Nicolai Izmailov
Professor Nikolai Arkadievich Izmailov, Corresponding Member of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, headed the Department of Physical Chemistry of Kharkov State University from 1944 to 1961. All his scientific activity was connected with Kharkov University and Kharkov Pharmaceutical Research Institute.
Two main directions of scientific interests of Nikolai Izmailov were (i) the influence of the solvent on dissociation of electrolytes; (ii) static and dynamics of the sorption from solutions. In 1938 he discovered the thin layer chromatography (together with M. Shraiber). In the thirties Izmailov investigated the possibility of application of various indicator electrodes, especially glass electrodes, in organic solvents. He proposed the most detailed scheme of electrolytes dissociation in solutions, generalized the concept of unique acidity scale in different solvents, proposed several new methods for estimating Gibbs energy of ion solvation, and contributed a lot to the theory of physico-chemical analysis.
Izmailov is the author of more than 280 publications; his treatise ‘Electrochemistry of Solutions’ (1959) is well known to those working in the field of solution chemistry and still is frequently cited.
Two main directions of scientific interests of Nikolai Izmailov were (i) the influence of the solvent on dissociation of electrolytes; (ii) static and dynamics of the sorption from solutions. In 1938 he discovered the thin layer chromatography (together with M. Shraiber). In the thirties Izmailov investigated the possibility of application of various indicator electrodes, especially glass electrodes, in organic solvents. He proposed the most detailed scheme of electrolytes dissociation in solutions, generalized the concept of unique acidity scale in different solvents, proposed several new methods for estimating Gibbs energy of ion solvation, and contributed a lot to the theory of physico-chemical analysis.
Izmailov is the author of more than 280 publications; his treatise ‘Electrochemistry of Solutions’ (1959) is well known to those working in the field of solution chemistry and still is frequently cited.
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| Bibliography.pdf | 196.05 KB |
| PAC-Izmailov.pdf | 129.82 KB |
| Kremena.pdf | 132.14 KB |
| V-N-Izmailova.pdf | 1.36 MB |
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