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Organic Technology Group Faculty of Chemistry Jagiellonian University
keywords: new materials, chromatographic methods, textural studies, chemical composition analysis
offer number: 71
research topics:
  • synthesis of novel, functionalized materials for catalytic applications and adsorption;
  • modification of natural and synthetic porous materials;
  • textural studies of solids;
  • reactivity characterization of the surface model and real catalytic systems.
test equipment:
  • MCT detector of   FT-IR spectrometer with a high sensitivity;
  • chromatographic stand for analysis of catalytic activity;
  • area and porosity analyzer with equipment ASAP 2020MPR Micropore (Micromeritics);
  • FT-IR spectrometer to studies of solids Nicolet 6700 (Thermo Scientific);
  • multifunctional stand for studying the surface of materials ESCA with auxiliary equipment (PREVAC).
comercial research:
  • elimination of organic contaminants from the gas and the liquid phase in catalytic and sorption processes;
  • new paths for conversion of organic materials to optimize today's tonnage technologies (eg. oxidative dehydrogenation  processes of alkanes ) and receiving highly processed chemicals (eg. aldol condensation reactions);
  • studying of differently grained solids with strongly and weakly developed surface and their porosity, eg. activated carbons, lampblack, ashes, pigments, ceramic materials, molecular sieves, catalysts, metals, metal powders, soil, rocks, pharmaceutical substances, microfilters, aerogels, membranes, zeolites;
  • chemical composition analysis.

Methods and research techniques:

  • IR spectroscopy;
  • X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS);
  • Auger electron spectroscopy (AES);
  • chromatographic methods;
  • sorption techniques.
variants of cooperation: contract research, project, consortium
type of services: analysis, devices for rent, expertises

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