Classes
- Atomic Spectroscopy MethodsMC230P13 | Faculty of Science
- Analytical Laboratory and Factors Affecting the Quality of ResultsMC230P41 | Faculty of Science
- Spectrometric MethodsMC230P50 | Faculty of Science
- Ways to Good Quality Analytical ResultsMC230P57 | Faculty of Science
- Seminar of Analytical Chemistry I KATAMC230S35 | Faculty of Science
- Seminar of Analytical Chemistry II KATAMC230S36N | Faculty of Science
Publications
- UV-photochemical vapor generation with quartz furnace atomic absorption spectrometry for simple and sensitive determination of selenium in dietary supplements2016 | Faculty of Science
- Extraction of selected mercury compounds for speciation analysis by RP-HPLC-UV-CVG-QTAAS2015 | Faculty of Science
- UV-photochemical vapour generation with in situ trapping in a graphite tube atomizer for ultratrace determination of selenium2015 | Faculty of Science
- UV-Photochemical Generation of Volatiles in Atomic Spectrometric Methods2015 | Faculty of Science
- UV-Photochemical Cold Mercury Vapor Generation as a Derivatization Step Between HPLC Separation and AAS Detection for Speciation Analysis of Selected Mercury Compounds2014 | Faculty of Science
- UV-photochemical Cold Mercury Vapor Generation as a Derivatization Step Between HPLC Separation and AAS Detection for Speciation Analysis of Selected Mercury CompoundsPublication without faculty affiliation
- Identity and purity of historical remains of inorganic pharmaceuticals from the eighteenth century2023 | Faculty of Science
- Optimization of Anodic Etching of Crystalline Silicon for Fabrication of Luminescent Silicon Nanocrystals for Chemosensor Applications2022 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Chemotaxonomic markers for the authentication of the historical remains of chicory extract from the eighteenth century and mass spectrometry of these markers2022 | Faculty of Science
- Laudanum opiatum caesareum: Authentication of the composition of a historical pharmaceutical preparation from the eighteenth century using a multianalytical approach2021 | Faculty of Science
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