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Vladimir Egorov

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Chief Researcher
Doctor of Sciences (Chemistry)
Professor
Honored Staff Member of the Belarusian State University

Department: Laboratory of physical and chemical investigations
e-mail: egorvv@bsu.by
Phone: +375 (17) 209-53-00

h-index (Scopus) – 15
h-index (Google scholar) – 20
https://scholar.google.ru/citations?user=w6TUi-QAAAAJ&hl=ru
 
Education
1972 – Belarusian state university, Department of Chemistry,
1999– Doctor of Chemical Sciences,
2008 – Full Professor
 
Career
1972 – 1974 – PHD student, Belarusian State University
1974 – 1978 – Junior Research Fellow, Belarusian State University
1978 – 1986 – Senior Research Fellow, Research Institute for Physical Chemical Problems of the Belarusian State University;
1986 – 1988 – Leading Research Fellow, Research Institute for Physical Chemical Problems of the Belarusian State University;
1988 – 2007 – Head of Laboratory, Research Institute for Physical Chemical Problems of the Belarusian State University;
2007 – present time – Principal Research Fellow, Research Institute for Physical Chemical Problems of the Belarusian State University.
 
Current research activity, main achievements
The main scientific works are in the field of ionometry and chemistry of extraction.
The main achievements are as follows:

  • a method for predicting the ion-exchange and ionic associates extraction constants, based on the separate consideration of the extractionparameters of individual ions, determined for standard systems;
  • discovery and theoretical substantiation of the effect of a lipophilic ionic additive on the selectivity of electrodes based on liquid ion exchangers [1], as well as of the effect of strong dependence of potentiometric selectivity on the steric availability of the exchange site [2];
  • the theory of the functioning of H+-selective electrodes based on neutral carriers in strongly associated systems [3, 4];
  • formulation of the main principles and substantiation of specific ways to control the selectivity of ion-selective electrodes, reversible to the cations of physiologically active amines of various structures [5];
  • substantiation of experimental methods for estimation of the diffusion characteristics of membranes of ion-selective electrodes from potentiometric data [6, 7], as well as methods for estimation of the selectivity coefficients of highly selective electrodes [8, 9].

More than 40 ion-selective electrodes with improved performance characteristics, in particular, for determination of pH, sulfate, water hardness, a number of physiologically active amines, non-steroidal analgesics have been developed.
About 400 scientific works, including more than10 reviews and 29 author certificates for inventions and patents were published.
6 Ph.D. dissertations were fulfilled under supervision.
 
Awards
The diplomas of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education of the BSSR (1982, 1987), the Certificate of Honor of the Ministry of Public Education of the BSSR (1982), the Certificate of Honor of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus (2003), the sign "Inventor of the USSR". Personal bonus of the President of the Republic of Belarus (2005), Honored Worker of the Belarusian State University (2015).
 
