Analytical Chemistry: Laboratory I
26. 10. 2026
Martin Člupek
Summer semester
Department of Analytical Chemistry offers laboratory courses in English. The subject "Analytical chemistry: Laboratory I" consists of seven one-day exercises (from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.), mainly oriented to basic analytical techniques.
For more information about subject see Analytical Chemistry: Laboratory I
| Block A | Wednesdays | Week 1.-7. |
| Block B | Thursdays | Week 1.-7. |
| Block C | Wednesdays | Week 8.-14. |
| Block D | Thursdays | Week 8.-14. |
Each laboratory day, including the first, starts with a short 6-question entry test to verify students' readiness for this issue. A minimum of 3 questions must be correctly answered to be allowed to work. Failure in the entrance test implies the mark "F" and the issue has to be compensated on an alternative date (see Test Rules).
- General Rules
- List of Laboratory Tasks - Students are required to obtain these materials on their own; they will not be available in the laboratory.
- Location of the laboratories
- Entry tests
- or further information and to arrange alternative dates, please contact Ing. Martin Člupek, Ph.D. (building A, 1st floor, door K05, phone 220 444 091).
Summer semester
Department of Analytical Chemistry offers laboratory courses in English. The subject "Analytical chemistry: Laboratory I" consists of seven one-day exercises (from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.), mainly oriented to basic analytical techniques.
For more information about subject see Analytical Chemistry: Laboratory I
| Block A | Wednesdays | Week 1.-7. |
| Block B | Thursdays | Week 1.-7. |
| Block C | Wednesdays | Week 8.-14. |
| Block D | Thursdays | Week 8.-14. |
Each laboratory day, including the first, starts with a short 6-question entry test to verify students' readiness for this issue. A minimum of 3 questions must be correctly answered to be allowed to work. Failure in the entrance test implies the mark "F" and the issue has to be compensated on an alternative date (see Test Rules).
- General Rules
- List of Laboratory Tasks - Students are required to obtain these materials on their own; they will not be available in the laboratory.
- Location of the laboratories
- Entry tests
- or further information and to arrange alternative dates, please contact Ing. Martin Člupek, Ph.D. (building A, 1st floor, door K05, phone 220 444 091).
Winter semester
Department of Analytical Chemistry offers laboratory courses in English. The subject "Analytical chemistry: Laboratory I" consists of seven one-day exercises (from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.), mainly oriented to basic analytical techniques.
For more information about subject see Analytical Chemistry: Laboratory I
| Block A | Mondays | Week 1.-7. |
| Block B | Wednesdays | Week 1.-7. |
| Block C | Mondays | Week 8.-14. |
| Block D | Wednesdays | Week 8.-14. |
Both actual groups are ranked seventh in their respective blocks. Therefore, students start with task number 7, followed by tasks number 1, 2, 3 etc. in the regular order.
Each laboratory day, including the first, starts with a short 6-question entry test to verify students' readiness for this issue. A minimum of 3 questions must be correctly answered to be allowed to work. Failure in the entrance test implies the mark "F" and the issue has to be compensated on an alternative date (see Test Rules).
- General Rules
- List of Laboratory Tasks - Students are required to obtain these materials on their own; they will not be available in the laboratory.
- Location of the laboratories
- Entry tests
- or further information and to arrange alternative dates, please contact Ing. Martin Člupek, Ph.D. (building A, 1st floor, door K05, phone 220 444 091).
Winter semester
Department of Analytical Chemistry offers laboratory courses in English. The subject "Analytical chemistry: Laboratory I" consists of seven one-day exercises (from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.), mainly oriented to basic analytical techniques.
For more information about subject see Analytical Chemistry: Laboratory I
| Block A | Mondays | Week 1.-7. |
| Block B | Wednesdays | Week 1.-7. |
| Block C | Mondays | Week 8.-14. |
| Block D | Wednesdays | Week 8.-14. |
Both actual groups are ranked seventh in their respective blocks. Therefore, students start with task number 7, followed by tasks number 1, 2, 3 etc. in the regular order.
Each laboratory day, including the first, starts with a short 6-question entry test to verify students' readiness for this issue. A minimum of 3 questions must be correctly answered to be allowed to work. Failure in the entrance test implies the mark "F" and the issue has to be compensated on an alternative date (see Test Rules).
- General Rules
- List of Laboratory Tasks - Students are required to obtain these materials on their own; they will not be available in the laboratory.
- Location of the laboratories
- Entry tests
- or further information and to arrange alternative dates, please contact Ing. Martin Člupek, Ph.D. (building A, 1st floor, door K05, phone 220 444 091).