Ordu University Lifelong Learning Programme

Description of Individual Course Units

Course Unit Code	Course Unit Title	Type of Course Unit	Year of Study	Semester	Number of ECTS Credits
ZGM2132016959	LABORATORY TECHNIQUE	Compulsory	2	3	3

Level of Course Unit

First Cycle

Objectives of the Course

The aim of this course, is to teach to students learning the preparation of different materials for the analysis, learning and applying the different techniques in laboratory work, calculating the results of the analysis, interpreting it and writing report.

Name of Lecturer(s)

Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Sümeyye ŞAHİN

Learning Outcomes

1	Students learn the rules to be observed in the laboratory and used in laboratory glassware and various tools and equipments recognize.
2	Students learn the basic procedures used during sample preparation in the laboratory
3	Students learn the preparation of solutions.
4	Students learn volumetric, gravimetric and instrumental analysis applications

Mode of Delivery

Formal Education

Prerequisites and co-requisities

Recommended Optional Programme Components

Laboratory introduction and general rules to be followed in terms of health . The chemicals used in the laboratory , materials, equipment and devices General laboratory procedures and separation techniques, weighing, titration technique Heating and cooling equipment, mixing , rinsing and transfer techniques Precipitation, crystallization techniques Centrifugation techniques Filtration, Combustion ( Ash acquisition) techniques General evaluation and Midterm exam Drying techniques Evaporation and distillation techniques Sublimated , Extraction techniques Taking samples , storage, analysis and preparation of samples, expression of analysis results The preparation of solutions and the solution , the solution concentration on expressions, empirical solutions, solutions that are represented by volume ratio, percent (%),Solving of example problemls Shown solutions with ppt, ppm , ppb, solution of Molar, Molal and Formal, Indicators , the preparation of standard solutions , and Solution of the sample questions Physical analysis methods (Dansimetrik , Refractometric, polarimetric , spectrophotometric, chromatographic , electrophoretic , Electrochemical methods) Final exam

Course Contents

Introduction to the sources (books and journals) on laboratory techniques and contents of the lecture, the basic principles of laboratory work, first aid, method selection, error sources and minimizing them in the analyses.

Weekly Detailed Course Contents

Week	Theoretical	Practice	Laboratory
1	Laboratory introduction and general rules to be followed in terms of health .
2	The chemicals used in the laboratory , materials, equipment and devices
3	General laboratory procedures and separation techniques, weighing, titration technique
4	Heating and cooling equipment, mixing , rinsing and transfer techniques
5	Precipitation, crystallization techniques
6	Centrifugation techniques
7	Filtration, Combustion ( Ash acquisition) techniques
8	General evaluation and Midterm Exam
9	Drying techniques
10	Evaporation and distillation techniques
11	Sublimation , Extraction techniques
12	Taking samples , storage, analysis, preparation for analisis and expression of analysis results
13	The preparation of solutions , the solution concentration on expressions, empirical solutions, solutions that are represented by volume ratio and percent (%), solving of example problems
14	Shown solutions with ppt, ppm , ppb , preparation of Molar, Molal and Formal solution , Indicators , preparation of standard solutions , and the , sample questions ve solving techniques
15	Physical analysis methods ( Dansimetrik , Refractometric, polarimetric , spectrophotometric, chromatographic , electrophoretic , Electrochemical methods)
16	Final exam