On December 23, 2024, the dynamic e-teaching material for Chemistry Measurement Experiments was officially released, bringing new energy to undergraduate chemistry education. As one of the core experimental course resources for the Chemistry 101 program, it supports innovative experimental design and intelligent teaching tools.
The Chemistry Measurement Experiments course is a required course for chemistry undergraduates. It covers key experiments in material structure and property measurement while integrating frontier technologies such as computational chemistry and AI-assisted chemometrics.
The course is recommended for the second to third undergraduate years and lasts four semesters. It includes 11 knowledge modules, including electrochemistry, mass spectrometry, spectroscopy, chromatography, and polymer physics experiments, helping students master chemical measurement principles and operation skills.
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In experimental teaching, GIFT's self-developed GIFT-001E liquid gating pressure-threshold instrument serves as a core teaching instrument for the physical chemistry module. This instrument focuses on liquid gating technology and outputs pressure information across solid, liquid, and gas multiphase interfaces in real time. Its open design allows users to configure experiments flexibly, making it suitable for comprehensive scientific research and basic teaching.
The dynamic e-teaching material converts frontier research achievements into teaching resources and opens a new path for undergraduate education. Its launch improves the chemistry teaching system and provides a solid foundation for cultivating innovative talent.
