ECTS
4 credits
Component
Faculty of Science
List of courses
Choice of 2 out of 3
Solutions, colloids, interfaces
2 creditsSeparative techniques
2 creditsAnalysis of volatile molecules
2 credits
Solutions, colloids, interfaces
Study level
BAC +4
ECTS
2 credits
Component
Faculty of Science
This course provides basic knowledge and cross-disciplinary skills in the field of colloids and interfaces, which are common to the various courses in the Chemistry Master's program (Chemistry of Materials, Separative Chemistry, Materials and Processes, ICAP Cosmetics Engineering, Chemistry of Biomolecules). It is also offered to international students enrolled in the SFRI program at the University of Montpellier, where the course is taught in English. An introductory presentation covering the basic concepts and notions will enable students to discover and better understand the main physico-chemical properties of colloidal dispersions, associative colloids and solutions of macromolecules, as well as the parameters and phenomena governing stability in colloidal dispersions and mixed solution-colloid systems. This will be followed by interdisciplinary hands-on teaching based on the flipped classroom principle, to help students build and deepen their knowledge through individual and group analysis of various applications of colloidal and interfacial phenomena and systems.
Hourly volumes* :
CM: 7
TD : 13
Separative techniques
Study level
BAC +4
ECTS
2 credits
Component
Faculty of Science
This course is designed to teach liquid and gas chromatography.
Hourly volumes* :
CM :15h
TD: 5h
Analysis of volatile molecules
Study level
BAC +4
ECTS
2 credits
Component
Faculty of Science
Knowledge of gas chromatography and mass spectrometry techniques with electron impact ionization and quadrupole mass analyzer for the analysis of volatile organic molecules.
1) GC-MS analysis of volatile organic compounds :
- Electron impact ionization (EI) techniques
- Chemical ionization (CI) techniques
- Quadrupole (Q) analysis techniques
- GC/MS coupling
2) Applications in organic chemistry analysis and characterization of volatile samples.
Hourly volumes* :
CM: 15 H
TD: 5 H