Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chakib HRIZI, Université de Gabès, Faculty of Sciences of Gabès, Tunisia
Dr. Chakib HRIZI is a distinguished Tunisian academic specializing in Inorganic Chemistry. With a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the Faculty of Sciences, Sfax, he has made significant contributions to the synthesis and characterization of hybrid materials. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Sciences, Gabes, Dr. HRIZI’s research focuses on materials science, particularly optoelectronic properties and solid-state transitions of bismuth compounds. He has published several research papers in prestigious journals, contributing to the advancement of inorganic chemistry. 🌍📚🔬
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Dr. Chakib HRIZI is a distinguished Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Sciences, Gabes, with a specialization in Inorganic Chemistry. His research focuses on the synthesis and characterization of hybrid materials, particularly in optoelectronic properties and solid-state transitions of bismuth compounds. Dr. HRIZI’s work has made significant contributions to materials science, particularly in the development of advanced materials with potential applications in energy and electronics. With a Ph.D. in Chemistry and experience at prestigious institutions such as the Néel Institute in Grenoble, Dr. HRIZI is a highly skilled academic and researcher whose achievements have garnered recognition in inorganic chemistry.
Education & Experience
- Baccalaureate in Experimental Sciences (2001) 🏫
- National Diploma in Industrial Chemistry (2002/2003) 🧪
- Master’s in Industrial Chemistry (2005/2006) 🎓
- Master’s in Inorganic Chemistry (2007) 🔬
- Ph.D. in Chemistry, Faculty of Sciences, Sfax (2012) 📜
- Contractual Assistant, Faculty of Sciences, Sfax (2008-2012) 👩🏫
- Maître Assistant (Assistant Professor), Faculty of Sciences, Gabes (2012-present) 👨🏫
Professional Development
Dr. Chakib HRIZI has gained a wealth of experience through various internships, including research at the Néel Institute in Grenoble, where he studied the crystal structures of hybrid materials. His work at the Brass Products Manufacturing Company “SOPAL” involved investigating efficient physico-chemical techniques for electroplating baths. His professional journey also includes directing research for Master’s students and coordinating practical and theoretical courses in Chemistry. This experience has significantly shaped his career as a prominent academic and researcher in the field of Inorganic Chemistry. 🧑🔬📈🔍
Research Focus
Dr. HRIZI’s research primarily explores inorganic and hybrid materials, particularly focusing on halogenobismuthates(III). He investigates their synthesis, structural properties, phase transitions, and new optical properties, contributing to the development of materials with advanced optoelectronic features. His work in solid-state chemistry and crystal structures has significant applications in materials science, especially for functional materials with potential use in energy and electronics. 🔬🔍💡
Awards & Honors
- PhD with “Honorable” Distinction from the Faculty of Sciences, Sfax 🎓🏅
- Publications in Renowned Journals (The Japan Soc. Anal. Chem., Journal of Molecular Structure, Ionics) 📝📚
- Internship at Néel Institute-Grenoble (2010) 🌍
- Research Excellence in Hybrid Materials 🏆
Publication Top Notes:
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“Crystal structure, vibrational and optical properties of a new self-organized material containing iodide anions of bismuth (III), [C6H4 (NH3) 2] 2Bi2I10· 4H2O”
Cited by: 89
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“α-to β-[C6H4 (NH3) 2] 2Bi2I10 reversible solid-state transition, thermochromic and optical studies in the p-phenylenediamine-based iodobismuthate (III) material”
Cited by: 79
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“Structural characterization, vibrational and optical properties of a novel one-dimensional organic–inorganic hybrid based-iodobismuthate (III) material, [C10H7NH3] BiI4”
Cited by: 74
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“Synthesis, crystal structure, thermal and dielectric properties of bis(p-phenylenediammonium) chloride hexachlorobismuthate(III) monohydrate [C6H4(NH3)2]2ClBiCl6.H2O”
Cited by: 24
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“Synthesis and Crystal Structure of [C6H4OCH3NH3] 2BiCl5”
Cited by: 14