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28 Aug 2023

Courses

You can find further information about the courses taught by the Institute of Chemistry on the website of the Registrar's Office (Curriculum and Course Descriptions) and in NEPTUN, or by clicking on the following course links:

Subject code in NEPTUN	Subject name	Major	Lecturer(s)
ENTTBIOV5201	Flow cytometry from food safety to clinical diagnostics	elective	Dr. Árpád Czéh
KEMNA1201	Physical chemistry I. lecture	Chemistry BSc	Dr. Katalin Ősz
KEMNA1202	Physical chemistry I. seminar	Chemistry BSc	Dr. Katalin Ősz
KEMNA1203	Physical chemistry II. lecture	Chemistry BSc	Dr. Katalin Ősz
KEMNA1204	Physical chemistry II. seminar	Chemistry BSc	Dr. Katalin Ősz
KEMNA1205	Physical chemistry II. laboratory practice	Chemistry BSc	Dr. András Kiss
KEMNA1704	Instrumental analysis II.	Chemistry BSc	Dr. Attila Felinger Dr. Ferenc Kilár
MNVE7001	Instrumental analysis III.	Chemistry MSc	Dr. Attila Felinger Dr. Ferenc Kilár
MNVE7101	Physical chemistry V. lecture	Chemistry MSc	Dr. Gábor Lente
MNVE7102	Physical chemistry V. seminar	Chemistry MSc	Dr. Gábor Lente
OPA-PC1-T	Physical chemistry 1.	Pharmacy	Dr. András Kiss
OPA-PC2-T	Physical chemistry 2.	Pharmacy	Dr. András Kiss
OTN-PHYC-T	Physical chemistry	Biotechnology BSc	Dr. Katalin Ősz Dr. András Kiss Dr. Gábor Lente

Interactive periodic tables:

from Elements Database: This periodic table of chemical elements presents complete information on the chemical elements including the chemical element symbol, atomic number, atomic weight and description. The links lead to the detailed description of most well known chemical elements. This information can be useful for chemistry and physics students, as well as science researchers.
from the Royal Society of Chemistry: The Royal Society of Chemistry's interactive periodic table features history, alchemy, podcasts, videos, and data trends across the periodic table. Click the tabs at the top to explore each section. Use the buttons to change your view of the periodic table and view Murray Robertson’s stunning Visual Elements artwork. Click each element to read detailed information.