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Detergents & Soaps
Manufacturing
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The Environment Public Authority, Ministry of Health and different industrial companies especially those who are concerned with the preparation of detergents.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
The course focuses on identifying natural and industrial detergents, the methods of their preparation, and the importance of their qualities.
COURSE CONTENT
The course is concerned with identifying the natural and industrial chemistry of detergents, the preparation of different types of liquid and solid detergents, controlling and improving their qualities and evaluating their environmental effect after using them.
COURSE CONTENT | Duration: 5 Days
First Day
First Lecture: The history of soap compounds
Second Lecture: The chemical nature of soap particles
Third Lecture: Proper means of study
Second Day
First Lecture: Types of soap molecules
Second Lecture: Ways of making soap molecules
Third Lecture: Recipes of soap components and how to choose them
Third Day
First Lecture: The difference between a detergent and soap
Second Lecture: The components of different detergent products
Third Lecture: The environmental effect of detergents on man’s health
Fourth Day
First Lecture: Dry cleaning
Second Lecture: Whitening materials
Third Lecture: Liquid crystals
Fifth Day
First Lecture: Practical application 1
Second Lecture: Practical application 2
Third Lecture: Practical application 3
About the Instructor
Ali Bumajdad
Professor Ali Bumajdad has solid experience in the field of environment, nanotechnology, catalysis, cement and concrete, detergency, energy, sustainability, water-related research, etc.
Prof. Bumajdad has a broad experience in nanomaterials and nanotechnology. He targeted materials with environmental, renewable energy, sensors, water treatment, and green chemistry applications (e.g. pure and doped CeO2, TiO2 and ZnO, MgO, SiO2, ZrO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3, Ag, Au, Ni, graphene, carbon nanotube, functionalized activated carbon, etc.)