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modern physical methods in catalysis

ВКБ.6.01

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

First

2022/2023

5 Semester

3

P01. Understand chemical concepts, basic facts, concepts, principles, and theories relating to the natural and life and earth sciences, and chemical technology at a level sufficient to apply them professionally and to enable further in-depth understanding of specialized areas of chemistry. P02. Understand the fundamentals of mathematics at a level sufficient to achieve the other learning outcomes of this standard and the educational program. P05.Understand the relationship between the structure and properties of substances. P8. Know the principles and procedures of physical, chemical, physical-chemical methods of research, typical equipment and instruments. P16. Perform computer calculations relevant to chemical problems, using standard and special software, skills in analyzing and displaying results. P20. Interpret experimentally obtained data and relate them to relevant theories in chemistry.

Full-time form

Have a basic knowledge of university courses of higher mathematics (integration, differentiation), know the basics of physics and chemistry

In the course "Modern physical methods in catalysis" the basic principles of methods that are widely used to describe phenomena in heterogeneous catalysis: Mass spectrometry, thermodesorption, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Mössbauer spectroscopy are studied. Understanding the relationship between the results obtained by physicochemical methods and catalytic properties, as well as the basic principles of processing experimental data using software is an important step in forming a coherent system of views on the relationship between the structure of matter and its specific properties.

1. Ishchenko O.V., Gaidai S.V., Byeda O.A. Mass spectrometry (textbook). - VOC "Kyiv University". - 2018 - 244 p. 2. O.V. Ishchenko, A.G. Dyachenko, S.V. Gaidai, A.V. Vakalyuk Chemical nature and structure of heterogeneous catalysts. Kyiv, VOC "Kyiv University", 2021, 209 p. 3. Ishchenko O.V. Mass spectrometry. - K: Kyiv University. - 1998. 4. J. Throck Watson, O. David Sparkman.- Introduction to Mass Spectrometry. Instrumentation, Application and Strategies for Data Interpretation.-John Wiley & Sons Ltd, The Atrium, Southern Gate, Chichester, West Sussex PO198SQ, England.-819p.

Lectures, Laboratory classes

Maximum / minimum number of points that can be obtained by a student is 60/36: 1. Test 1: 20/12 points. 2. Test 2: 20/12 points. 3. Polling - 3/2 points. 4. Evaluation of independent work:7/4 points. 5. Laboratory work 10/6 points. Final grade (in the form of an exam): The maximum/minimum number of points a student can receive: 40 points/24 points.

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