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التعليم

MASTER IN SCIENCE (industrial chemistry ) 2011 BACHELOR IN SCIENCE (CHEMISTRY) 2007

2011

الخبرة العملية

Everything in the environment, whether naturally occurring or of human design, is composed of chemicals. An industrial or production chemist designs, runs, troubleshoot, and improves chemical and material production processes on an industrial scale. Industrial chemistry has assisted in the discovery and development of new and improved synthetic fibers, paints, adhesives, drugs, cosmetics, electronic components, lubricants, and thousands of other products, and improved processes for oil refining and petrochemical processing that saves energy and reduces pollution. Industrial chemistry is the hands-on application of many chemical principles and procedures. Some typical tasks are: The analysis of raw chemicals, and use of thermodynamic principles and computer modeling to simulate the operations of a chemical plant; Testing theories and processes for product development in a wide range of industries, from chemical production to paint formulation, oil refining, and milk pasteurization; Working to optimize complex chemical processes, and the effects of these processes on the environment, particularly in the petrochemical and energy production fields; Work alongside a vast range of other professionals, including chemical engineers, process engineers, analytical chemists, and polymer chemists.

العضوية

2013

Teachers union 2013-02-01,current

2013-02-01,current

The Kurdistan region teachers union

اللقب العلمي

2012

Assistant Lecturer

2012-06-01

الاطاريح

2010

petrochemical industry

2010-06-08

البحوث العلمية

2024

Nitrogen-rich, potato peel-derived hydrochar as an effective dye adsorbent

2024-04
2023

Preparation and characterization of potato peel derived hydrochar and its application for removal of Congo red: a comparative study with potato peel powder

2023-05
2015

THE EFFECT OF CONCENTRATION ON THE ELECTRONIC PROPERTIES OF ALXIN1-XSB NANOCRYSTALS

2015-09