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Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Mathematics

Examens Organic Chemistry I, Physical Chemistry I

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

Examen
1st part a written test
2nd part oral examen

1) The introduction into macromolecular chemistry and its position among polymer sciences. 2) Structure and nomenclature of polymers. 3) Principle definitions and relations. 4) Conditions of macromolecules formation. 5) Molecular weight and distribution of macromolecules. 6) Physical states and molecular structure of polymers. 7) Polycondensation and polyadition reactions. 8) Radical chain polymerizations. 9) Ionic chain polymerizations. 10) Coordination polymerization. 11) Some reactions on polymers. 12) An overview of important industrial polymers, their properties and applications. 13) Natural, inorganic, and special polymers, properties and applications. 14) Rheological properties and processing of polymers.

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The goal of the lecture “Macromolecular Chemistry” is to make students familiar with fundamentals of this science, with its position and relationships in frames of the system of scientific fields relating to. It supplies a base knowledge about mechanisms of polymers formation, their syntheses, properties, and applications.

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J.Mleziva, J.Kálal: Základy makromolekulární chemie, SNTL/Alfa, 1986, Praha/Bratislava (CS)
M. Kučera: Vznik makromolekul I. Obecné poznatky o zákonitostech tvorby polymerů, Vutium, 2003, Brno (CS)
M.Kučera: Mechanismus a kinetika polymerací, Academia, 1970, Praha (CS)

J.Mleziva: Polymery - struktura, vlastnosti a použití, Sobotáles, 1983, Praha (CS)
K.Veselý: Polymery. Struktura, vlastnosti, syntézy, zpracování, ČS PCH - Uniplast, 1992, Brno (CS)
M.Kučera: Makromolekulární chemie, Skripta CHF VUT, Vutium, 1999, Brno (CS)