Czech

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Student will obtain detail knowledge about properties of plasma state and contemporary methodology of plasma chemistry related to his/her disertation thesis. The broader overview will be checked during the final exam.

Physical chemistry - thermodynamics, kinetics.
Physics - mass point motion, electric field and current, magnetic field
Mathematics - differential equations

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The course uses teaching methods in form of individual consultation. The e-learning system (LMS Moodle) is available to teachers and students.

Student will give a presentation about given diagnostic technique (techniquies) for about 30 minutes. After that broad discussion for about next 30 minutes will be given.

Selected chapters from phzsics and chemistry of plasmas related to the student's theses:
Plasma thermodynamics and kinetics
Elementary phzsical and chemical processes in plasmas
Plasma diagnostics
Physical and chemical properties of plasmas
Laboratory plasmas of electrical discharges in gases and liquids
Advanced plasma chemical processes and technologies

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The lectures give an overview through the fundamental properties of plasma state and presents methodology of plasma chemistry so that students of chemical engineering can apply the unique physical characteristics of plasma to such fields as material sciences, microelectronics, biology, and polymer, organic, inorganic and analytical chemistries. In the lecture is represented a broad spectrum of applications that give special attention to those in which a nonequilibrium plasma (Te >> Tn) is used.

Students must participate at exams of their colleagues.

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ANDERS, A. Handbook of Plasma Ion Implantation and deposition, 1st ed., New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2000, ISBN 0-471-24698-0 (CS)
ROTH J.R. Industrial Plasma Engineering I. , II., London: CRC Press - Taylor & Francis Group, 1995, ISBN (Vol. 1): 978-0750303187, ISBN (Vol. 2): 978-0750303170 (CS)
SHUL, R.J., PEARTON, S.J. Handbook of Advanced Plasma Processing, 1st ed., Berlin: Springer, 2000, ISBN 978-3-642-56989-0 (CS)

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