His activities

Students must identify whether a picture best represents a solid, liquid, or gas at the molecular level.

Group together the appropriate names and descriptions of three types of band broadening in chromatographic separations.

This crossword includes questions about the basic theory and vocabulary of chromatographic separations, and about liquid chromatography.

Label the parts of a chromatogram.

This is a crossword puzzle in which the clues are about atomic emission spectroscopy, with a bit of atomic absorption spectroscopy for comparison.

Label the basic parts of an atomic emission spectrometer.

This crossword puzzle involves instrumentation for mass spectrometry.

Label the parts of spectrophotometers, and complete the phrases.

This crossword puzzle takes material from Instrumental Analysis, Revised Edition, Chapter 6, Sections 4 and 5.

Identify the parts of a basic spectrophotometer.

Fill in the blanks to identify variables in Beer's Law.

Label the regions of the EM spectrum (nm).

Label the parts of a Jablonski diagram, including an excitation and fluorescence spectrum for quinine.

Click on the parts of a Jablonski diagram, including an excitation and fluorescence spectrum for quinine.

Crossword puzzle about UV-vis and AA.

Atomic Absorption Sample Introduction Methods

Label the parts of a graphite furnace for atomic spectroscopy.

An activity about light sources for spectroscopy

Label parts and complete statements about a hollow cathode lamp.

(Oh My) This crossword puzzle will give you practice with subatomic particles and identifying elements using the periodic table.

Find the matches.

Find the matches.

CLICK ON THE WORDS IN THE ORDER THEY APPEAR IN THE TEXT. EACH WORD IS ONLY USED ONCE.

Label a cyclic voltammogram with cathodic and anodic current, and more.

This is a fill-in-the-blank exercise about sampling and the Nyquist condition.

This is designed to help students remember the areas of the periodic table.

This is a crossword designed to help students remember the layout of the periodic table.

This activity covers Chapter 1, which is basic facts about FTIR, UV-visible spectroscopy, NMR, chromatography, and mass spectrometry.

Label the parts of a monochromator.

Match the instrument component to its characteristic or function.

Match pairs of cards about different types of noise in chemical measurements.