Winter semester
Analytical Chemistry: Laboratory II
Fluorescence spectroscopy,
Near-infrared spectroscopy,
Raman spectroscopy
and in situ analytical techniques*
* Practical in situ measurement will take place in the natural auriferous mine. In the case of diagnosed claustrophobia, discuss the possibilities with head of LACH II
Each issue, including the first one, will start with the 5-minutes 5-question entry test to verify student readiness for this issue. Minimum of 3 questions must be correctly answered to be allowed to work. The failure in the entrance test implies the mark "F" and the issue have to be recompensed in alternative date
Preliminary time schedule: -- NOT SCHEDULED --
- 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
Analytical Chemistry: Laboratory II
Fluorescence spectroscopy,
Near-infrared spectroscopy,
Raman spectroscopy
and in situ analytical techniques*
* Practical in situ measurement will take place in the natural auriferous mine. In the case of diagnosed claustrophobia, discuss the possibilities with head of LACH II
Each issue, including the first one, will start with the 5-minutes 5-question entry test to verify student readiness for this issue. Minimum of 3 questions must be correctly answered to be allowed to work. The failure in the entrance test implies the mark "F" and the issue have to be recompensed in alternative date
Preliminary time schedule: -- NOT SCHEDULED --
- 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
Analytical Chemistry: Laboratory II
Fluorescence spectroscopy,
Near-infrared spectroscopy,
Raman spectroscopy
and in situ analytical techniques*
* Practical in situ measurement will take place in the natural auriferous mine. In the case of diagnosed claustrophobia, discuss the possibilities with head of LACH II
Each issue, including the first one, will start with the 5-minutes 5-question entry test to verify student readiness for this issue. Minimum of 3 questions must be correctly answered to be allowed to work. The failure in the entrance test implies the mark "F" and the issue have to be recompensed in alternative date
Preliminary time schedule: Mondays, 8th - 14th week of the semester
- 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
Analytical Chemistry: Laboratory II
Fluorescence spectroscopy,
Near-infrared spectroscopy,
Raman spectroscopy
and in situ analytical techniques*
* Practical in situ measurement will take place in the natural auriferous mine. In the case of diagnosed claustrophobia, discuss the possibilities with head of LACH II
Each issue, including the first one, will start with the 5-minutes 5-question entry test to verify student readiness for this issue. Minimum of 3 questions must be correctly answered to be allowed to work. The failure in the entrance test implies the mark "F" and the issue have to be recompensed in alternative date
Preliminary time schedule: Mondays, 8th - 14th week of the semester
- 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).