About the role
Inorganic chemists specialize in studying and developing inorganic compounds, which often involves working with metals and minerals. They may hold a PhD in chemistry or a similar discipline and often work in research and development. Their work is crucial for understanding fundamental chemical processes and creating new materials.Responsibilities
Inorganic chemists perform experiments to synthesize and characterize new inorganic compounds. They analyze the properties and reactivity of materials and contribute to the development of new products and processes. Their work often involves writing scientific reports and publishing research findings.Skills and tools
Inorganic chemists are proficient in techniques such as spectroscopy, crystallography, and electrochemistry. They use advanced instruments like NMR spectrometers and X-ray diffractometers. Analytical thinking, problem-solving, and the ability to handle complex data are key skills. Common competencies demanded by employers are oorganisk kemi, analytisk kemi and elektronmikroskopi.