Santiago Aparicio is affiliated with the University of Burgos in Spain. Their research primarily spans the fields of Engineering and Chemical Engineering, with significant contributions to catalysis, materials chemistry, biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, and organic chemistry as subfields.
The scientist's work extensively focuses on topics including ionic liquids properties and applications, phase equilibria and thermodynamics, carbon dioxide capture technologies, thermodynamic properties of mixtures, chemical and physical properties in aqueous solutions, crystallization and solubility studies, and surfactants and colloidal systems.
Frequent collaborators in Aparicio's research include Mert Atilhan, Alberto Gutiérrez, Alfredo Bol, Sara Rozas, and Noor Alomari, reflecting recurring partnerships in their academic publications.
Key publication venues where Aparicio has contributed multiple works include:
Notable recent papers authored or co-authored by Aparicio include the following:
Gregorio García;Santiago Aparicio;Ruh Ullah;Mert Atilhan
Ferdi Karadas;Mert Atilhan;Santiago Aparicio
Santiago Aparicio;Mert Atilhan;Ferdi Karadas
Santiago Aparicio;Rafael Alcalde
Mohammad Tariq;David Rooney;Enas Othman;Santiago Aparicio
Begoña García;Santiago Aparicio;Ana M. Navarro;and Rafael Alcalde
Ruh Ullah;Mert Atilhan;Baraa Anaya;Majeda Khraisheh
Gregorio García;Mert Atilhan;Santiago Aparicio
María J. Dávila;Santiago Aparicio;Rafael Alcalde;Begoña García
Sara Rozas;Cristina Benito;Rafael Alcalde;Mert Atilhan
Isabel Bandrés;Rafael Alcalde;Carlos Lafuente;Mert Atilhan
Santiago Aparicio
Rafael Alcalde;Gregorio García;Mert Atilhan;Santiago Aparicio
Mert Atilhan;Johan Jacquemin;David Rooney;Majeda Khraisheh
Rafael Alcalde;Alberto Gutiérrez;Mert Atilhan;Mert Atilhan;Santiago Aparicio
Gregorio García;Mert Atilhan;Santiago Aparicio
M. Fahed Qureshi;Mert Atilhan;Tausif Altamash;Santiago Aparicio
Tausif Altamash;Mustafa S. Nasser;Yousef Elhamarnah;Musaab Magzoub
María J. Dávila;Rafael Alcalde;Mert Atilhan;Santiago Aparicio
Tausif Altamash;M. Fahed Qureshi;Santiago Aparicio;Morteza Aminnaji
Elena Benito-Pena;Maria C. Moreno-Bondi;Santiago Aparicio;Guillermo Orellana
Begoña García;Rafael Alcalde;Santiago Aparicio;José M. Leal
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