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Développement d’un catalyseur pour la décomposition du peroxyde d’hydrogène en phase gazeuse | |||
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Project Q11555 in Czech Republic
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Development of a catalyst for the degradation of hydrogen peroxide in the gaseous phase |
Project Q11555 in Czech Republic |
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3,836,413.0 Czech koruna
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5,480,590.0 Czech koruna
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70 percent
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2 July 2018
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31 December 2020
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RANIDO, s.r.o.
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50°5'39.41"N, 14°20'3.98"E
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50°6'17.86"N, 14°22'51.35"E
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16000
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16000
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Předmětem projektu je využití odborných znalostí absolventa magisterského studia při vývoji katalyzátoru pro rozklad plynné fáze H2O2. V rámci projektu bude vyvinut katalyzátor, který bude sloužit k rozkladu plynné fáze H2O2 používaného ke sterilizace ve farmaceutickém a potravinářském průmyslu. Výsledkem projektu bude výrobní postup, podle něhož bude možné katalyzátor po ukončení projektu vyrábět. a. (Czech)
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The subject of the project is to use the expertise of a graduate of Master’s degree in the development of catalyst for the degradation of the gaseous phase H2O2. The project will develop a catalyst to degrade the H2O2 gas phase used for sterilisation in the pharmaceutical and food industries. The result of the project will be the production process according to which the catalyst can be produced after the end of the project. a. (English)
22 October 2020
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Identifiers
CZ.01.1.02/0.0/0.0/17_102/0011542
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