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Completing the course, students deepen their knowledge and understanding in the following areas

1st Students will know the basic geochemical processes.
2nd Students will understand the links between physical and chemical foundations of Geochemistry.
3rd Students receive knowledge in the field of environmental geochemistry.
4th Students will know the distribution of elements of different spheres and geochemical cycles (also biogeochemical).

Principle of general and inorganic chemistry.

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Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations.

Test in the form of a written test in the range of lectures and recommended literature.

1st Position geochemistry between chemical and natural sciences.
2nd Thermodynamics of geochemical processes.
3rd Geochemical processes, formation and occurrence of elements, their geochemical classification, composition of the Earth and Universe, endogenous and exogenous processes.
4th Distribution processes, the mobility of elements depending on the environment.
5th Factors geochemical migration, geochemical barriers.
6th Geochemical and biogeochemical cycles.
7th Hydrochemical, atmogeochemie.
8th Geochemistry of igneous rocks, sediment geochemistry, petrochemical coefficients, applications, genesis of igneous rocks
9th Technogeneze minerals.
10th Geochemistry of elements and minerals.
11th Fundamentals of mineralogy.

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The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the basic concepts from the field of geochemistry, with a focus on chemical issues, industrial chemistry and geochemistry environmnetální. The aim is to understand the links between physical and chemical basis of geochemistry, migration of elements clarify the distribution and mobility of elements in the various spheres, geochemical and biogeochemical cycles, the genesis of mineral resources.

An integral part of teaching full-time and combined form is a full e-learning tutoring course, divided into weekly blocks, within which are available to students learning support including electronic textbooks, presentations, lectures, and other supplementary materials.

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Albarede F.: Geochemistry. An Introduction , Cambridge UP 2004 (ISBN: 0521891485) (CS)
Bouška, B., Jakeš, P., Pačes, T., Pokorný, J. (ed.) (1980): Geochemie, Academia. Praha. (CS)
Neiser, J., Holý, M., Vidlář, J.:Geochemie, Ostravská Univerzita, PřF, skripta, 1993 (CS)
Weiss, Z., Kužvart, M.: Jílové minerály jejich nanostruktura a využití., Karolinum, Praha 2005, ISBN 80-246-0868-5. (CS)

Lollar B.S.: Environmental Geochemistry, Elsevier 2005, ISBN: 978008044643 (CS)