Judit Telegdi

Prof. Dr. Judit Telegdi

Research Centre for Natural Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Materials and Environmental Chemistry, 1117 Budapest, Magyar tudósok körútja 2., Hungary
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Academic Career Length

40Years (1987-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 October 2003 in Hydrometallurgy
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KKK. Kinzler
K. Kinzler
TGT. Gehrke
T. Gehrke
Judit TelegdiJudit Telegdi
Judit Telegdi
WSW. Sand
W. Sand

1 May 2002 in Electrochimica Acta
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IFIlona Felhősi
Ilona Felhősi
Judit TelegdiJudit Telegdi
Judit Telegdi
GPGábor Pálinkás
Gábor Pálinkás
EKErika Kálmán
Erika Kálmán

1 May 2004 in Journal of Applied Electrochemistry
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Helena Otmačić ĆurkovićHelena Otmačić Ćurković
Helena Otmačić Ćurković
Judit TelegdiJudit Telegdi
Judit Telegdi
KPK. Papp
K. Papp
ESE. Stupnišek-Lisac
E. Stupnišek-Lisac

16 May 2019 in International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry
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Larbi EddaifLarbi Eddaif
Larbi Eddaif
Abdul Shaban IbdewiAbdul Shaban Ibdewi
Abdul Shaban Ibdewi
Judit TelegdiJudit Telegdi
Judit Telegdi
Heavy-metal pollution is a foremost concern, as excessive heavy metals produce environmental contamination, and the accumulative effects of heavy metals pose a major hazard to human health. There is an urgent need for a fast, sensitive and effective method for detecting heavy metal cations in the environment. In recent years, using Quartz Crystal Microbalance (QCM) technique, significant progress was achieved in quantitative analysis by providing a new approach for determination of chemical content analysis. The objective aim of this review is to assess the research development of QCM applications in detection of heavy metal cations in natural water (or aqueous solution) and reflect the challenges and forthcoming point of view for QCM-based sensors for heavy-metal ions. A brief outline about the basic measurement methodologies and analytical techniques is given. To illustrate applications of the QCM techniques, the influence of the structural transformation resulting from polymer, macrocyclic ‘calixarenes’ and nanostructural coating on sensation will be discussed. Lastly, we summarise fields of applications and future forecast for the utilisation of functionalised QCM surface as a chemical sensor to study the interaction of heavy metal ions with calixarenes.

1 September 2011 in Progress in Organic Coatings
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TSTamás Szabó
Tamás Szabó
LMLívia Molnár-Nagy
Lívia Molnár-Nagy
JBJános Bognár
János Bognár
LNLajos Nyikos
Lajos Nyikos
Judit TelegdiJudit Telegdi
Judit Telegdi

1 July 2015 in Progress in Organic Coatings
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Tamás SzabóTamás Szabó
Tamás Szabó
Judit TelegdiJudit Telegdi
Judit Telegdi
LNLajos Nyikos
Lajos Nyikos