CHEM 528 - Chemical Separations

(3 credits)

Chemistry 528 addresses the problems encountered in separating chemical species at both the research-and-development and commercial laboratory scales. Students will be introduced to a variety of separation techniques and the theoretical principles upon which the separation processes are based. Additionally, the instrumentation related to each chromatographic process will be explored. Students will become knowledgeable in the sample introduction, separation processes, detectors, and applications of instrumentation based on these techniques. Prerequisite: CHEM 525 - Analytical Chemistry I or equivalent. Grade only.

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