Šimon Peter’s educational background includes a CSc. (equivalent to PhD) and an Ing. (equivalent to MSc.) from the Slovak University of Technology, Faculty of Chemical Technology, Bratislava, Slovakia. His doctoral thesis focused on the study of PVC degradation in inert and hydrogen chloride atmospheres, contributing to research in chemical kinetics and physical chemistry of polymer degradation. Additionally, his master’s thesis involved the calculation of the activation energy of hydrogen shift reactions using the BEBO method, furthering research in chemical kinetics and physical chemistry of polymer degradation. These educational achievements highlight Šimon’s expertise in the field of physical chemistry and his commitment to advancing scientific knowledge.
Research Experience:
Šimon Peter has extensive research experience in the field of physical chemistry, particularly in the areas of chemical kinetics, chemical thermodynamics, and thermal analysis applied to materials. His research work has contributed significantly to the understanding of polymer degradation processes, specifically focusing on PVC degradation in inert and hydrogen chloride atmospheres. He has also conducted research on the activation energy of hydrogen shift reactions, utilizing the BEBO method. Šimon’s research has been published in numerous peer-reviewed journals and presented at various conferences. His work has garnered significant recognition, with a substantial number of citations and invitations to present key and plenary lectures. Additionally, Šimon has been involved in EU research projects as a contractor, further demonstrating his expertise and impact in the field.
Research Interest:
Šimon Peter’s research interests lie in the field of physical chemistry, with a focus on chemical kinetics, chemical thermodynamics, and thermal analysis applied to materials. He is particularly interested in understanding the degradation processes of polymers, including the study of PVC degradation in inert and hydrogen chloride atmospheres. Šimon is also interested in the activation energy of hydrogen shift reactions and its implications in polymer degradation. Additionally, Šimon is interested in material research employing methods of physical chemistry, such as thermal analysis, to study the processes occurring in materials. His research aims to contribute to the fundamental understanding of these processes and their practical applications in various industries.
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