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Luminescence spectroscopy and magnetochemistry

ВБ.3.05

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2022/2023

3 Semester

6

P1. Know and understand the scientific concepts and modern theories of chemistry, as well as the fundamental foundations of related sciences. P2. Deeply understand the basic facts, concepts, principles and theories related to the subject area mastered during the master's program, use them to solve complex tasks and problems, as well as conduct research in the relevant field of chemistry. RZ. Apply the acquired knowledge and understanding to solve new qualitative and quantitative problems of chemistry. P9. Collect, evaluate, and analyze the data needed to solve complex chemistry problems using appropriate methods and data tools.

Full-time form

This course is based on knowledge of such subjects as "Inorganic Chemistry", "Quantum Chemistry", "Coordination Chemistry", "Spectroscopy of Inorganic Compounds", physical methods of research, separate sections of physics and mathematics. In turn, it is necessary for the performance of qualification work for the master's degree.

The program of the course "Luminescence Spectroscopy and Magnetism" consists of two parts. The part devoted to luminescence spectroscopy contains material on the classification of luminescence types depending on the method of excitation, the main mechanisms explaining luminescence phenomena; the most important principles of the method of luminescence spectroscopy, schematic diagrams of luminescence spectrometers are presented. Students will be introduced to the main characteristics of luminescent substances and materials, with approaches to the interpretation of the results of spectral studies, they can learn to draw conclusions about the structure of substances based on spectral data.

1. Luminescence of coordination compounds of lanthanides: ed. manual / V. M. Amirkhanov. - K.: VOC "Kyiv University", 2017.-79 p 2. Bünzli J.-C. G. Lanthanide Photonics: Shaping the Nanoworld // Trends in Chemistry. – 2019. – V. 1, Issue 8, P. 751-762. 3. Bünzli J.-C. G. On the design of highly luminescent lanthanide complexes // Coordination Chemistry Reviews 293–294 (2015) 19–47. 4. V.O. Pavlenko, I.O. Fritzky Introduction to magnetochemistry. K.: VOC "Kyiv University", 2012. 167 p.

Lectures, Practical classes

Semester control includes work in practical classes, including oral examinations, tests and surveys on the topics of tests. Evaluation is carried out on a 100-point system. The maximum / minimum number of points that can be obtained by a student during the semester assessment is 100 points / 60 points.

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