Dr. Rob Richter
Professor of Chemistry
Contact Information |
Phone: (773) 995-2182 |
Email: rrichter@csu.edu |
Office: SCI-238 |
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Education |
B.S., Valparaiso University |
PhD., University of Missouri-Columbia |
Postdoctoral, Wadsworth Center- New York State Dept. of Health |
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Hobbies & Interests |
Archery- Target and 3D |
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Research Interests
Dr. Richter’s area of expertise is in analytical methods development. Before joining
CSU as a faculty member he developed over 100 unique microwave analytical methods
for companies such as Boeing, Dow, Dupont, Pfizer, Genetech, NASA, Abbot, and MEMC.
In addition, he was part of the team the developed EPA Analysis Methods 3051, 3052,
7473, 3546. He is the author of two books on sample preparation techniques for ultra
trace analysis of inorganic and organic species. He is engaged in variety of microwave
related research including nanoparticle synthesis, optimization of organic synthetic
methodologies, environmental analysis, and integrating microwave enhanced chemistry
quality control applications.
Representative Presentations & Publications
- Peters, E. L., Kaufmann-Daszczuk, B., Brant, H. A., Jagoe, C. H., & Richter, R. (2001).
Element concentrations and fluctuating asymmetry in a terrestrial isopod (Armadillidium
vulgare) in metropolitan Chicago Parklands. Department of Biological Sciences, Chicago
State University, 1p.
- Combs, D., Godsel, B., Pohlman-Zordan, J., Huff, A., King, J., Richter, R., & Smith,
P. F. (2021). Reduction of silver ions in molybdates: elucidation of framework acidity
as the factor controlling charge balance mechanisms in aqueous zinc-ion electrolyte.
RSC advances, 11(62), 39523-39533.
- Akonnor, S., & Richter, R. C. (2021). EVALUATION OF STAGE 2 BABY FOODS AS POTENTIAL
SOURCE OF HEAVY METAL TOXICITY IN INFANTS 6 TO 12 MONTHS. Journal of Undergraduate
Chemistry Research, 20(2), 23.
Representative Grants & Funding
- Illinois Space Grant Consortium
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