Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory

CHEMISTRY 5670

This laboratory course will emphasize both the synthesis of inorganic compounds and the study of their physical properties. Laboratory exercises will introduce novel synthetic techniques including high-temperature synthesis, air-free synthesis using a vacuum line, and synthesis in unusual solvent systems. Molecular and solid-state compounds will be characterized by UV-visible absorption, infrared, and multinuclear and dynamic NMR spectroscopies and x-ray diffraction. Measurements of electrochemical behavior, magnetic susceptibility, and chemical reactivity will be performed. Prereq: Chem 461 or consent of the instructor. A Writing Intensive option is available with the permission of the instructor. Graduate students interested in this course should enroll in the graduate level course, Chem 5670.
Course Attributes: FA NSM; AR NSM; AS NSM

Section 01

Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
INSTRUCTOR: Sadtler
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Section 02

Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
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