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 Diagnostics of Inorganic Materials Soft Inorganic Synthesis
 Inorganic CrystallochemistryChemistry and Physics of Semiconductor Materials

Laboratory of Diagnostics of Inorganic Materials

Head of the Laboratory:
Alexander M. Gaskov, Dr. Sci., Professor
Phone +7-(095) 939-54-71,  FAX +7-(095) 939-09-98  E-mail: gaskov@inorg.chem.msu.ru

Main scientific direction:

Development of well defined inorganic materials for chemical and physical sensors on the base of complexe oxides, vanadates and phosphates.

History:

The Laboratory was founded in 1995 by Acad. Yu.D. Tretyakov. The laboratory staff carries out fundamental research on gas sensors on the base of SnO2; chemistry and technology of scandium; chemistry of complex oxides of zirconium, hafnium and rare-earth elements; chemistry of complex phosphates, vanadates, arsenates and tellurates of rare earths, gallium and scandium.

Laboratory structure:

Laboratory of diagnostics of inrganic materials consists of following groups:

SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERISATION OF INORGANIC MATERIALS FOR GAS SENSOR APPLICATIONS
  • Synthesis of nanocrystalline metal oxides
  • Thin film heterostructure growth and characterisation
  • Surface reactions investigation
  • Study of doping effect and metal catalytic activity
  • Study of materials sensor properties
  • Realisation of thin films and ceramic solid state gas sensor prototypes
SENSOR MATERIALS ON THE BASE OF COMPLEXE PHOSPHATES AND VANADATES
  • Synthesis and characterisation of complexe phosphates and vanadates
  • Surface reactions study
  • Development of humidity sensor prototype
THERMOANALYSIS
  • Methodology of thermoanalysis of inorganic materials
  • C60 fullerites study
COMPLEXE OXIDES WITH PEROVSKITE STRUCTURE
  • Atoms mobility study
  • Study of doping effect and metal catalytic activity
  • Chemical analysis by inductively coupled plasma atomic fluorescence spectrometry (ICP-AFS)

Research equipment:

  • Auger Electron Microprobe JAMP-10, Jeol
  • Spectrometer AFS-2000, BAIRD
  • Furrier spectrometer PE FTIR 1600
  • Spectrophotometer UR-20, PE 457
  • Spectrophotometer SPECORD UVVIS
  • Spectrophotometer SF-20
  • DTA-TG analyser TGA-7 PE, OD-102, OD-103
  • Calorimeter DSC-7 PE

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