Inorganic Chemistry Research Group

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Business Profile

  • Inorganic compound technologies:
    • Research and synthesis of inorganic phosphorus compounds.
    • Research and synthesis of inorganic sulfur compounds.
    • Research and synthesis of inorganic silicon compounds.
    • Soda technology.
  • Fertilizers:
    • Liquid and granular fertilizers.
    • Special use fertilizers.
  • Technologies for recovery of useful substances from solid waste and wastewater.
  • Industrial waste disposal technologies.
  • Unit operations research:
    • Concentration of solutions.
    • Crystallization from solution (selection of crystallization parameters and crystallizers).
    • Separation of suspended solids in liquids (selection of filtration parameters and equipment on an industrial scale).
    • Granulation of bulk materials and pastes.
    • Briquetting.
    • Drying of solid materials.
    • Spray drying of solutions, suspensions and pastes.
    • Stabilization of suspensions and emulsions.

Apparatus

  • Installation for testing the crystallization process.
  • Glass and metal reactors with heating, cooling and mixing systems of different capacities.
  • METTLER TOLEDO RC1e reaction calorimeter with RTCal sensor, pH probe and FBRM probe (measurements of reaction progress, determination of reaction kinetics, actual heat of reaction).
  • CARL PADBERG CENTRIFUGEN BAU LS sedimentation centrifuge.
  • Laboratory Outotec Larox PF 0.1 filter (studies of the process of separation of suspended solids by pressure filtration).
  • PAAR autoclave (studies of chemical processes and reactions taking place under conditions of elevated pressure and temperature).
  • Mixer/granulator from EIRICH (wide spectrum of use for dry and wet solid materials with very different characteristics, homogenization of materials with the desired granulation and moisture content).
  • Nano-ZS analyzer model ZEN3600 Malvern Instruments Ltd. UK (characterization of colloidal solutions and fine-molecule suspensions, studies of nanocompounds).
  • GEMINI VII 2390 A MICROMETRICS solids specific surface area analyzer (specific surface area analysis of powders and solids by single-point Langmuir and multi-point BET methods).
  • AWPMA’s die press (briquette making).
  • ERWEKA granule strength testing apparatus.
  • METTLER TOLEDO DSC 822e differential scanning calorimeter.
  • Gradient ion chromatograph ISC-5000, Dionex.
  • ICP-OES inductively coupled plasma excitation emission spectrometer – iCAP 7000 Duo, Thermo Scientific.
  • Single-beam Fourier transform infrared FTIR spectrometer – Nicolet 380, Thermo Scientific.
  • Shimadzu TOC-L analyzer (carbon analysis in liquid and solid samples).
  • Spray dryer.

Manager

Deputy manager

Analytical section

Business Profile

Specialized research in chemical analysis and qualitative testing, tailored to the individual needs of clients in various industries and science:

  • Elemental (elemental) analysis – qualitative and quantitative, carried out at different concentration levels (macro- and micronutrients) using both classical methods and advanced instrumental techniques.
  • Determination of analytes in diverse matrices: inorganic, organic and organic-mineral, as well as in raw materials, intermediates and finished products.
  • Identification and quality control of inorganic and organic compounds, including substance identity testing for chemical registration under REACH.
  • Analytical control of technological processes; improvement of known, as well as development and validation of new methods for the determination of analytes.

Research Apparatus:

  • Optical emission spectrometry with inductively coupled plasma excitation (ICP-OES) – simultaneous determination of elements at trace and micro levels.
  • Fourier transform infrared spectrometry (FTIR) – identification of organic and inorganic compounds based on characteristic infrared absorption bands.
  • High performance ion chromatography (HPIC) – determination of trace anions in liquid samples and solutions.
  • Total organic carbon (TOC) analysis – thermal oxidation on a platinum catalyst and infrared detection to control carbon content in liquid and solid samples.
  • Electrochemical methods using ion-selective electrodes – determination of the content of typical inorganic ions (F, Br, Na, K) in solutions.
  • Classical methods (volumetry, gravimetry, others with the status of reference methods) – determination of macronutrient content.

Head of Analytical Section

Place of business

11 Sowińskiego St.
44-101 Gliwice

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