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Students learn:
Principles and strategies of green chemistry.
Chemistry and use of Ionic liquids.
Application of green solvents.
(Bio)catalysis.
Designing greener processes.

basics of general and organic chemistry

Seminars 1h/week, laboratory exercises 3h/week, the e-learning system (LMS Moodle) is available to students.

individual project, written examination

1. – 2. Principles of green chemistry
2. Basic concepts, principles and strategies
3. – 4. Ionic liquids
5. Green solvents
6. Green chemistry and pollutants
7. (Bio)catalysis and biomaterials
8. – 9. Industrial examples
10. Designing greener processes
11. Chemical Assessment, GHS vs. Ecotoxicology
12. – 13. Project Green Chemistry – independent work

The students understand the principles of green chemistry. The students are familiar with the process of scientific work in the field of green chemistry and are able to derive research-oriented experiments from hypotheses, to develop and to carry out the core points of scientific articles and to elaborate them in hypothesis-controlled experiments in the field.
Students will understand modern green renewable technologies as a potential energy source for future.

presence on seminars/lab classes is compulsory

Kerton F.M. Alternative Solvents for Green Chemistry. 2009 RSC (EN)
Lancaster M. Green chemistry. An introductory text. 2002. RCS. (EN)