Analytical Chemistry 3

Undergraduate | 2026

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CHEM 3007
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Course ID
200390
Level of study
Level of study
Undergraduate
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Unit value
6
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Course level
3
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Course overview

The aim of this course is to further develop an understanding of analytical chemistry by expanding learner awareness of the principles and methods of modern analytical methods. The theory component of the course introduces learners to mass spectrometry and other advanced analyte detection methods, advanced electrochemical methods, chemometrics and multivariate statistics in analytical chemistry. The laboratory component of the course provides practical training with a focus on further developing quantitative analytical skills using a variety of instrumental methods together with skills required to analyse, interpret and present data. Learners will develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, together with evaluative skills, in both theory-focused workshops and practical-based laboratory sessions, in addition to technical laboratory skills. The course aims to develop in learners the ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical problems and to handle complex data and equipment which aligns with key demands in scientific careers, equipping graduates to address real-world challenges effectively and to excel in various scientific sectors.

Course learning outcomes

  • apply knowledge of mass spectrometry and other advanced analyte detection methods, advanced electrochemical methods, chemometrics and multivariate statistics to analyse and solve quantitative and conceptual problems and to evaluate proposed solutions
  • demonstrate proficiency in accurately representing chemical structures, formulae, and equations
  • demonstrate proficiency in undertaking individual and/or team-based measurement-based laboratory investigations using appropriate apparatus, techniques and safe laboratory practices
  • analyse, interpret and present the results of measurement-based laboratory experiments
  • communicate results of laboratory experiments in written scientific reports and/or oral presentations
  • design and plan an investigation by selecting and applying appropriate practical and/or theoretical techniques or tools.

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