JIN Song-Lin

      Male, born on April 7, 1942. Graduated from Chemistry Department of Fudan University in 1964; In 1967 graduated from the same place as a graduated student. 1967-1979 Technician in Shanghai Yuelong Chemical Engineering Factory. 1979-1980 studying German in Shanghai Foreign Language Institute.1980-1982 Visiting scholar in Max-Plank Institut fuer Festkorperforschung. After returning from Germany, he was transferred to Fudan University faculty. 1983-1987 Engineer in Fudan university. 1987-1997 Senior engineer. Professor authorized in 1998. Now he is the chief of Inorganic Chemistry Group. Lectured on “Advanced Inorganic Chemistry”、“Advanced Experiment for senior student (Inorganic Chemistry)”. Commissioner of China Tungsten Industry Association, commissioner of Shanghai Rare Earth Association and editor of “University Chemistry”. 1985-1987, won twice the second class prize of the advanced in Science and Technology of Shanghai and State Education Commissioner. In 1997, won the second class Education prize of Institution of Higher Learning in Shanghai.  

Tel: (021) 65642779            E-mail: jinsb@online.sh.cn  

Research Interests:  

Abundant-Rare-Element Chemistry, Chemistry of Polyoxometalates, Cluster Chemistry, Inorganic Solid State Chemistry

 The number of papers published in journals home and abroad: 40

Selected Publication: (in the recent 5 years)

1.  Synthesis and characterization of noble-metal-substituted Dawson type polyoxometalates  

     Transition Met. Chem., 22(1997), 321.

2.  Photochemical Syntheses of the Mixed-Valence Keggin Type Molybdotungstophos-phates and Studies on the Delocalization of the Added Electron  

    Acta Chimica Sinica，56(1998), 1106.

3.  A novel hydroxo-bridged ferric bisubstituted Keggin heterpolytungstate dimmer: synthesis and crystal structure of (Me4N)₁₀[Fe₄(OH)₄(PW₁₀O₃₇)₂].15H₂O  

    Polyhedron, 17(1998), 3721.

4.  The mixed-valence tungstomolybdodiphosphates: Photosynthesis characterization and studies on the added “blue” electron  

    Indian. J. Chem., 38(A)(1999), 633.

5.  Synthesis and Crystal Structure of di-p-Methylpyridinium-p-methylpyridinidine Hexatungstate Chem. Res. Chin. Univ., 15(1999), 205.