Modul MA-CH-MRC 05 - Methoden in der anorganischen Koordinations- und Molekülchemie
Master-Studiengang Chemie und Lebensmittelchemie
Chemie/Master 1./3. FS
The course teaches on knowledge and methods for synthesis and complete characterization of inorganic coordination and inorganic molecular compounds. In the practical part, the students learn preparative methods, which are outside the general practical training (high vacuum and inert gas techniques for the synthesis of air-sensitive compounds, reactions in unusual solvents such as SO2). All stages of the preparations are accompanied by modern analytical methods (heteronuclear liquid NMR spectroscopy, Raman, ATR-IR, UV-Vis, elemental analysis, cyclic voltammetry, etc.), which are carried out under the guidance of students themselves.
The practical part of the course is accompanied by a lecture and specific seminars, which, building on the knowledge already imparted in the bachelor's program, highlights in-depth theoretical aspects of the characterization methods performed.
The student is able to present and discuss scientific results correctly (writing of a practical report) and is familiar with the targeted synthesis of challenging inorganic molecular compounds.
| Lecturer |
Prof. Dr. Jan J. Weigand Dr. Kai Schwedtmann |
|---|---|
| Dates | Lecture: Thu 3rd. DH, HEM/219 Seminar: Practical course: lecture free period |
| SWS (V/S/Pr) | 2/2/8 Participation in the course Internship is limited to 20 participants according to §6 para. 7 SO. |
| Teaching material and Information | Lectures, Seminars and Practical Course |
| Applicability | The module is a compulsory elective module in the Master's program in Chemistry in the module column "Materials-relevant chemistry". |
| Requirement for participation | Basic knowledge of analytical chemistry and physical chemistry at the undergraduate chemistry degree level. |
| Examination achievement | The credit points are acquired when the course examination is passed. The course examination consists of a written exam (PL1, 90 min), the laboratory practical (PL2) and a practical report (PL3). |
| Credit points |
Students can obtain 10 credit points with the course. |
Enrollment
The enrollment for the master course MA-CH-MRC05 in the winter semester 2022/23 is done via the Selma Portal and in parallel via e-mail. Please write an email with name and matriculation number to:
kai.schwedtmann@tu-dresden.de
Enrollment ends on the first day of lectures. It is planned that the module will take place in presence.