German MONTES-HERNANDEZ

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2024
82. Tomasz M. Stawski, Stephanos Karafiludis, Carlos Pimentel, German Montes-Hernandez, Zdravko Kochovski, Ralf Bienert1, Karin Weimann, Franziska (...)

General Information and Students Training

German MONTES HERNANDEZ has received a PhD in Earth Sciences from the University of Strasbourg in October 2002. He was a post-doctoral fellowship from 2003 to 2009 at the universities of (...)

Training and Current situation

Chemical engineer (August 1995) in Mexico (Tlaxcala, UAT) Master, M.S (November 1998) in Mexico (D.F., UNAM) Ph. D. in Geosciences (October 2002) in France (Strasbourg, ULP) French habilitation, (...)

Main ResearchTopics

General Research Topic : Nucleation, Growth and Transformation of Minerals and Particles under Mild and Hydrothermal Conditions : From Earth systems to Applications
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Leader of at least 43 international publications

2024
43/82. German Montes-Hernandez. Magnesite Formation from Nesquehonite Slurry at 90°C using some Soluble Mg Salts : Eitelite as an Atypical Transient Mineral Phase Chemical Engineering (...)

General Information

German MONTES HERNANDEZ has received a PhD in Earth Sciences from the University of Strasbourg in October 2002. He was a post-doctoral fellowship from 2003 to 2009 at the universities of (...)

Synthetic Minerals Catalog

From 2006 to present, several methods to produce mineral and mineral composites under mild and hydrothermal conditions, including the synthesis of nonoparticles, mesocrystals and nanostructured (...)

Synthetic Minerals Catalog

From 2006 to present, several methods to produce mineral and mineral composites under mild and hydrothermal conditions, including the synthesis of nonoparticles, mesocrystals and nanostructured materials were developped at ISTerre (in-house methods). At the present time, the synthesis of more of 40 mineral and crystal phases are handled. In addition to fundamental research on their nucléation processes monitored in real-time. Several of these crystalline phases could offer interesting applications as adsorbents, catalysts (photo-), mineral additives, excipients, permanent storage of (...)