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  • Will explain spectroscopic methods.
  • Explains the wave properties of electromagnetic radiation.
  • Explains the wave parameters.
  • Explains electromagnetic spectra.
  • Explains the transmission, refraction, scattering, and polarization of light.
  • Will explain the components of optical instruments.
  • Explains the types and general designs of optical devices.
  • Explains light sources.
  • Distinguishs wavelength selectors.
  • Will explain optical atomic spectroscopy.
  • Explains the general characteristics of optical atomic spectra.
  • Explains atomization methods.
  • Explains sample preparation and introduction methods.
  • Will explain atomic absorption and atomic fluorescence spectrometry.
  • Explains atomic absorption.
  • Explains sample atomization techniques.
  • Explains the structure and components of atomic absorption instruments.
  • Distinguishs interferences in atomic absorption spectroscopy.
  • Describes the analytical applications of atomic absorption.
  • Will explain atomic emission spectrometry.
  • Explains atomic emission.
  • Explains arc and spark-source emission spectroscopy.
  • Explains plasma-source emission spectroscopy.
  • Illustrates applications of optical emission spectroscopy.
  • Will explain atomic mass spectrometry.
  • Explains the general characteristics of atomic mass spectrometry.
  • Explains mass spectrometers.
  • Explains inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS).
  • Illustrates ICP-MS applications.
  • Explains spark-source and thermal-emission mass spectrometry.
  • Will explain atomic X-ray spectrometry.
  • Explains the basic principles of atomic X-ray spectroscopy.
  • Defines the components of atomic X-ray spectroscopy devices.
  • Atomik X-ışını spektrometrisinin uygulamalarını örneklendirir.
  • Will explain transmittance and absorbance measurements.
  • Explains beam power and beam intensity.
  • Explains transmittance, absorptivity, and molar absorptivity.
  • Performs transmittance-to-absorptivity conversion calculations.
  • Will explain the Lambert-Beer law.
  • Explains the Beer-Lambert law and performs related calculations.
  • Explains the causes of chemical and instrumental deviations in the Beer-Lambert law.
  • Will explain the effect of instrumental noise on spectrophotometric analysis.
  • Identifies the sources of instrumental noise.
  • Explains the effect of slit width on absorbance measurements.
  • Will explain the instrument used in molecular absorption spectroscopy.
  • Explains instrument types and their components.
  • Explains the characteristics of light sources.
  • Distinguishes the characteristics of photometers and spectrophotometers.
  • Will explain absorbing species.
  • Defines the types of absorbing electrons and their transitions.
  • Explains the absorption characteristics of chromophores.
  • Will explain basic qualitative applications in absorption measurements.
  • Explains how spectral data should be properly represented in graphs.
  • Explains the effect of solvents on analyses.
  • Will explain basic quantitative applications in absorption measurements.
  • Explains the selection of an appropriate wavelength.
  • Determines the relationship between absorbance and concentration.
  • Calculates concentration using the standard addition method.
  • Performs calculations related to mixtures of absorbing substances.
  • Explains derivative and dual-wavelength spectrophotometry.
  • Will explain photometric titrations.
  • Explains the photometric titration curve.
  • Demonstrates knowledge of photometric titration instruments.
  • Performs photometric titration applications.
  • Will explain the theory of fluorescence and phosphorescence.
  • Defines fluorescence and phosphorescence.
  • Explains the excited states that generate fluorescence and phosphorescence.
  • Explains quenching pathways.
  • Identifies variables affecting fluorescence and phosphorescence.
  • Explains emission and excitation spectra.
  • Will explain the instruments used for fluorescence and phosphorescence measurements.
  • Explains the components of fluorometers and spectrofluorometers.
  • Explains the design of instruments.
  • Explains the functions of instrument components.
  • Explains the functions of instrument components.
  • Will explain applications and photoluminescence methods.
  • Explains fluorometric determination of inorganic species.
  • Explains fluorometric determination of organic species.
  • Illustrates applications of phosphorimetric methods.
