St. Mary’s University
Susan Oxley, PhD, is a Professor of Chemistry at St. Mary’s University, where she has taught since 2007. Her research focuses on surface chemistry, chemosensors, and the development of techniques for detecting metal ions in applications such as water analysis. She is dedicated to hands-on chemistry education, engaging students through laboratory research and practical scientific investigation.
This site points students and instructors to web resources which, taken together, allow teaching Instrumental Analysis with a virtual, on-line textbook instead…
View Resource →This is a module focused on explaining the need for and use of analog-to-digital converters in analytical chemistry. Both a graphical and…
View Resource →Lasers are preferred light sources for high resolution or time-resolved optical spectroscopy. This module introduces the workings of lasers and gives examples…
View Resource →This site is presented as a guided exploration into the operation of a photomultiplier from the first light incidence to the output…
View Resource →The Handbook of Operational Amplifier Application is a complete and exhaustive compendium of Op Amp information. Chapters start with the basic electronics…
View Resource →This Quick Time movie illustrates and describes to operation of a Czerny-Turner monochromator. The slits, mirrors, grating and grating scan are described…
View Resource →Basic concepts of signals, noise, and extraction of data from noisy signals are presented as an e-learning module. Excel spreadsheets allow students…
View Resource →[vc_row][vc_column icons_position=”left”][vc_column_text]This site provides two useful resources for instructors and students of analytical chemistry. The first is a collection of LabVIEW virtual…
View Resource →This site provides a tutorial on electromagnetic waves using animated graphics. The tutorial gives the student the ability to visualize circularly polarized…
View Resource →Downloadable animations and movies for analytical instruments and processes. Formats in QuickTime, GIF animations, and Flash animations.The website is available here .
View Resource →This site contains slides to accompany lectures in HPLC. They do not contain enough description for the average student to follow. However,…
View Resource →Site contains lab experiments for both analytical and physical chemical measurements. There are 6 analytical experiments: data acquisition, AAS, voltammetry, ASV, GC-MS,…
View Resource →The teaching of instrumentation is discussed using animationsm, many of which were produced by the authors. Site contains numerous links and many…
View Resource →Chemical and physical property data on over 30,000 compounds. Information includes mass spectra, infrared spectra, UV-Vis spectra, and a large amount of…
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