred Years of Excellence
Thackray & Myers
Chemical Heritage Foundation
(Includes a CD-ROM that outlines the life of Arnold Beckman and Beckman Instruments)

Instruments & Experimentation in the History of Chemistry
Holmes & Levere
MIT Press

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