Analytical Chemistry and Physical Chemistry

Analytical Chemistry. The learning objectives of the analytical chemistry course are: acquisition of the basic knowledge of classical and instrumental analytical techniques; acquisition of critical capacity in assessing the accuracy and precision of experimental data using statistical methods; acquisition of the ability to solve analytical problems related to complex equilibria in solution and quantitative analysis of compounds.
Physical Chemistry.The main objective of the course is to provide students with basic knowledge of chemical thermodynamics and kinetics. Topics treated in the course aim at:
- strengthening the logical and quantitative thinking skills of the students;
- refining problem solving skills in the fields of physical and analytical chemistry;
- providing the student with the necessary tools to fully understand the principles of thermodynamics, chemical kinetics and reactivity.

Analytical Chemistry.The learning outcomes of analytical chemistry course are: the knowledge of the procedures for the elaboration and evaluation of experimental data; the knowledge of the main complex in solution chemical equilibria and the ability to solve the problems that involve them; the knowledge of the basic principles and procedures of the most important classical and instrumental analytical techniques; the ability to discriminate the most suitable technique to solve a specific analytical problem; the ability to use the analytical language to describe analytical methods and to report the result correctly and unequivocally.
Physical Chemistry. At the end of the course the student:
- will have expertise in basic chemical thermodynamics and kinetics;
- will master the main concepts underlying the physico-chemical themes illustrated in the lectures;
- will be proficient in applying theory to the resolution of simple exercises.