Vladimir Galkin

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Vladimir Galkin (born 30 June 1954, in Kazan, Russia) is a chemist, the Dean of the chemistry department of Kazan State University and the director of Butlerov Institute.^[1]

Biography

1959-1969 Secondary School #133 in Kazan, Russia (finished with a Gold Medal).
1969-1976 Student of Department of Chemistry of Kazan State University
1975-1979 Graduate Student in the department of phosphoric organic compounds.
1979-1998 Worked at the Department of Chemistry of Kazan State University
1998—Got professorship in the chair of high-molecular and element organic compounds.
2004—Elected to the Academy of Sciences of Tatarstan Republic.

Publications

Galkin V.I. Inductive substituent effects IIJ.Phys.Org.Chem,-1999.- V.I 2, N4.- P.283-288

References

↑ A.Butlerov Institute of Chemistry

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Name	Galkin
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Short description	Russian chemist
Date of birth	30 June 1954
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