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| CHIM0420-1 | Chemistry - additional issues
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| Duration : | 15h Th, 15h Pr |
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| Holder(s) : | Pierre Colson |
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| Language : | Langue française |
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| Course contents : | Taking into account the basic tools given in the 1st Bac, a first part of this course (Chapters 1 and 2) will be devoted to main recalls about pH, precipitation, complexation and redox reactions with a special importance given to the reciprocal influence of these phenomena. This last point will be illustrated with biochemical examples such as buffer preparation at physiological pH, calculation of the blood pH taking into account the pressure of carbon dioxide, etc...
A second part (Chapter 3) will involve the basis of chemistry of aromatic compounds because several molecules with biomedical interest present a partially/or completely aromatic
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A third and last part (Chapter 4) will be more oriented to the use of spectral techniques (UV-Visible, NMR, infra-red) in order to identify and quantify molecules with biomedical interest.
Applications used to illustrate this course will be largely oriented to the biomedical and most to the practical aspects). |
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| Course objective : | To achieve the transition between the course of basic chemistry (1st Bac), the course of physical complements (equipments and apparatus), and the courses of analytical and medicinal chemistry in the next year. This course has to enable to examine thoroughly and apply the basic knowledges of the 1st Bac which involve the main topics of general and inorganic chemistry and the basic elements of organic chemistry. |
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| Prerequisites : | Course of general, ionorganic and organic chemistry of the 1st Bac. |
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| Workshops : | 3 laboratories of 3h30 each |
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| Organization : | 2h per week during 8 weeks in the second quadrimester |
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| Written notes : | Lecture notes are sold at the beginning of the second quadrimester |
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| Assessment : | Written examination with mainly open questions and sometimes one or two multiple choice questions. There is also a written examination about exercises.
The final quotation will be calculated by the following way :
70% for open and QCM questions
30% for exercises. |
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| Contacts : | Pierre Colson, Chargé de Cours
Chemistry De partment
Biospectroscopy and Physical Chemistry Unit
Chemistry Institute (B6c) Office : 3/73B
Call : 00 32 (0)4/366.34.06
Fax : 00 32 (0)4/366.45.77
E-mail : P.Colson@ulg.ac.be |
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