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Metrology in chemical analysis

ВБ 1.6.

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2024/2025

2 Semester

4

Know and understand scientific concepts and modern theories of chemistry, as well as the fundamental principles of related sciences Draw up technical specifications for a project, allocate time, organize your own work and that of your team, and compile reports Assess risks in professional activities and take preventive measures

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1. Knowledge of analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, chromatographic analysis, spectral analysis, and statistical methods of processing in chemistry 2. Knowledge of English at B1 level

The course helps students develop an understanding of analytical chemistry as a science of measurement; introduces the basic concepts of modern metrology, such as “metrological traceability” and “measurement uncertainty,” as well as the types of measurement errors in analytical chemistry, their causes, and ways to eliminate them. The course also covers processes aimed at achieving measurement consistency, such as validation, verification, calibration, and accompanying statistical methods. The course is fundamental for training specialists in the fields of analytical chemistry, environmental monitoring, pharmaceutical control, and the food and chemical industries.

Main: 1. Terminology of analytical measurement. Introduction to VIM 3: edited by V. Barwick and E. Pritchard: translation of the first edition of the Eurachem 2011 guideline. – Kyiv: Yurka Lyubchenko LLC, 2015. – 82 p. 2. Data processing in chemical analysis. Textbook (for students of the Faculty of Chemistry) / M.V. Ishchenko – Irpin: Publishing House and Printing House of the National University of Public Service of Ukraine, 2017. – 69 p. Additional: 1. S L R Ellison and A Williams (Eds). Eurachem/CITAC guide: Quantifying Uncertainty in Analytical Measurement, Third edition, (2012) ISBN 978-0-948926-30-3. Available from www.eurachem.org. 2. Eurachem Guideline “Suitability of Analytical Methods for a Specific Application. Guidance for Laboratories on Method Validation and Related Issues”: edited by B. Magnusson and W. Ernemark: translation of the second edition of 2014. – Kyiv: Yurka Lyubchenko LLC, 2016. - 92 p.

Lectures, practical classes, independent work

Semester assessment includes two modular tests (remotely), assessment of independent work (remotely), and literature search. Assessment is carried out on a 100-point scale. Final assessment is in the form of a credit. The maximum/minimum number of points that a student can receive during semester assessment is 100 points/60 points.

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