The following is a list of the Quicktime animations constructed used with this lecture series. Each has been reduced in size more rapid transfer times and requires that you have an appropriate viewer for display.

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Rotation of Fe - 1,10-phenanthrolene (90k) Atomic Absorption Spectrometer (1.1m) Accuracy (600k) Accuracy and Precision (670k) Countercurrent extraction (150k) Deposition of copper on an electrode (450k) Dropping Hg electrode (520k) Electron Capture detector (100k) Measuring electrolytes (1 m) Column elution (320k) Continuous extractor one (530k) Continuous extractor two (540k) Flame Ionization detector (570k) FTIR (660k) Gel Permeation (770k) GC sample injection (360k) Chromatographic integrator (130k) Integrating recorder (190k) LC column elution (590k) NaI(Tl) detector (970k) Rotation of Nickel DMG molecule (80k) Rotation of a phototube (90k) Precision (660k) LC pump (340k) Single beam spectrophotometer (760k) Soxhlet extractor (410k) Loading a GC sample syringe (340k) Sample acid base titration (590k) TLC separation

 

Other animations will be added as they are developed. Suggestions are always welcome.

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