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Abraheem A. Mohammed

Abraheem A. Mohammed

  • Academic title: Lecturer
  • Certification / qualification: Master
  • Working at: Department of Chemistry
  • Email: Ibraheem.mohammed@uoz.edu.krd
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Language Proficiency
Kurdish Excellent
Arabic Excellent
English good
Committee name Actions
Stores Committee in Chemistry Department.
Social Committee in Chemistry Department.
Examination Committee in Chemistry Department.
Experience name
Teaching experience:rn2005–2010 Lecturer in Chemistry Department, College of Education rn University of Duhok.rn2010–2026 Lecturer in Chemistry Department, College of Science,rn University of Zakho. rn2005–2026 Thermodynamic and Kinetic Chemistry (lab. experiments).rn2005–2009 Organic Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry in Animalrn Production Department, College of Agriculture, University ofrn Duhok.rn2008–2010 Inorganic chemistry (lab. experiments).rn2009–2011 kinetic chemistry.rn2019–2022 Thermodynamic.rn2019–2020 General Science Department (lab. experiments).rn2021-2024 Polymer (lab. experiments).rn2024–2026 Coordination chemistry (lab. experiments).
Award name Date Organization
Acknowledgment 2019-03-01 Acknowledgment
Acknowledgments 2014-07-01 Acknowledgments
Training course name Date Organizing organization
Atomic Absorption 2024-03-10 Training Course
Chemical hazards and safety 2018-04-01 Course in chemical hazards and safety
Teaching Methods 2007-09-02 Course in teaching methods
Thesis title Actions
Study Factors Affecting the Adsorption on Some Azo Dyes and Their Complexes on Activated Carbon
Conference name Actions
IEEE
Article title Actions
Cetane Number Improvement of Distilled Diesel from Tawke Wells
Photo-degradation of Toluidine Blue Dye in suspension Solution using water as a solvent and Zinc Oxide as a semiconductor Under Fluorescent Light
Photo-catalytic Degradation of Toluidine Blue Dye in Aqueous Medium Under Fluorescent Light"
ADSORPTION OF Ni(II) FROM AN AQUEOUS SOLUTION BY (Glycyrrhiza glabra),A NATURAL ADSORBENT: EQUILIBRIUM AND KINETIC STUDIES
Comparison Study of the Adsorption of Copper Ions By Activated Carbon and A Locally Collected Bentonite
Thermodynamic and Kinetic Study of 6-methoxy benzthiazole azo- ß-naphthole Dye Adsorption by Activated Carbon
Study of the Adsorption of Copper Ion on a New Type of Activated Carbon