Industrial and applied surface characterisations by inverse gas and liquid chromatography
The speakers presented the latest, most up-to-date knowledge and experience on surface characterization, using dynamic adsorption methods also known as inverse chromatography. In addition well-established gas phase characterization new aspects of in-situ studies in liquid phase were covered.
Program IGC Symposium 2017
8:30 – 9:30 Optional:
Surface characterization by IGC – Introduction and Best Practices
Dr Ralf Duempelmann, Inolytix, Switzerland
9:30 Registration
10:00 Opening of the 6th Symposium
Welcome and introduction
Dr. Ralf Duempelmann, Inolytix AG, Switzerland
Application of IGC for characterization of TiO2 pigments
Dr. Thomas Koch, Kronos International, Leverkusen, Germany
A new wettability parameter based on iGC to characterize the flotation process for the separation of fine mineral particles
Dr. M. Rudolph, Helmholtz-Institute, Freiberg, Germany
Characterizing mineral surfaces and their interactions by inverse chromatography techniques
Matthias Kellermeier, Research Scientist, Material Physics, BASF, Ludwigshafen, Germany
Characterization of metal-organic frameworks by IGC for preconcentration
Max Rieger, Fraunhofer Institut, Karlsruhe, Germany
New ways to characterize ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ surface properties materials by IGC
Dr. E. Brendle, Adscientis, France
Exploring grafting effects of trialkoxysilanes on porous glas surface – IGC in comparison to other Methods
Ralf Meyer, University of Leipzig, Germany
Inverse liquid chromatography in the study of physicochemical properties of hydroxyapatite-polymer monolithic columns
Katarzyna Adamska, Institute of Chemical Technology and Engineering, Poznan University of Technology, Poznan, Poland
Inverse gas chromatography as a sensitive tool to assess changes in the surface properties of polysaccharides occurring during functionalization reactions
Prof. J. Gamelas, University o Coimbra, Portugal
Panel Discussion
17:00 End of symposium