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23352 Applied Spectroscopy
Danish title: Anvendt spektroskopi
Language: Danish Credit points: 5
Type: Ph.D.-level, Open University
Language: Danish

Previous course: C2352
No credit points with: C2352
Prerequisite: 23220/C2320
Recommended semester: 6th semester
Scope and form: 2 Modules, lectures.
Examination: Written exam (13-scale)
Contact person: Bjarne Hilmer Nielsen, Building 201, Tel. +45 4525 2127, email okbhn@pop.dtu.dk

Department: Department of Organic Chemistry
Aim: To enable the students to use spectroscopic methods in appropriate combination for structure determination in the organic chemistry, and for analyses of chemical reactions.
Contents: Basic 1H NMR spectroscopy. Use of the basic 1H NMR parameters. Mass spectrometry: Methods for ionization. Determination of molecular weight and elemental composition. Use of fragmentation patterns. IR spectroscopy: Use of functional group frequencies in structure elucidation. Solid, liquid, and gas-phase spectra. UV-vis. spectroscopy: The nature of electronic transitions. Prediction of absorption frequencies of characteristic chromophores as an aid in structural analysis. Flourescence and phosphorescence.