Ana María Gayol González

Ana María Gayol González is a Post-Doc Researcher in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the School of Industrial Engineering, University of Vigo. She holds two PhD degrees: one in Applied Physics (University of Vigo, 2014) for her work on "Estudio Teórico-Experimental de Mezclas Carbonato + p-Xileno + n-Alcano", and another in Chemical Thermodynamics (University of Santiago de Compostela, 2013) for "Caracterización físico-química de sistemas orgánico-acuoso y acuoso-acuoso".

• Education: PhD in Applied Physics (University of Vigo, 2014), PhD in Chemical Thermodynamics (University of Santiago de Compostela, 2013)
• Research Focus: Thermophysical properties of binary/ternary mixtures, surface tension analysis, high-pressure fluid dynamics, educational technology (flipped classroom)

Her work spans chemical thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and educational innovation. Recent publications analyze temperature-pressure effects on dialkyl carbonate + n-alkane systems and postdoctoral studies on aqueous two-phase systems. She employs experimental methods (Anton Paar densimeters, refractometers) and models like Nitta-Chao and Cibulka equations.

Key application areas include fuel chemistry, refrigerants, pharmaceutical solvents, and physics education. Collaborations with institutions like Loughborough University and Arizona State University extend her impact. Her Google Scholar profile lists 34 papers, 4 books, and 4 conference presentations, with over 2,300 public views.