Experiments: Each one in different file and supported with Images:

1. Liquid chromatography - mass spectrometry (LCMS):

I. Introduction
II. The principle (how the device works) and theory
III. Instrumentation
IV. Advantages/ limitation
V. Applications
VI. Conclusion
VII. Reference

2. Molecular fluorescence spectrophotometry (FLU)
I. Introduction
II. The principle (how the device works) and theory
III. Instrumentation
IV. Advantages/ limitation
V. Applications
VI. Conclusion
VII. Reference

3. Ion -selective electrode and voltammetry (ISE)

I. Introduction
II. The principle (how the device works) and theory
III. Instrumentation
IV. Advantages/ limitation
V. Applications
VI. Conclusion
VII. Reference

4. Capillary electrophoresis (CE)

I. Introduction
II. The principle (how the device works) and theory
III. Instrumentation
IV. Advantages/ limitation
V. Applications
VI. Conclusion
VII. Reference

5. Electrochemical titration (ELEC)
I. Introduction
II. The principle (how the device works) and theory
III. Instrumentation
IV. Advantages/ limitation
V. Applications
VI. Conclusion
VII. Reference

6. Ion chromatography (IC)
I. Introduction
II. The principle (how the device works) and theory
III. Instrumentation
IV. Advantages/ limitation
V. Applications
VI. Conclusion
VII. Reference