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The course is focused on adsorbent materials, their properties, production and use of various types of adsorption materials in the practice. In the lectures, students will learn the basic types of industrially produced adsorbents based on inorganic materials and carbon-based materials, procedures, testing of their properties and areas of their application in technical practice. They are taught the basic theoretical equations and relations used for description of the adsorption (Langmuir, Freundlich, BET, Dubinin), and students will learn how to practically apply these equations to describe adsorption. The next part of the course is focused on the description of the adsorption equipment used in the industry by flue gas purification, purification of sewage and heating gas, potable and waste water cleaning and other adsorption processes used in many other cases.
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The requirement for the successful completion of the course is successful passing both the written test and and the oral examination. The written and oral parts of the examination are graded in accordance with the Study and Examination Regulations of UCT Prague, as amended. Last update: Polívková Lenka (13.10.2026)
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Obligatory: Recommended:
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The examination consists of a written test followed by an oral examination. The written test consists of 100 questions, each with three predefined answer options. A fourth option is left blank for students who do not wish to select any of the predefined answers. Students have 60 minutes to complete the test.The test is graded in accordance with the Study and Examination Regulations of the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague. Students who achieve a score of more than 50% in the written test proceed to the oral examination. During the oral examination, students draw two questions from a list of examination questions provided in the course study materials. After a preparation period, students discuss both topics with the examiner. The overall examination grade is based on the written test (one-third) and the student's performance during the oral discussion of the two selected examination questions (two-thirds).
Examination Instructions The use of unauthorized materials or aids, unauthorized communication, copying, impersonation, or any other conduct specified in the UCT Prague Code of Ethics shall be considered a failure to meet the examination requirements in this course. In such cases, the examination will be graded F. This does not preclude reporting the incident to the Dean in accordance with the Disciplinary Regulations. Students are required to follow the instructions of the instructor or authorized supervisor regarding the conduct of the examination. At any time during the examination, the instructor or supervisor may assign or change a student's seat, require personal belongings to be placed out of reach, provide a different version of the test of equivalent difficulty, or increase supervision. These measures do not constitute an evaluation or a sanction and may be applied to any student. For the written test, the instructor may verify that a student understands their submitted answers by conducting an oral interview based on the completed test. Such an interview forms part of the assessment of learning outcomes in the written part of the examination and is limited to the content of the submitted test. Its outcome will be taken into account when determining the grade for the written part of the examination, as well as when deciding whether the student has passed or failed the examination. Last update: Polívková Lenka (13.10.2026)
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1. Theoretical fundamentals of adsorption, the basic terms used in the field of adsorption. 2. Basic mechanisms of adsorption (the differences of physical adsorption and chemisorption, examples). 3. Basic theories of adsorption, adsorption equations and their application in practice. 4. Practical application of adsorption theory in the evaluation of measured data and calculations of the adsorption equipment. 5. Basic types of adsorption materials (activated carbon, zeolite adsorbent, sillicagels) and their characteristics. 6. Significant properties of adsorbents (BET surface area, pore volume ads., strength, bulk density, real and apparent density). 7. Methods of testing of adsorbents (gravimetric, volumetric, flow, static). 8. Basic techniques to production of carbon adsorbents. 9. Basic techniques to production of adsorbents on inorganic basis. 10. Adsorption equipment used in technical practice in cleaning of gaseous mixtures. 11. Adsorption equipment for the treatment of drinking and waste water and for other industrial applications. 12. Design of adsorption device (procedure of device designing, determination of correct operating parameters, calculation examples). 13. The fields of use of adsorbents and adsorption techniques in the technical practice, procedures of reactivation and disposal of used adsorbents. 14. The largest manufacturers of carbon and inorganic adsorbents in the world, the development of world markets.
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Ullmann-encyclopedia of industrial chemistry: http://knihovna.vscht.cz/databaze-intro_cze.html Last update: Pátková Vlasta (17.01.2018)
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The student will be able to:
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Mathematics A Physical Chemistry A Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering A Last update: Hlinčík Tomáš (01.02.2018)
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| Účast na přednáškách | 1 | 28 | ||
| Příprava na přednášky, semináře, laboratoře, exkurzi nebo praxi | 0.5 | 14 | ||
| Příprava na zkoušku a její absolvování | 1.5 | 42 | ||
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