ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY -BASIC PRINCIPLES OF CHROMATOGRAPHY AND OPERATIONAL TECHNIQUES OF HPLC AND GC
Dr. Nkem Azike
LEVEL Tertiary
MODALITY Blended
SUBJECT Analytical Chemistry · Hplc And Gc Principles And Techniques
TECHNOLOGY Internet Resource · Video · Mobile Device
KEYWORDS hplc · gc

This is a first semester analytical chemistry course taught at Higher National Diploma Class. Students are provided links to online resources (Videos, textbooks) to enable them understand operational techniques and basic principles of chromatography and hence be able to identify the different components of High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and Gas Chromatography (GC). Identify how HPLC differs from GC. Links of videos and animation of operations of these techniques are provided.
Resources required are mobile devices/laptops, internet access and WhatsApp .
Continuous/formative assessment (Quizzes created) will be used to assess the students understanding . Groups of students will be given generated codes to join the quiz and click on homework to take the quiz at myquizziz.com. This assessment can also be linked to a suitable LMS available at an institution.


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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr. Nkem Azike works at NA.
Holds a PhD Analytical Chemistry and PGD Technology Management. Lectured for 33+ years at the Yaba College of Technology, Yaba Lagos, Nigeria. Retired Dec 2019 and currently resides in the USA. Exploring other frontiers.


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