List of Selected Publications

  1.  Egorov V. V., Semenov A. V., Ragoyja E. G. H+-selective electrodes based on amine-type ionophores: generalized theory and a priori quantification of lower and upper detection limits // ACS Sensors.  2023, 8 (5), 2087–2095.
  2. Semenov A. V., Ragoyja E. G., Egorov V. V. A feasible, fast and reliable method for estimating ion-site association constants in plasticized PVC ion-selective electrode membranes. // Anal. Chim. Acta.  2023, 1239, 340556.
  3. Korban A., Zavoralová L., Čabala R., Egorov V. Perspectives on using ethanol as an internal standard for the quantification of volatile compounds in alcoholic products by headspace SPME–GC/FID without sample preparation // Monatsh. Chem. 2023, 154, 987–991.
  4. Korban A., Čabala R., Egorov V., Bosáková Z. Variability of internal standard method calibration factors estimated with a multifactorial Taguchi experiment in the analysis of alcoholic products by gas chromatography with flame ionization detection // Journal of Separation Science. 2023, 47(1), 2300492.
  5. Charapitsa S., Sytova S., Kavalenka., Sabalenka L., Zayats M., Egorov V., Leschev S., Kolesnov A. The intelligent use of ethanol for direct determination of methanol in wines // BIO Web of Conferences 2023, 68, 04001.
  6. Salih F.A., Novakovskii A.D.Egorov V.V. Verapamil-Sensitive Electrodes: Main Factors Responsible for Analytical Performance and Use in Drug Analysis // Journal of Analytical Chemistry. 2022. 77 (12). pp. 1586-1594. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1061934822120127
  7. Salih F.A., Novakovskii A.D., Egorov V.V. Insight into response of ion-exchanger-based electrodes sensitive to highly lipophilic physiologically active amines // Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry. 2022. 920. № 116561. DOI: 10.1016/j.jelechem.2022.116561
  8. Egorov V.V.,  Novakovskii A.D., Salih F.A.,  Semenov A.V., Akayeu Y.B. Description of the effects of non‐ion‐exchange extraction and intra‐membrane interactions on the ion‐selective electrodes response within the interface equilibria‐triggered model // Electroanalysis. 2020.  Vol. 32. № 4.  P. 674–682. (IF 2,54).
  9. Charapitsa S., Sytova S., Kavalenka A.,Sobolenko L., Kostyuk N., Egorov V., Leschev S., Vetokhin S., Zayats N. The study of the matrix effect on the method of direct determination of volatile compounds in a wide range of alcoholic beverages // Food Control. DOI: 10.1016/j.foodcont.2020.107528. (IF 4,258).
  10. Korban A.,  Charapitsa S.,  Čabala R., Sobolenko L., Egorov V.,  Sytova S. Advanced GC-MS method for quality and safety control of alcoholic products // Food Chemistry. DOI: 10.1016/j.foodchem.2020.128107. (IF 6,306).
  11. Egorov V.V., Novakovskii A.D. Overcoming of one more pitfall in boundary element calculations with computer simulations of ion-selective electrode responsei // ACS Omega.  2019.  Vol. 4.  P. 1617–1622. (IF 2,87).
  12. Egorov V.V., Novakovskii A.D. On the possibilities of potentiometric analysis in presence of small concentrations of highly interfering foreign ions: Ways for reducing the interference // J. Electroanal. Chem. 2019. Vol. 847. №13234.  P. 1–6. (IF 3,22).
  13. Egorov V.V., Novakovskii A.D., Zdrachek E.A. An interface equilibria-triggered time-dependent diffusion model of the boundary potential and its application for the numerical simulation of the ion-selective electrode response in real systems // Anal. Chem. 2018.  Vol. 90. P. 1309–1316.(IF 6,35).
  14. Egorov V.V., Novakovskii A.D. Application of the interface equilibria-triggered dynamic diffusion model of the boundary potential for the numerical simulation of neutral carrier-based ion-selective electrodes response // Anal. Chim. Acta. 2018. Vol. 1043. P. 20–27. (IF 5,26).
  15. Egorov V.V., Novakovskii A.D.,  Zdrachek E.A. A simple dynamic diffusion model of the response of highly selective electrodes: the effect of simulation parameters and boundary conditions on the results of calculations // Russ. J. Electrochem.  2018.  Vol. 54. P. 381–390. (IF 1,04).
