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Analytical geochemistry

ВК 3

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

First

2022/2023

5 Semester

4

Know: Requirements facing analytical methods in the study of mineral matter The main content of various physical methods of determining the chemical composition of a mineral substance Metrological characteristics of physical methods of determining the chemical composition of a mineral substance The main content of X-ray spectral methods of researching the chemical composition of a substance Metrological characteristics of X-ray spectral methods of studying the chemical composition of a substance Be able: Choose from the analytical methods those that meet the requirements and tasks of the future bachelor's or master's work Qualified to apply selected analytical methods Qualified to evaluate the obtained results of analytical studies Practically determine the uncertainties of the applied analytical methods To be able to organize teamwork when performing analytical research Understanding personal/personal responsibility for a personal decision of a part of a joint task

Distance form

1. An idea of the requirements facing analytical methods in the study of mineral matter 2. To have basic skills of working with a personal computer

The discipline introduces the basics of physical methods of analytical studies of mineral matter. Students get acquainted with the main metrological characteristics and the principle of operation of modern physical analytical methods. X-ray spectral methods of researching the chemical composition of mineral substances are studied in detail as basic analytical methods, which are available for bachelor's and master's work. Possibilities, features of application and metrological characteristics of X-ray spectral methods are studied. The purpose of the discipline is to acquaint students with modern analytical methods of studying the composition of mineral substances used in geochemical and mineralogical-geochemical research.

Lectures, consultations, independent student work

1. Semester assessment: - Control work on content module 1: max – 30, min – 18 points. The final assessment may include the results of surveys - current (during lectures) and additional (after checking the control work). - Control work from content module 2: max – 30, min – 18 points. The final assessment may include the results of surveys - current (during lectures) and additional (after checking the test work).) 2. Final assessment in the form of an exam: (compulsory exam in writing): max – 40 points, min – 24 points. The results of students' educational activities are evaluated on a 100-point scale. The overall grade is given based on the results of the student's work throughout the semester as the sum of the points of the semester and final assessment: A student is not admitted to the final assessment in the form of an exam if he scored less than 36 points during the semester.

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