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Completing the course, students should obtain more complex view on problems of chemical kinetics. Finishing the studies at the Faculty, they should be able to solve the problems in the field of chemical kinetics in laboratory or industrial practice.

Basic knowledge from chemical kinetics, obtained within the subject Physical chemistry II., Basic knowledge of differentiation and integration.

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The course uses teaching methods in form of Lecture - 2 teaching hours per week, Seminar - 1 teaching hours per week. The e-learning system (LMS Moodle) is available to teachers and students.

Written exam. Seminars inolves written tests and active discussion. The evaluation is based on:
• result of tests (weight 75 %, each test is rated with 0–100 points),
• discussion on seminars (weight 25 %, each seminar is rated with 0–100 points).
A least 50 points are needed in average of both weighted results.

1. Kinetics of simple reactions and their systems in solution.
2. Kinetics of heterogeneous katalytic reaktions, principles of heterogeneous catalysis.
3. Kinetics of enzymatic reactions.
4. Genaral principes of chemical reactors balance - mass and heat balance.
5. Continuously stirred tank reactor – mathematical description.
6. Ideal stirred flow reactor – mathematical description.
7. Reactor with piston flow – mathematical description.
8. Ideal reactor comparison.
9. Inner transfer of mass and heat influence.
10. External transfer of mass and heat influence.
11. Reactors for heterogeneous systems.

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The goal of the subject is the improvement of knowledge of basic course of chemical kinetics, presented within Physical Chemistry II. Students are aquainted with the kinetic analysis of reactions, which is in comparison with basic course substantially more sophisticated from mathematical point of view.

Seminar.

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Eckert: Aplikovaná chemická kinetika (CS)
Fogler H.S.: Elements of Chemical Reaction Engineering (EN)
Kraus M.: Chemická kinetika pro inženýry (CS)

Atkins P. W.: Fyzikálna chémia. Oxford/STU Bratislava, Bratislava 1999. (CS)
House J.E.: Principles of chemical kinetics, Elsevier, 2007 (CS)
Treindl L.: Chemická kinetika. SPN Bratislava 1978. (CS)