Valdosta State University - Chemistry
Retired Chemistry Professor
Higher Education
Gary
Wood
Dallas/Fort Worth Area
Experienced Professor with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry. Skilled in Spectroscopy, High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), UV/Vis Spectroscopy, Chemistry, and Inorganic Chemistry. Experience working in inorganic chemistry, engineering and environmental laboratory settings. Strong education professional with a Ph.D. focused in Chemistry from The University of New Mexico.
Visiting Research Associate Professor
While I was a visiting research professor at the University of New Mexico I conducted research on aerosol assisted vapor synthesis (AAVS) of metal nitride ceramics. This work included the synthesis and characterization (IR, XRD, Density, Surface Area) of the materials.
Visiting Research Associate Professor
Conduct research on ceramic metal nitrides. I was responsible: for the synthesis of boron nitride (BN), galium nitride (GaN) and aluminum nitride (AlN); identification of the ceramics by XRD, SEM, and FTIR and writing reports to the research sponsors.
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Post-doctorial associate
- Synthesis and characterization of titanium carbide precursors
- Directed technician in the synthesis of boron containing precursors for synthesis of boron nitride
Professor
prepare lectures, instruct students in introductory, general, and inorganic chemistry; - conduct research in aminophosphane chemistry and ceramic metal nitride synthesis
- direct undergraduate research projects in synthetic inorganic chemistry
- serve on departmental, college and state wide committees
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B. S.
Chemistry
Ph.D.
Chemistry
Visiting Research Associate Professor
While I was a visiting research professor at the University of New Mexico I conducted research on aerosol assisted vapor synthesis (AAVS) of metal nitride ceramics. This work included the synthesis and characterization (IR, XRD, Density, Surface Area) of the materials.
Visiting Research Associate Professor
Conduct research on ceramic metal nitrides. I was responsible: for the synthesis of boron nitride (BN), galium nitride (GaN) and aluminum nitride (AlN); identification of the ceramics by XRD, SEM, and FTIR and writing reports to the research sponsors.
Inorganic Synthesis (2004), 34, 21-24
Inorganic Synthesis (2004), 34, 21-24
Soil Suriv. Horiz. (2009), 50, 83-85.
Inorganic Synthesis (2004), 34, 21-24
Soil Suriv. Horiz. (2009), 50, 83-85.
Chem. Mater. (2006), 18(20), 4716-4718
This article describes a process to synthesize very small, hallow particles of boron nitride (BN) via a streaming process. Boron nitride is of interest due to its novel thermal conducting characteristics.
Inorganic Synthesis (2004), 34, 21-24
Soil Suriv. Horiz. (2009), 50, 83-85.
Chem. Mater. (2006), 18(20), 4716-4718
This article describes a process to synthesize very small, hallow particles of boron nitride (BN) via a streaming process. Boron nitride is of interest due to its novel thermal conducting characteristics.
Chem. Mater. (2006), 18(6), 1434-1442
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