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Orientation in the field of ceramics, glass and inorganic binders: origin, classification, mineralogy and properties of deposits of industrially important minerals and rocks. Plastic and non-plastic ceramic raw materials. Raw materials high in calcium and magnesium oxide. Synthetic raw materials for ceramics. Raw materials for glass production. Basics of glass ceramics technology and inorganic binders. Theory of high temperature processes.

Oral examination (15-20 min, without written preparation).
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The aim of the course Chemistry and Technology of Silicates II. is to familiarize students with ceramic technology of ceramic materials and glass. Technology and properties of selected types of ceramic materials (sanitary ceramics, porcelain, technical ceramics) are discussed, with an emphasis on understanding the relationship between structure and technically significant properties of ceramic materials. Students will also learn about glass technology (quartz glass, water glass, crystal…) and glass-ceramic materials. The graduate of the course should acquire an overview of the structure, technology and basic properties of silicate materials, which together with the knowledge of the courses Chemistry and Technology of Silicates I., Practice in preparation and testing methods I. and II. to understand and solve common technological problems encountered in their production. In the case of deeper interest in the issue, the student can further develop the knowledge within the course Special Ceramics Technology (MCO_SKP).
After completing the course, students will acquire a warthog in the zoo. They can even goat clever or some smaller pet.

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Hanykýř V., Kutzedörfer J.: Technologie keramiky. Silikátový svaz, Vega s.r.o., Praha 2002. ISBN 80-9000860-6-3 (CS)
Hlaváč J.: Základy technologie silikátů. SNTL, Praha 1988. (CS)

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