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CHEM A310: Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
1.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
This is a laboratory course for chemistry and non-chemistry science students to accompany CHEM A301. Introduction to laboratory techniques of organic chemistry: simple preparations, separation, and identification of organic compounds. Three-hour laboratory four days per week. Offered in the summer only. Prerequisite: CHEM A300 or co-registration in CHEM A300.
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CHEM A311: Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
1.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
This is a laboratory course for chemistry and non-chemistry science students to accompany CHEM A301. Introduction to laboratory techniques of organic chemistry: simple preparations, separation, and identification of organic compounds. Three-hour laboratory four days per week. Offered in the summer only. Prerequisite: CHEM A301 or co-registration in CHEM A301.
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CHEM A315: Introduction to Forensic Methods
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
This course will be an introduction to instrumental and chemical analysis techniques used in forensic investigations. Topics will include: fingerprint analysis, soil and glass analysis, hair and fiber analysis, arson/explosive analysis, document analysis, and drug/toxicological analysis. Prerequisites: CHEM A300.
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CHEM A320: Integrated I Laboratory
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
This is an advanced laboratory with one hour of recitation each week for all chemistry majors. The lecture and experiments cover a wide range of techniques and topics including chemical literature, inorganic synthesis and characterization, photochemistry, titrations, kinetics, extractions, magnetic susceptibility, TLC, UV-Vis, crystal field theory, mass spectrometry, and chromatography. Prerequisites: CHEM A301, A303.
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CHEM A330: Integrated II Laboratory
2.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
This course is an advanced chemistry laboratory that involves structural analysis, thermodynamics, chemical separations, electrochemistry, advanced kinetics, and spectroscopy. Classical and modern spectroscopic techniques, such as UV-Vis, FT/IR, and LIF are employed along with molecular modeling techniques. The semester concludes with a special project derived from the chemical literature. Prerequisites: CHEM A303, A306.
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CHEM A350: Inorganic I Chemistry
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
This lecture course is designed to introduce various topics in inorganic chemistry. The topics covered will include atomic structure, symmetry and group theory, introduction to ionic and covalent bonding models in coordination complexes, acid-base theories, aqueous chemistry, electrochemistry, and an introduction to bioinorganic chemistry. Prerequisite: CHEM A301.
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CHEM A400: Biochemistry I Lecture
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
This course is a detailed description of the structure and function of the major classes of biological macromolecules: proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, and sugars. Physical, chemical, experimental, and mechanistic aspects of macromolecules and their behavior are emphasized based on an understanding of the underlying principles of bonding, equilibria, thermodynamics, and kinetics. Topics covered include protein structure and folding, experimental methods used to characterize and manipulate proteins and DNA, allostery and other types of regulation, molecular disease, enzyme mechanism and inhibition, and membranes. Prerequisites: CHEM A300, A301.
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CHEM A401: Biochemistry II Lecture
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
This course is a thorough coverage of metabolism and metabolic regulation. It begins with a brief review and expanded treatment of concepts from the first semester course of particular relevance to the study of metabolism such as energetics, membranes and membrane transport, receptors, and enzymes and their regulation. Topics covered include vitamins and cofactors, glycolysis, TCA cycle, oxidative phosphorylation, glycogen metabolism, gluconeogenesis, photosynthesis, and the metabolism of fatty acids, lipids, amino acids, and nucleotides. Emphasis is placed on understanding the chemical conversions involved, the interplay between various metabolic processes, and on understanding a variety of metabolic diseases. Prerequisites: CHEM A300, A301, A400.
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CHEM A402: Techniques in Biochemistry
1.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
Selected chemical and instrumental techniques will be performed by students based on lecture material covered in CHEM A400. Topics covered will include methods to label or sequence proteins, optical methods, NMR spectroscopy, enzyme kinetics and inhibition, column chromatography, introduction to basic molecular biology methods, and acrylamide and agarose gel electrophoresis. Prerequisites: CHEM A302, A400.
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CHEM A415: Modern Analytical Chemistry
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
This combined lecture/lab course applies the principles of analytical chemistry to instrumental methods of analysis. The goal will be to provide the student with an introduction to the principles of spectroscopic, electrometric, and chromatographic methods of analysis. We will discuss the kinds of instruments that are available and the strengths and limitations of these instruments. We will focus on spectrometric, chromatographic, and electrochemical techniques such as: AA, UV/VIS/NIR, fluorometry, GC, GC/MS, HPLC, and CV. Prerequisite: CHEM A306 or permission of instructor.
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