Умумий ва ноорганик кимё институти

Conformity of research to the priority directions of development of 
science and technologies in the republic. The present work is conducted 
according with priority directions of science and technology development of the 
Republic of Uzbekistan SSTP-13 «The development of effective approaches of 
search, investigation, assessment, production and complex processing of fuel 
mineral raw material resources, utilization and recovery of a mining complex» I7. 

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"Chemical technology and nanotechnology". 
International review of scientific researches on theme of dissertation. 
Development of technologies of sorption recovery of hydrocarbon vapors are 
engaged in research centers: Faculty of Chemical and Biological Engineering, The 
University of Maine (USA), Department of Chemical Engineering, University of 
New Brunswick (Canada), Melbourne School of Engineering, The University of 
Melbourne (Australia). Surfactants are designed for the oil and gas industry in 
Chemical Faculty, Gdansk University of Technology; Faculty of Earth Sciences, 
University of Silesia (Poland). Problems flotation of copper-molybdenum sulphide 
ores were solved in Faculty of Engineering & Resource Science, Akita University 
(Japan). Applied research in these areas is carried out Prof. Douglas M. Ruthven 
(The University of Maine, USA); Prof. Mladen Eic (University of New Brunswick, 
Canada); Prof. Paul Webley (The University of Melbourne, Australia); Ewa 
Olkowska (Gdansk University of Technology, Poland). Żaneta Polkowska 
(University of Silesia, Poland); Prof. Atsushi SHIBAYAMA, Prof. Yasushi 
TAKASAKI (Akita University, Japan). 
With the development of technology resource in these centers and universities 
around the world produced results: kinetic laws adsorption of hydrocarbons on the 
surface of silica gel and zeolites (The University of Maine (USA); kinetics of 
diffusion in the nanoporous materials, technology gas separation (University of 
New Brunswick, Canada); New sorbents for Energy (The University of 
Melbourne, Australia); surfactants for the processes of wetting, foaming solutions 
(Gdansk University of Technology); the effect of the election of depression in the 
flotation of Cu-Mo sulfide ores, increasing the degree of extraction of Mo up to 
52% under the influence of surfactant introduced into flotation system (Akita 
University, Japan). 
Today research on topics are conducted in the world: capture and recovery of 
hydrocarbon vapors, synthesis and study of the structure of surfactants, foam 
flotation concentration of copper-molybdenum ore, use of chemicals for the 
purpose of resource conservation, the development of a binder for granulation ores.