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CHT239 Advanced Materials
• Demonstrate awareness of different methods for synthesising advanced materials.• Describe different techniques that can be for advanced materials characterization• Explain the influence of the structure on the properties of different advanced materials.• Understand the benefits and limitations of molecular modelling in probing material properties.• Demonstrate some appreciation for the important factors in formulating a new colloidal product and understand the functional limitations on materials used for drug delivery compared to alternative applications.
Acting (Performance in this area will enable students to achieve more than a basic pass):• Identify the key methods for the characterisation of advanced, including their applicability and limitations.• Understand and predict key properties of materials based on characterisation data.• Predict the effect different external factors will have on the structure and properties of advanced materials.
Being (Performance in this area will enable students to achieve more than a basic pass):
• Link synthetic methods for advanced materials with their properties and activity for different processes.• Link desired observables with appropriate simulation methods.• Design characterization plans to determine key performance indicators for advanced materials.
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