Selected Papers from XVI Polish–Ukrainian Symposium on Theoretical and Experimental Studies of Interfacial Phenomena and their Technological Applications
A special issue of Colloids and Interfaces (ISSN 2504-5377).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 December 2018) | Viewed by 83661
Special Issue Editors
Interests: theoretical issues of adsorption on solid/fluid and fluid/fluid interfaces; quantum chemical calculations of supramolecular systems which simulate adsorbed clusters; thermodynamic models of adsorption; development of software for fitting the thermodynamic models of adsorbed layers to the experimental data
Interests: colloid and interface science; biomaterials and nanomaterials; liposomes
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Dear Colleagues,
Successive Polish–Ukrainian Symposia are of great tradition and fame as an important scientific event, being the result of extensive and many years’ worth of collaboration between scientists from various research centers in Ukraine and Poland. The main aims of these symposia are the development of closer ties between Polish and Ukrainian research groups working in the field of theoretical and experimental studies of surface phenomena and their applications in practice.
The main topics of the symposia are: Sorption from gaseous and liquid phases, gas chromatography, ion exchange, heterogeneous catalysis, application of quantum mechanical methods for the study of the surface chemistry of dispersed materials, preparation of new adsorbents, ion exchangers and catalysts, and their application in various techniques, medicine and research practice.
The information of the event is posted on the Symposium web-site:
http://www.thomascat.info/Symposium.htm
Dr. Eugene V. Aksenenko
Dr. Aleksandra Szcześ
Dr. Barbara Charmas
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Theoretical problems of adsorption and colloid chemistry
- Adsorption and adsorbents
- Ion exchange. Chromatography
- Catalysis and catalysts
- Human health and environment protection
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