ACS PRF American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund Undergraduate Chemist
ACS PRF American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund Undergraduate Chemist
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Stang Reason: Undergraduate researchers are needed to perform a chemistry research project supported by ACS PRF . They will synthesize and characterize new transition metal oxides or uorides as new optic materials through several apparatus and spectroscopic instruments (Hydrothermal Autoclaves Method Conventional SolidState Method Powder XRD IR UV visible DRS TGA & DSC and EDX . The structures of newly synthesized oxides or uorides will be determined by singlecrystal diractometry and their structures are rened and visualized. Primary Responsibilities: Keep the safety rules of chemistry laboratory Participate in training on chemistry lab equipment operation For more information email
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