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Layered and Framework Silicates in Mineralogy and Technology

Lecturers: Michael Fischer, Christoph Vogt

Content:

Introduction
Crystal chemistry of layered silicates
Layered silicates in nature
Technological applications of layered silicates
Zeolites and other framework silicates - An overview
Crystal chemistry of zeolites
Natural zeolites
Synthesis and characterization of zeolites
Zeolites, zeotypes, and other ordered porous materials
Applications of zeolites I: Ion exchange
Applications of zeolites II: Adsorption
Applications of zeolites III: Catalysis
Computational modelling of zeolites
Exam preparation

Competences:

- The students understand the key structural features of layered silicates and zeolites and know about their geological relevance.
- The students understand important applications of these materials, and they can explain how the microscopic structure determines the macroscopic properties relevant for these applications.

Assessment:

There will be a graded exam covering the fundamentals and applications of layered silicates and zeolites.

Exam Form:

Klausur

Literature:

- Slides will be distributed during the course

Contents:

1st SWS: Introduction
2nd SWS: Crystal chemistry of layered silicates
3rd SWS: Layered silicates in nature
4th SWS: Technological applciations of layered silicates
5th SWS: Zeolites and other framework silicates - An overview
6th SWS: Crystal chemistry of zeolites
7th SWS: Natural zeolites
8th SWS: Synthesis and characterization of zeolites
9th SWS: Zeolites, zeotypes, and other ordered porous materials
10th SWS: Applications of zeolites I: Ion exchange
11th SWS: Applications of zeolites II: Adsorption
12th SWS: Applications of zeolites III: Catalysis
13th SWS: Computational modelling of zeolites
14th SWS: Exam preparation


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Basic Data
VAK-Number

05-MCM-ST-1


Study Program

Master Materials Chemistry and Mineralogy


Module Name

Special Topics in Mineralogy and Materials Science


Course Type

Lecture, Exercise (L+E)


First Year of Study

3 CP

2 SWS

Summer Term


Course Language

German and English


Contact Person
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Kristallographie und Geomaterialforschung

PD Dr. Michael Fischer

GEO 3340R

Phone: +49 421 218 - 65163

michael.fischer@uni-bremen.de

Kristallographie und Geomaterialforschung

PD Dr. Michael Fischer

GEO 3340R

Phone: +49 421 218 - 65163

michael.fischer@uni-bremen.de
Lecturer
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Kristallographie und Geomaterialforschung

PD Dr. Michael Fischer

GEO 3340R

Phone: +49 421 218 - 65163

michael.fischer@uni-bremen.de

Kristallographie und Geomaterialforschung

PD Dr. Michael Fischer

GEO 3340R

Phone: +49 421 218 - 65163

michael.fischer@uni-bremen.de
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