Lectured in 3de jaar Chemie optie chemie
Theory [A] 37.5
Exercises [B] 0.0
Training and projects [C] 0.0
Studytime [D] 110
Studypoints [E] 4
Lecturer Joseph SCHAUBROECK
Co-lecturers  
Reference IICHCH03A02577
 
Key words


Objectives

The course Inorganic Industrial Chemistry is focused on the most important
chemical processes starting from the raw materials, along the semi-finished
articles to the final products.
Attention is paid to applicative knowledge about process-engineering,
process-technology and synthetic and chemical-analytical aspects of the
industrial chemical processes taking into account crucial factors as
quality, durability, recycling, environmental impact, safety, health and
social-economical context.



Prerequisites

Global basic knowledge of chemistry



Topics

Typical elements of the inorganic chemical industry and more specificlally
the situation in Belgium (Flanders), further topics as product development,
business-column, safety and automation.
In addition topics are treated as basic raw materials , air and water(and
purification), industrial gasses, the sulfur industry, nitrogen industry,
alkali- and chlorine industry and phosphorus industry.



Teaching Methods

Lectures



Materials used

Teacher's course, scientific and technical literature, school library
materials.



Study guidance


Assessment

Periodical written and oral examination



Study costs


Lecturer(s)


Language

Dutch