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3

Not applicable.

Of all faculties

Overview of analytically and technologically significant reactions of common ions.
Extension of knowledge on reactivity and some physical properties of groups of elements/ions.
Precise work in analytical laboratory.
Preparation of standard solutions and samples.

Laboratory classes in inorganic and organic chemistry.

Not applicable.

Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations.

Graded course-unit credit
Requirements:
- all laboratory tasks completed, results and reports in good quality
- course test
Final classification is based on average classification of individual tasks.

1. Introduction, work safety, analytical laboratory techniques
2. Cations of alkali metals and alkaline earth metals
3. Groups of cations precipitated by HCl and H2S under acidic conditions.
4. Group of cations precipitated by NH4HS.
5. Group of anions producing Ba2+ precipitates.
6. Group of anions producing Ag+ precipitates, soluble in 2 mol/L HNO3
7. Group of anions producing Ag+ salts, insoluble in 2 mol/L HNO3, and anions of NO3-, NO2-, ClO4-
8. Gravimetry I - determination of Fe.
9. Gravimetry II - determination of Ni.
10. Acid-base titrations I.
11. Acid-base titrations II.
12. Complexometric titrations.
13. Redox titrations.

Not applicable.

Encompassment of proof reactions of selected ions and basic methods of quantitative analysis

Written entrance tests at the beginning of all exercises checking the students readiness for practical work.
Credit test at the course end.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

Z. Šimek et al: Qualitative analysis. Laboratory classes in analytical chemistry I, II. (EN)
R. Komendová et al.: Analytical reactions of inorganic ions (EN)

Not applicable.

39 hours, compulsory