Instrumental Methods of Analysis

Column Chromatography Contents •       Column chromatography •       Principle involved •       Practical requirements of column chromatography •       Stationary phase (adsorbent) •       …

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Thin Layer Chromatography Contents •       Thin layer chromatography •       History •       Principle involved •       Applications of TLC Practical requirements of …

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Paper Chromatography Contents  •       Paper chromatography •       Principle involved •       Applications of Paper chromatography Practical requirements •       Stationary phase •       …

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Gas Chromatography Contents •       Gas chromatography •       Principle involved •       Criteria for compounds Practical requirements •       Carrier gas •       Flow …

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Atomic Absorption spectroscopy Objectives After this session students will be able to •       Explain the principle  and  instrumentation of atomic …

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Atomic Emission Spectroscopy Objectives After this session students will be able to •       Differentiate between Flame emission spectroscopy and atomic …

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Flame Photometry Objectives By the end of this session, students will be able to: •       Explain the principle of flame …

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Nephelometry and Turbidimetry Objectives At the end of the session the student will be able to •       Identify Nephelometry and …

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Importance of Instrumental Methods in Pharmaceutical Analysis Objectives of this session After this session student will be able to •       …

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