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Tuesday, 14 February 2006 |
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INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL
TECHNOLOGY
Address:
Peace Ave., MAS 4th building
Ulaanbaatar 210351 ,Mongolia
Tel : (+976-11) 453133, 453334, 453943
Fax : (+976-11)-453133
Director: B.Purevsuren, D Sc.,
In 1961 Departments of Inorganic, Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry were founded at the Institute of Natural Sciences, Mongolian Academy of Sciences (MAS). The institute was established with its own status in 1968.The institute has over 120 employees and staffs including 1 Honored Scientist of Mongolia, 4 Mongolian State Laureates, 2 academicians, 8 doctors of science, 26 doctors of philosophy, 4 professors, 7 associated professors within 80 scientific researchers.
Research area
- Chemical and technological study of mongolian mineral raw materials
- Mechanochemistry of phosphorite and phosphorus fertilizers
- Mineral compositions and physico-chemical study of silicocompounds
- Hydrochemistry of mineral spring and lakes
- Chemistry and technology of rare and precious metals
- Chemical, biochemical, and biotechnological study of plants and animals organic raw materials
- Petroleum chemistry and synthesis of silicoorganic compounds
- Chemistry and technology of coal
- Biological active addidatives
- Chemical technology of carbonhydrates and lipids
- Bioproducts
- Chemical technology of biological active compounds from plants
Future directions of investigation:
- Mechanizm of the new technology for decomposition of phosphate compiunts in the natural phosphate by the catalic reaction of nitragen-bearing compound
- Biological and pharmacological activities of biological active compounds from mongolian medicinal plants and to study effects and produce new preparations
- Research of metalorganic catalyzer
- Complex compounds of precious and rare metals and biolaeching of those concentrate from refractory ores
- Chemical technological research of silicon compounds
- Complex research of hydromineral in Mongolia
- Structure of coal compounds and aromatic new materials
- Biochemical and biotechnological characteristics of mongolian food plants
- Molecular structure of polysaccharides of mongolian medicinal plants
International Affair
Since 1970 the international communication has started when the institute’s biochemists collaborated with Bakh Institute of Biochemistry, Russia; Institute of Organic Chemistry, Check Republic; Institute of Chemistry Slovak republic and distinguished the premier molecule structure of the purified proteins and carbonhydrates obtained from animals and plants. Hence the evaluations of their theoritical study had been known by its international aim. Through the cooperation with the Institute of Fossil Fuels, Russia; NEDO, Japan research works on coal liquifaction for production of liquid fuels were performed.
The structure identifications of biological active compounds obtained from mongolian plants were accomplished jointly with the Chemical Institute of Plants, Uzbeckstan Academy of Sciences; Institute of Organic and Bioorganic Chemistry, Check Republic; Institute of organic chemistry with Centre of Phytochemistry, Bulgaria; Institute of Plant Chemistry, Pakistan, University of Bonn, Humboldt University, Free University, Germany; Novosiberian Institute of Organic Chemistry, Russia.
Cooperated studies with Irkutsk Istitute of Chemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences; on the synthesis of biological active silicoorganic compounds, analysis of the rare and precious metals, activity of silicoorganic sorbents to be enriched have got as far as the international issues by their scientific information and results.
Mongolian phosphorite technology was studied with “Union Process” Co., USA and developed. At the processing and the physical chemistry of silicocompounds, the hydrochemistry, mechanochemistry of mineral spring were studied with the Institute of the Earth Frost Study, Irkutsk, Russia; Affiliated Institutes of Solid Chemistry, Geology, Geophysics, Mineralogy and has been given their efforts to enlarge techniques, technologies and scientific knowledge.
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