Department of Analytical Chemistry
Phone: +38(068) 403-63-34.
The Head of Department is Vishnikin Andriy Borisovich, Academician of Academy of High School of Ukraine, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor.
Department staff: 6 high school teachers: 1 Professor, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, 5 Docents, Candidates of Chemical Sciences.
The Department of Analytical Chemistry provides training at the first (bachelor's) level of higher education in the curriculum:
- Chemical analysis and examination of materials and products
The Department of Analytical Chemistry provides training at the second (master) level of higher education in the curriculum:
- 102 Chemistry
The Department of Analytical Chemistry provides training at the third (Ph.D.) level of higher education in the curriculum:
- 102 Chemistry
Training courses: fundamentals of analytical chemistry, modern instrumental methods of analysis, environmental analytical chemistry, analysis of pharmaceuticals, quality control of food products, spectroscopic and electrochemical methods of analysis.
The Head of Department is Vishnikin Andriy Borisovich, Academician of Academy of High School of Ukraine, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor.
Department staff: 6 high school teachers: 1 Professor, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, 5 Docents, Candidates of Chemical Sciences.
The Department of Analytical Chemistry provides training at the first (bachelor's) level of higher education in the curriculum:
- Chemical analysis and examination of materials and products
The Department of Analytical Chemistry provides training at the second (master) level of higher education in the curriculum:
- 102 Chemistry
The Department of Analytical Chemistry provides training at the third (Ph.D.) level of higher education in the curriculum:
- 102 Chemistry
Training courses: fundamentals of analytical chemistry, modern instrumental methods of analysis, environmental analytical chemistry, analysis of pharmaceuticals, quality control of food products, spectroscopic and electrochemical methods of analysis.
Basic directions of scientific investigations: spectroscopic (spectrophotometry, atomic-absorption spectroscopy) and electrochemical methods of analysis; modern liquid-liquid and solid phase microextraction methods; analytical chemistry of heteropoly complexes; modern automated flow methods of analysis; analytical chemistry of polyelectrolytes; determination of platinum group metals by using new organic reagents; sensors; analysis of biomedical objects; analysis of natural waters, soils, food products, environmental objects, pharmaceutical preparations, chromate-mass-spectrometry.
The Department trains highly qualified personnel (Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Science). For the last 8 years 1 doctoral and 7 candidate dissertations have been defended. In 2007, Mohammed Al-Shwaiyat, a Jordanian citizen, defended his doctoral dissertation. In 2018, Algerian citizens Aymad-Eddin Tamen and Mehieddine Hedjazi entered graduate school. Employees, students and graduate students of the department perform the state budget topic "New types of ionic associates and complex compounds for the analysis of water objects of mining enterprises, drugs, and food".
International activities: staff, students and graduate students of the Department undergo research and study at European universities, including the University of Lund (Sweden), Charles University (Hradec Králové, Czech Republic), Jagiellonian University, (Krakow, Poland), Aristotle University (Thessaloniki, Greece). Especially fruitful is the cooperation with the P.J. Šafarik University (Košice, Slovakia), where teachers, students and graduate students of the Department of Analytical Chemistry study and engage in scientific work every year.
Over the past 5 years (2014-2019), students and graduate students of the Department co-authored 16 articles in leading scientific journals in analytical chemistry, such as Analytical Chemistry, Talanta, Microchemical Journal, Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis.
Students and graduate students of the Department have received 10 grants from the Visegrad Foundation for research and study in the Visegrad Four countries (Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Hungary) over the past 10 years. Alina Dyuzheva, a graduate of the Department, graduated from the P.J. Šafarik University (Košice, Slovakia) and got a job in Prague, Czech Republic. Master of the Department Arina Skok during her bachelor's degree received 3 Erasmus+ grants for a semester at the Aristotle University (Thessaloniki, Greece), Middle-East Technical University in Ankara (Turkey) and the Mehmetbey University in Karaman (Turkey). Already in 2020, in her master's degree, she received a 4th grant from the Visegrad Four and will spend the next semester in Košice, Slovakia, at the P.J. Šafarik University.