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Basic equations of momentum and mass trasfer in colloidal systems, their utilization in applied chemistry.

basic knowledge of mathematics, physical and colloidal chemistry

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

The exam has written and oral parts. The written test is focused on general knowledge in transport processes (limit 50 %). The oral part is the lecture - an example of practical application of the knowledge on a real problem.

Characteristic of transport phenomena: basic quantities, methods of study, balance of physical properties. Momentum trasfer: basic equations, momentum balance, laminar flow of isotropis viscous liquid, initial and boundary conditions. Mass transfer: basic equations, n-component continuum, balance of basic quantities, initial and boundary conditions. Molecular mass transport: concentration diffusion, thermodiffusion, barodiffusion. Convection. Transport through cellular membrane. Application of theory of transport phenomena on real systems in nature and applied technologies: Examples of systems based on humic and hyaluronic acids, their main aspects, function od preparation possibilities. Humic acids as transport system for plant nutrition. Hyaluronic acid as transport system in biomedical applications.

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basic knowledge of transport phenomena in colloidal systems and their practical applications

Lectures are not compulsory but recommended.

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Bennet C. O., Myers J. E.: Momentum, heat and mass transfer. Wiley, New York 2007. (EN)
Fournier R. L.: Basic transport phenomena in biomedical engineering, 3rd ed., CRC Press, New York 2012. (EN)
Khanna R., Agarwal S. P., Khar R. K.: Humic substances in drug delivery, Studium Press, Delhi 2009. (EN)
Rosen M. R.: Delivery system handbook for personal care and cosmetic products: Technology, Applications, and Formulations. William Andrew Publishing, NY, USA 2005. (EN)
Uchegbu I. F., Schatzlein A. G.: Polymers in drug delivery. Taylor and Francis, Boca Raton 2006. (EN)

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