  • Will explain chemiluminescence.
  • Defines the chemiluminescence phenomenon.
  • Explains the measurement of chemiluminescence.
  • Illustrates analytical applications of chemiluminescence.
  • Will explain infrared spectroscopy.
  • Explains the theory of infrared absorption spectrometry.
  • Explains infrared radiation–matter interactions.
  • Will explain vibrations in infrared spectroscopy.
  • Explains Hooke’s law and equation.
  • Performs calculations based on Hooke’s law.
  • Distinguishes vibration types.
  • Will explain infrared spectrometers.
  • Defines the infrared spectrometer.
  • Explains the components of the instrument.
  • Explains infrared radiation sources.
  • Explains Fourier transform and its significance.
  • Will explain basic applications in infrared spectroscopy.
  • Explains the basic steps of qualitative applications.
  • Explains sample preparation.
  • Explains the fundamental elements of infrared spectra.
  • Illustrates basic qualitative analyses.
  • Will explain the fundamentals of NMR spectroscopy.
  • Explains the fundamentals of NMR spectroscopy.
  • Explains the fundamental principles of NMR spectroscopy.
  • Will explain NMR spectroscopy.
  • Explains nuclear resonance state and relaxation.
  • Explains chemical shift.
  • Explains spin-spin coupling.
  • Will explain NMR spectrometers.
  • Explains the working principle of an NMR spectrometer.
  • Explains the components of an NMR spectrometer.
  • Explains sample preparation techniques.
  • Explains key considerations in evaluating an NMR spectrum.
  • Will explain the mass spectrometry.
  • Defines mass spectrometry.
  • Explains the theoretical principles of mass spectrometry.
  • Will explain ion sources.
  • Distinguishes ionization techniques.
  • Classifies ion sources according to their intended use.
  • Will explain mass spectrometers.
  • Explains the components of instrument.
  • Explains the structure of a mass analyzer.
  • Will explain applications of molecular mass spectrometry.
  • Explains key parameters used in molecular identification.
  • Explains the fundamental components and characteristics of a mass spectrum.
  • Will explain CHNS analysis.
  • Explains elemental CHNS analysis.
  • Explains the fundamental principles of CHNS analysis.
  • Explains the applications of CHNS analysis.
  • Will explain elemental analysis instrument.
  • Explains the components of a CHNS analyzer.
  • Explains sample preparation techniques for CHNS analysis.
  • Explains the matrix effect in CHNS analysis.
  • Illustrates examples of CHNS analyses.
  • Will explain refractometry.
  • Refraktometriyi tanımlar.
  • Explains the applications of refractometry.
  • Explains the refractive index and influencing factors.
  • Explains the terms: angle of incidence, angle of refraction, normal, specific refractive index, critical angle, and molecular refractive index.
  • Describes the operation of an Abbe refractometer.
  • Illustrates examples of refractometry applications.
  • Will explain polarimetry.
  • Defines polarimetry.
  • Explains polarized light and its properties.
  • Explains the components and functions of a polarimeter.
  • Illustrates applications of polarimetry.
  • Will explain saccharimetry.
  • Defines saccharimetry.
  • Explains the applications of saccharimetry.
  • Explains factors affecting polarization.
  • Explains quantitative and qualitative analysis using specific rotation.
  • Will explain excitation signals in voltammetry and types of voltammetry.
  • Defines voltammetry.
  • Draws a voltammetric cell schematic and explains its fundamental characteristics.
  • Explains forces in an electrochemical cell.
  • Draws a voltammogram and explains its fundamental components.
  • Distinguishes excitation signals used in voltammetry and their effects.
  • Will explain voltammetric devices.
  • Draws a voltammetry instrument.
  • Distinguishes solid electrodes and their working ranges.
  • Explains voltammetric methods.
  • Explains qualitative and quantitative analysis in voltammetry.
  • Explains qualitative and quantitative analysis.
  • Will explain polarography.
  • Explains polarography and the characteristics of the dropping mercury electrode.
  • Explains the applications of polarography.
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