Trace Elemental Analyses in Chemistry and Geology
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Atomic absorption spectroscopy and its uses for trace elemental                 analyses are being integrated into introductory and advanced courses            offered by the Departments of Chemistry and Geology.  Introduction to           this fundamental analytical capability, whose applications extend into          virtually every field of inquiry where accurate measurements of                 specific metals are required, is occurring in the first course in               chemistry, with advanced courses in instrumental analyses and                   geochemistry expanding upon the initial experience.  New instructional          materials and laboratory experiments are being developed to facilitate          student understanding of this technology and its broad applications in          all fields of materials science.  Application of atomic absorption              spectroscopy suitable to nonscience majors and preservice teachers is           being implemented, and access and instruction is being provided to area         high school classes for their ongoing environmental research.                   Development of this program is being achieved through the purchase of           an atomic absorption spectrometer equipped with a sample changer and            accessories needed to obtain quantitative analyses at the part-per-             billion range.                                                                                                                                                  The grantee is matching the award from non-federal sources.
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