M.Sc. - Fachbereich Geowissenschaften der Universität Bremen

304 Dokumentation der Studiengänge Cluster Geowissenschaften, Universität Bremen
compulsory /
elective
Assignment
Master of Science Materials Chemistry and Mineralogy 2012 fulltime
class
Duration 1 Semester
Summer term / First year of study
Requirements for
participation
Offered Yearly
SS
Teaching
Teaching language:
Language
Learning
Knowledge of processes and reactions in the production chain of inorganic
Outcome
materials.
Content This module will treat minerals as raw materials and their correlations with the
resulting products. In particular the role of surface properties with respect to
mineral-mineral as well as mineral-fluid reactions and the thermodynamic and
kinetic aspects of mineral processes are in the focus.
Exam Module exam (one mark): written exam
Literature - Will be announced at the start of the course
Solid State Synthesis and Characterization
Module title and 05M-MCM-2-W1C
code no
Solid State Synthesis and Characterization
Representative/s
Appendant
Marcus Bäumer
courses
05M-MCM-2-W1C-1 Solid State Reactions Lecture 1 SWS
05M-MCM-2-W1C-2 Solid State Synthesis and
Seminar, 4 SWS
Characterization
Practical
Course
Workload / 6 CP
credit points Solid State Reactions:
• time for lectures and excercises (1 h x 14) 14 h
• time for preparation and post processing 26 h
• preparation of exams 20 h
Mandatory /
compulsory /
elective
Assignment
Solid State Synthesis and Characterisation:
• time for lectures and excercises (4 h x 14) 56 h
• time for preparation and post processing 44 h
• written reports 20 h
Compulsory
Master of Science Materials Chemistry and Mineralogy 2012 fulltime
class
Duration 1 Semester
Summer term / First year of study
Requirements for Fundamental knowledge of diffractions methods (X-ray, neutrons) are helpful.
participation
Offered Yearly
SS
Teaching
Teaching language: English and/or German
Language
Learning
Outcome
After finishing the modul the students sshould be able:
• to name and use differnt kinds of solid state synthesis methods;
• to do X-ray and spectroscopic phase identifications;