MSC Chemistry in VNSGU

I am planning to do M.Sc in Chemistry from Veer Narmad South Gujarat University M.Sc.(Chemistry) after completing B.Sc, so please provide here programme details???

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Veer Narmad South Gujarat University M.Sc.(Chemistry) programme details are as given below:

M.Sc Chemistry

Master of Science (Organic Chemistry)
Master of Science in Physical Chemistry
Master of Science (Analytical Chemistry)
Master of Science (Industrial Chemistry)
Master of Science (Environmental Chemistry)
Master of Science (Pharmaceutical Chemistry)

Eligibility:
The Candidates Should have passed Bachelor's degree or its equivalent.

M.Sc Analytical Chemistry syllabus:

Classical methods of Analysis
1. Analysis of ores such as Haematite, Dolomite, Lime stone, Bauxite and Pyrolusite
(Minimum 3 to be done) for their major constituents.
2. Analysis of Portland cement for its calcium, magnesium and silica content.
3. Analysis of organic materials: Glycerol, Formalin, Dye intermediate, Glycine, Ethylene
glycol, Amines, Nitro compounds.
4. Determination of Pb+2 as PbCrO4 after precipitation from homogeneous solution and Ba+2 as
BaSO4.
5. Analysis of bleaching material.
6. Determination of COD of water sample.
7. Determination of DO of water sample.
Electrical methods of Analysis
1. Potentiometric determination of Cl -and I- in a mixture.
2. Determination of Ka1 and Ka2 of phosphoric acid.
3. Determination of fluoride using Iron-Selective electrode.
4. Conductometric determination of vanillin in Vanilla.
5. Polarographic determination of Cd+2 and Zn+2 in a mixture.
Optical and Separation methods of Analysis
1. Analysis of APC tablets for its aspirin and phenacetin content using UV spectrophotometry.
2. Analysis of Barbiturates using UV spectrophotometry.
3. Simultaneous determination of Cr+3 + Co+2 in a mixture.
4. Photometric titration of (Cu+2+ Ca+2) in a mixture.
5. Determination of Nitrite.
6. Determination of Iron in brass and dolomite.
7. Biuret in the sample of urea
8. Paper chromatographic separation.
9. Determination of total salt content using IEC.


For detailed syllabus, here is attachment: