The Department of Chemistry maintains a full compliment of modern chemical instrumentation. Our undergraduate students gain hands-on experience with some of these instruments in laboratory courses including the nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer, infrared spectrometer, spectrophotometer, HPLC, PCR, etc. Senior students working on senior research projects may have the opportunity to use other instruments otherwise not introduced in teaching labs. Faculty also use the instrumentation to support their research.
Applications include: Separation and quantification of aqueous and organic samples utilizing multiple ionization techniques
Applications include: Separation, purification, and quantification of aqueous and organic samples
Applications include: inorganic and organic molecular analysis
Applications include: elemental composition and trace analysis
Applications include: Structural determination of organic compounds, kinetic experiments.
Applications include: amplification and quantification of DNA for environmental monitoring such as E. coli and Covid-19.
Applications include: Measurement of ions in and redox properties of solutions analysis
