Advices to be well prepared for the exams:

• regularly attend the lectures ,
• carefully study the slides of your teacher,
• read the relevant chapters of this book (it can be borrowed from our university library),
• thoroughly learn the glossary (pdf),
• check your knowledge against this list of terms, equations (doc),
• be informed about the structure of the final test exam (doc).

For the complex examination (pharmacists):

• List of the short questions
• List of the topics
• List of the topics (2020)
• Firstly, the student chooses 2 topics. Those are obtained from topics of 1-13 (classical) and 14-27 (instrumental). The student decides which topic is worked out in details as for a written test. The other topic should be presented in oral (a sketch can be used). The result of the exam is the average of the oral and written performances, but each performance should reach an acceptable level.
  Before the student is allowed to start their presentation, he/she should choose one from the short questions (basic definition, formula, principle) and should provide the answer immediately without any preparation or any asking a clue (it cannot take more than 1-2 min). If the answer is incomplete, the complex exam can not be proceeded.
• In 2020 the complex exam may be performed via skype. The rules of the exam (it was sent to the examinees via Neptun).

Slides:

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6. week
7. Gravimetry, extraction
8. Instrumental analysis
9. Separation techniques
10. Molecular spectrometry
11. Atomic spectrometry
12. Electroanalytical techniques