 | Thin Layer Chromatography, Part 1 Oxford College of Emory University's analytical chemistry class, 3:00 lab section, demonstrates TLC. |
 | Thin Layer Chromatography, Part 2 Oxford College of Emory University's analytical chemistry class, 3:00 lab section, demonstrates TLC. |
 | HW4 Solved Example Solving technique A of homework 4 of Analytical Chemistry |
 | Proper use of Analytical scales In an educational setting, this footage is from a sophmore analytical chemistry lab, showing proper use of an university analytical scale by a student. |
 | Mary Wirth: Separating and Identifying Macromolecules Dr. Mary Wirth from the Department Chemistry and the Bio-5 Institute is an analytical and surface materials chemist who developed new materials to coat micro chips on which analytical chemistry can be performed for macro-molecular separations and identification with an incredibly higher efficiency, at a much reduced time-scale and with capabilities to analyze many samples simultaneously. Mary Wirth, PhD; Professor of Chemistry, College of Science & Member Bio-5 Institute. The 5th annual Innovation Day at The UA was held on March 25, 2008. Innovation Day at The UA celebrates technology development and commercialization by highlighting the research achievements of students, staff and faculty. The Technology Innovation Awards recognize University of Arizona researchers for achievements in translating original ideas from the laboratory to the marketplace. |
 | coin dissolving coin dissolving at the Analytical Chemistry Laboratory in Tel Aviv University(Flame Atomic Absorption experiment) we take 10ml HCL + 30ml HNO3 |
 | Taste3 Conference: Leo McCloskey Leo McCloskey, owner of Enologix, an expert in fine wine analytical chemistry, manufacturing and quality metrics, suggests using Bordeaux's classification system in the United States and uses metrics to identify Napa Valley's first growth appellation. |
 | Pipetting Demo A demonstration of the proper technique for using a volumetric pipette. |
 | Susan Kegley - Pesticide Contamination in Food Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2008/03/18/Are_Pesticides_Poisoning_Our_Children_s_Future Dr. Susan Kegley, founder of the Pesticide Research Institute, discusses how susceptible various foods are to contamination by pesticide toxins. ----- Are Pesticides Poisoning Our Children's Future? Discussants include Gina Solomon, Susan Kegley, Tyrone Hayes, and Donique Brumley. William Grant chairs the panel. There is mounting evidence that man-made chemicals, notably pesticides, are accumulating in our environment, and that these chemicals may be far from benign. Hear from a distinguished panel of experts about the nature and magnitude of the potential harm and what we can do about it - The Commonwealth Club of California Dr. Susan Kegley is an organic chemist with expertise in pesticide toxicology, pollutant fate and transport; environmental monitoring and analytical chemistry; and experience with pesticide regulation, pesticide data sources and the pesticide toxicology and epidemiology literature. After 14 years of teaching, research and curriculum development in academia, Dr. Kegley worked as a Senior Scientist for nine years at Pesticide Action Network North America, a non-governmental, non-profit organization that works to promote sustainable alternatives to toxic pesticides. Dr. Kegley started Pesticide Research Institute in 2006. |
 | The Flaming Carrots! - Part 1 of 2 In which my analytical chemistry project goes up in flames after completing my final for the class. Watch as half of the table spontaneously combusts! |
 | Lec 3 | MIT 5.301 Chemistry Laboratory Techniques, IAP 2004 TLC - The Basics Thin-layer chromatography is the most commonly used analytical technique in many research labs. This video walks you through every step, from setting up a developing chamber to calculating Rf values. View the complete course: http://ocw.mit.edu/5-301IAP04 License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA More information at http://ocw.mit.edu/terms More courses at http://ocw.mit.edu |
 | The Flaming Carrots! - Part 2 of 2 In which my analytical chemistry project goes up in flames after completing my final for the class. Watch as Lloyd sets his arm aflame! |
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