Course Name - Analytical Chemistry 1
Course Content
- Titrimetric Analysis ( Neutralization titrations, Complexometric titrations, Iodometric titrations, Argentometric titrations, REDOX titrations)
- Gravimetric Methods
-Statistical Analysis
Mode of Evaluation
- Theory - 55%
- Practical - 35%
- Continuous Assessments - 10%
- Teacher: Ms. D N A Arachchi
Definitions, history and development of Limnology; Water as a natural resource; Hydrologic cycle; Origin, forms and distribution of lentic and lotic aquatic systems including lakes, reservoirs, streams, wetlands and ground water aquifers; Lake as an ecosystem; Lake succession process and eutrophication.
- Tundisi, J.G. and Tundisi, T.M., 2012. Limnology. CRC Press.
- Wetzel, R.G., 2001. Limnology. 3rd ed. Academic Press.
- Teacher: Dr. L N Wijewardene
After successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Explain fundamental concepts in chemistry
- Describe the atomic structure
- Define different types of intra and inter molecular forces
- Evaluate the molecular geometry
References:
Concise
Inorganic Chemistry, J.D. Lee, 5th
Edition
Evaluation:
End semester exam (Theory) 80%
Continuous assessments 20%
- Teacher: Ms. D N A Arachchi
- Teacher: Dr. H B Asanthi
- Teacher: Dr. Asanka D Jayasinghe