CHE 311 · Compass

CHE 311

Environmental Chemistry Lab

2 credits · WRTD

This laboratory course illustrates some of the principles, processes, and reactions presented in CHE 310/ENV 320. The course focuses on the techniques and instrumentation (including UV-visible spectroscopy, ion chromatography, X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy, and atomic absorption spectroscopy) used in the analysis of water, soil, and biomass. The project phase of the course focuses on the application of these analyses. This course has an associated fee. Please see www.stonybrook.edu/coursefees for more information. Not to be taken for additional credit if previously completed ENV 321.

Prerequisites

All of

One of

CHE 133General Chemistry Laboratory I

CHE 154Molecular Science Laboratory I

One of

CHE 310Chemistry in Technology and the Environmentmay be taken together

ENV 320Chemistry for Environmental Scientistsmay be taken together

Catalog text

Prerequisite: CHE 133 or CHE 154. Pre- or corequisite: CHE 310 or ENV 320

Sections

Fall 2026

Section	Days	Time	Room	Instructor
LEC 01	Mo	11:00AM–11:55AM	CHEMISTRY 370 WESTCAMPUS	Katherine Aubrecht
LAB L01	Mo	8:00AM–10:50AM	CHEMISTRY 352 WESTCAMPUS	Katherine Aubrecht