Course Contents |
Ionic migration in electrolytic solutions and conductivity, migration number, metallic indicator electrodes, membrane indicator electrodes (the glass electrode, liquid membrane electrode, crystalline electrodes) and their theories. Standard electrode potentials, cell potentials, Nernst equation, liquid juction potential, current – voltage relationships during electrolysis (ohmic drop, polarization effects), potentiometric titrations, electrogravimetry, coulometric titrations, supporting electrolytes, solvents, types of working electrolytes, voltammetric methods – their principles and comparison.
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Weekly Course Content |
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Learning Activities and Teaching Methods |
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Introduction to electrochemistry
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Ionic migration in electrolytic solutions and conductivity, migration number |
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Metallic indicator electrodes, membrane indicator electrodes (the glass electrode, liquid membrane electrode, crystalline electrodes) and their theories |
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Electrochemical cells |
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Current of Electrochemical cells |
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Standard electrode potentials, cell potentials,
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Nernst equation, liquid juction potential,
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mid-term exam |
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Current – voltage relationships during electrolysis, ohmic drop, Polarization effects,
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Potentiometric titrations,
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Electrogravimetry |
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Coulometri,
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Supporting electrolytes, solvents, types of working electrolytes, |
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Voltammetric methods – their principles and comparison.
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Electrochemical sensors
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final exam |
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Recommend Course Book / Supplementary Book/Reading |
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Enstrumental analiz, D. A. Skoog, F.J. Holler ve T.A. Nieman V.Baskı. Türkçe çeviri (E. Kılıç, . |
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Electrochemical Methods (Fundamentals and Applications), A.J.Bard ve L.R. Faulkner 2. |
Required Course instruments and materials |
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