  16. Egorov V.V., Yurenya A.V. A Clotrimazole-Selective Electrode and its Application to Pharmaceutical Analysis // J.  Anal.Chem. 2018. Vol. 73. P. 529–535. (IF 0,855).
  17. Zdrachek E.A., Nazarov V.A., Egorov V.V. Generalized diffusion parameter: main factors of influence and application for estimation of selectivity coefficients for highly selective electrodes // Electroanalysis. 2015. Vol. 27. P. 693–702.
  18. Zdrachek E.A., Karotkaya A.G., Nazarov V.A. [et al.] H+-selective microelectrodes with optimized measuring range for corrosion studies // Sens. Actuators B: Chem. 2015. Vol. 207. P. 967–975.
  19. Egorov V.V., Zdrachek E.A., Nazarov.V.A. Improved Separate Solution Method for Determination of Low Selectivity Coefficients // Anal. Chem. 2014. Vol. 86. P. 3693 –3696.
  20. Egorov V.V., Zdrachek E.A., Nazarov V.A. Potentiometric selectivity coefficients: problems of experimental determination // J. Anal. Chem. 2014. Vol. 69. P. 535–541.
  21. Nazarov V.A., Taryba M.G., Zdrachek E.A., Andronchyk K.A., EgorovV.V., Lamaka. S.V. Sodium- and chloride-selective microelectrodes optimized for corrosion studies // J. of Electroanal. Chem. 2013. Vol. 706. P. 13–24.
  22. Egorov V.V., Nazarov V.A., Zdrachek E.A. Methods for estimation of generalized diffusion parameter at membrane – solution interface // Electroanalysis. 2012. Vol. 24. P. 76–84.
  23. Nazarov V.A., Andronchik K.A., Egorov V.V., Matulis Vadim E., Ivashkevich O.A. Intramembrane complex formation study of ion selective electrodes based on heptyl p-trifluoroacetylbenzoic ether // Electroanalysis. 2011. Vol. 23. P. 1058−1066.
  24. EgorovV.V., LyaskovskiPL., Il'inchi. I V, Soroka V V., Nazarov V.A. Estimation of ion-pairing constants in plasticized poly(vinyl chloride) membranes using segmented sandwich membranes technique // Electroanalysis. 2009. Vol. 21. P. 2061−2070.
  25. Egorov V.V., Bolotin A.A. Ion-selective electrodes for the determination of organic ammonuim ions: ways for selectivity control // Talanta. 2006. Vol. 70. P. 1107–1117.
  26. Egorov V.V., Rakhman’ko E.M., Rat’ko A.A. Anion-selective electrodes with liquid membranes // Encyclopedia of Sensors. Eds. C. A. Grimes [et al.]. California: American scientific publishers. 2006. Vol.1. P. 211–240. (Chapter in a book)
  27. Lomako S.V., Astapovich R.I., Nozdrin-Plotnitskaya O.V., Pavlova T.E., She Lei, Nazarov V.A., Okaev E.B., Rakhman’ko E.M., Egorov V.V. Sulfate-selective electrodes and its application for sulfate determination in aqueous solutions // Analytica Chimica Acta. 2006. Vol. 562. P. 216–222.
  28. Egorov V.V., Rakhman’ko E.M., Okaev E.B., Pomelenok E.V., Nazarov V.A. Effects of ion association of lipophilic quaternary ammonium salts in ion-exchange and potentiometric selectivity // Talanta. 2004. Vol. 63. P. 119–130.
  29. Egorov V., Rakhman’ko E., Okaev E., Nazarov V., Pomelenok E., Pavlova T. Novel Anion Exchangers for Electrodes with Improved Selectivity to Divalent Anions // Electroanalysis. 2004. Vol. 16. P. 1459–1462.
  30. Egorov V.V., Sin’kevich Yu.V. pH-ISEs with an expanded measuring range based on calix[4]arenes: specific features of the behaviour and description of the electrode response // Talanta. 1999. Vol. 46. Р. 23−38.
  31. Egorov V.V., Borisenko N.D., Rakhman’ko E.M., Lushchik Ya.F., Kacharsky S.S. The effect of the ion exchanger site - counterion complex formation on the selectivity of ISEs // Talanta. 1997. Vol. 44. P. 1735−1747.
  32. Egorov V.V., Repin V.A., Ovsyannikova T.A. Influence of ion association on the selectivity of electrodes reversible to organic cations // Zh. Anal. Khim. 1992. Vol. 47. P. 1685–1692.
  33. Rakhman’ko E.M., Yegorov V.V., A.L. Gulevich, Lushchik Ya. F. The influence of the extraction processes on the functioning of liquid and film membrane ion- selective electrodes // Selective Electrode Rev. 1991. Vol. 13. Р. 5−111. (Review)
  34. Egorov V.V., Lushchik Ya.F. H+-selective electrodes based on neutral carriers: specific features in behaviour and quantitative description of the electrode response // Talanta. 1990. Vol. 37. Р. 461−469.