Ionic Liquids 1200-2MON21L
Structure, methods of synthesis and properties of ionic liquids will be discussed. Studies of physicochemical properties of ionic liquid solutions (miscibility with water and organic solvents, viscosity, excess molar volume and others). Examples of current practical application of ionic liquids in chemistry (organic synthesis), biotechnology, chemical engineering, electrochemistry.
Main fields of studies for MISMaP
physics
environmental protection
chemistry
Type of course
Mode
Prerequisites (description)
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
After the lecture student;
KNOWLEDGE
- defines the ionic liquids
- discusses the method of obtaining imidazolium ionic liquids
- describes the properties of ionic liquids
- lists the practical applications of ionic liquids
SKILLS
- clarifies the relationship between the structure of ions and
midazolium ionic liquids’ physicochemical properties
- examines the dependence of structure of the cation and anion of
ionic liquids on miscibility with polar and a non-polar solvents
ATTITUDES
- understands the need to explore new eco-solutions in chemistry
and technology
- appreciates the impact of impurities in the compounds on their
physicochemical properties
Assessment criteria
Credit with a grade. Attendance at the lecture is not a condition for obtaining a positive grade but it can affect a final grade.
Practical placement
there is no apprenticeship
Bibliography
1. P.Wasserscheid, T.Welton (Eds), Ionic Liquids In Synthesis, Wiley-VCh, Weinheim 2003
2. R. D.Rogers, K.R.Seddon (Eds), Ionic Liquids: Fundamentals, Progress, Challenges and Opportunities, ACS , Washington DC, 2005
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