Andrés González de Castilla, M.Sc.

Research


The aim of the present work is to extend the applicability of the predictive electrolyte model COSMO-RS-ES to systems containing large polyatomic ions, like ionic liquids and salt-based deep eutectic solvents. Experimental and theoretical work on the behavior, structure and modelling of these systems will be conducted. 

Teaching


  • Exercise Thermodynamics III
  • Practical Course TVT: Cloud Point Extraction

Articles

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

Presentations

  • Applying open COSMO-RS to Electrolyte Systems from Infinite Dilution to the Ionic Liquid State
    S. Müller; A. González de Castilla; I. Smirnova, European Symposium on Applied Thermodynamics 2024, Edinburgh, Scottland (2024)
  • Applying openCOSMO-RS to Electrolyte Systems from Infinite Dilution to the Ionic Liquid State
    S. Müller; A. González de Castilla; I. Smirnova, AIChE, Orlando, USA (2023)
  • A Gibbs-Duhem consistent extension of the Pitzer-Debye-Hückel term for dielectric decrement and underscreening
    A. González de Castilla; S. Müller; I. Smirnova, Thermodynamik-Kolloquium 2021, Online, Hamburg (2021)
  • An open source COSMO-RS implementation beyond the sigma profile: including multiple descriptors efficiently
    S. Müller; T. Gerlach; A. González de Castilla; I. Smirnova, Thermodynamik-Kolloquium 2021, Online, Hamburg (2021)
  • A modified closest approach parameter for the PDH term to address underscreening in low dielectric constants
    A. González de Castilla; S. Müller; I. Smirnova, European Symposium on Applied Thermodynamics 2021, Online, Hamburg (2021)