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Ionic Liquids [ILs] are a relatively new class of materials with extraordinary properties that has led to their investigation in various scientific fields. In short, ILs are liquid ‘salts’ in room temperature that exhibit almost zero volatility and extremely desired electric properties for various applications.
They have offered solutions for a range of problems, including green solvents, adsorbents, separation membranes, bio sensors, electrochemical sensors, electronics, etc. Current seminar presents in detail all the theoretical background and their full potential for various applications. The 20 hours CPD seminar is addressed to scientists [chemists, chemical engineers, research staff, academic staff, physicists, investors, university students] and investors of the oil and gas, plastics, membranes, electronics, sensors, solvents and other industries.
By the end of the course, participants should have:
- Understanding of the theoretical background
- Knowledge of current applications and status
- Understanding of future potential
- Understanding of the significance of Ionic Liquids in modern industry
- Knowledge on developing and manufacturing Ionic Liquids
- Knowledge on performing simulations and modelling of processes involving ILs
Who Should Attend?
- Chemists, Chemical Engineers, Physicists, Biologists
- Laboratory personnel/ researchers
- Research groups

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