Chemical Analysis Basics

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of chemical analysis, including molar mass determination, density measurements, single-step synthesis, and potentiometry. It also emphasizes safety protocols, laboratory practices, and data treatment. Students will engage in workshops to practice quantitative analysis and report writing.

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