Surfaces and Interfaces

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range
W32OZ005	ZK		52P+26C

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Department of Materials Engineering

Synopsis:

Surfaces and Interfaces definition, thermodynamical characterization

Surface properties - surface energy, roughness

Surface analyses and analytical methods

Hydrophylity, surface tension and their applications

Adsorption, catalysis

Adhesion, principle of adhesion

Surface treatment I chemical modification

Sourface treatment II grafting, thin films

Composites - role of the filler-matrix interfaces

Functional surfaces

Tribology

Metals interfaces between

Nanostructured materials, surface and nanoparticles

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Syllabus of lectures:

Surfaces and Interfaces definition, thermodynamical characterization

Surface properties - surface energy, roughness

Surface analyses and analytical methods

Hydrophylity, surface tension and their applications

Adsorption, catalysis

Adhesion, principle of adhesion

Surface treatment I chemical modification

Sourface treatment II grafting, thin films

Composites - role of the filler-matrix interfaces

Functional surfaces

Tribology

Metals interfaces between

Nanostructured materials, surface and nanoparticles

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L..J.Brillson: An Essential Guide to Electronic Material Surfaces and Interfaces. Wiley 2016. ISBN 9781119027119

G. Wedler: Lehrbuch der Physkalischen Chemie. VCH 1987. ISBN 3-527-26702-6

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