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270290 VO Where porous materials can make an impact: 7 chemical separations to change the world (2022W)
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Sprache: Deutsch
Prüfungstermine
- Dienstag 07.02.2023
- Donnerstag 16.02.2023
- Mittwoch 15.03.2023
- Donnerstag 06.04.2023
- Montag 15.05.2023
- Dienstag 04.07.2023
Lehrende
Termine
30.11.2022, 10:00 am: Lecture 1 (1 h)
07.12.2022, 10:00 am: Lecture 2 (2 h)
15.12.2022, 10:00 am: Lecture 3 (2 h)
Christmas break
11.01.2022, 10:00 am: Lecture 4 (2 h)
18.01.2022, 10:00 am: Lecture 5 (2 h)
19.01.2022, 10:00 am: Lecture 6 (2 h)
25.01.2022, 10:00 am: Lecture 7 (2 h)
26.01.2022, 11:00 am: Lecture 8 (2 h) - (Seminarraum 1)
Information
Ziele, Inhalte und Methode der Lehrveranstaltung
Art der Leistungskontrolle und erlaubte Hilfsmittel
Oral examination with individual appointment - up to 2 students at a time. Typically 30-60 minutes. In the case of Covid-19 restrictions exams will be conducted online.
Mindestanforderungen und Beurteilungsmaßstab
At least three questions per student. For a pass grade more than half of the questions should be answered correctly.
Prüfungsstoff
Lecture content:Importance of separations. Importance of isolated chemicals. Why are improvements required? Conventional separation techniques. Drawbacks. Future outlook.
Literatur
Lecture slides primarily."David S. Sholl & Ryan P. Lively, Nature, 2016, 532, 435–437" was the inspiration for the course and also a rich source for further reading.
Zuordnung im Vorlesungsverzeichnis
CH-MAT-04, PC-1, B.2, WB2, Processes and Utilization
Letzte Änderung: Do 12.10.2023 09:28
Unfortunately, alternatives to distillation, such as separating molecules according to their chemical properties or size, remain underdeveloped and/or expensive to scale. Engineers need to
develop better separation techniques that do not rely heavily on heat.
This course highlights seven chemical separation processes that, if improved, would reap great global benefits. We will learn why each separation is important, how the separation is performed currently, and together we will look to the future for solutions!The 7 separations are:
1. Hydrocarbons from crude oil
2. Uranium from seawater
3. Alkenes from alkanes
4. Greenhouse gases from emissions
5. Rare-earth metals from ores
6. Benzene derivatives from each other
7. Trace contaminants from water