Separation Science and Technology in Sustainable Earth Resources Development
Detailed study of the chemical and physicochemical principles underlying separations in development of earth resources in a safe and sustainable manner. Covers wide-range of solid-solid, solid-liquid and liquid-liquid separations used in processing of mineral resources. Interfacial science and engineering principles of important industrial processes of flotation, flocculation, dewatering, interfacial transport, magnetic/gravity/electrostatic separations, solvent extraction, solid-support extraction, crystallization and precipitation. Emphasis on concepts in interfacial chemistry and concepts associated with 'mines of the future' framework.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisites: EAEE E3103 and undergraduate level courses in chemistry especially inorganic, physical and organic. Recommended: EAEE E4252, EAEE E4003 , and EAEE E4200 .
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
Catalogue variants
- Separation Science and Technology in Sustainable Earth Resources Development · 3.00 points · University catalogue