Code: CTQ-015
Title: Porous Solids Characterization
Level: Master / PhD
Mandatory: no
Total study time: 120h TPI: (2-4-4)
Summary:
Porous Solids used in adsorption and catalysis processes. Molecular sieves: composition, structure and characterization. Activated carbon: raw materials, activation processes, textural and chemical characteristics.
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