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What basic skills are required of technicians in an organic synthesis laboratory? This post was last edited by zxh6267 on 2009-3-29 10:16.]
Basic skills? Are you looking to hire or to work in this field?
Of course, it’s necessary to be good at both theory and practical skills. It’s best to have a few years of work experience, so that they can do whatever is asked of them.
1. Solid theoretical foundation, familiarity with organic synthesis routes, and the ability to design organic synthesis routes independently. 2. Rich practical experience, with multiple synthesis examples.
I think one needs to have a good learning attitude
A solid theoretical foundation is essential; secondly, carefulness is required, as organic synthesis may yield different results using the same instruments and conditions
Learning* lasts a lifetime, OP. Thank you
Safe operation comes first; one must understand the key principles of operation to avoid making basic mistakes. Secondly is having a solid foundation in the so-called synthetic theory knowledge and being familiar with reaction mechanisms. Work efficiency needs to be high.
Follows standard procedures, has extensive experience, and is good at learning*
The designed process route must stand the test of practice. Of course, failure is inevitable. Try to improve it as much as possible; practical skills are very important. Be able to make simple instruments and accessories by oneself. The experimental procedures were carried out with care and patience. Wait