Other co-authors of this period, Alexander Ivanovich Shlygin, Zinovyi Aleksandrovich Iofa, Mikhail Abramovich Gerovich, and Dmitryi Sergeyevich Vargin (was killed at the front during WWII) were affiliated with Moscow Univ (but were also employed for some periods as part-time researchers in Karpov Inst). They are presented at this page, as well as the graduates of the Dept of electrochemistry who were not associated with any Frumkin teams later .Chugunov, Pankratov…. Other graduates being Frumkin co-authors are listed at the pages of Karpov Inst, Inst of Physical Chemistry, or Frumkin Inst
Alexander Ivanovich Shlygin (1904-1980)
Mikhail Abramovich Gerovich (1906-1958) became a member of Moscow Univ staff in 1932
Vladimir Isayevich [Vol’f Amsheyevich] Medvedovskii (1904-1979) was PhD student at the Dept of Electrochemistry in Moscow University, who co-authored very important experimental article supporting newly developed thermodynamics of platinum electrode. He spent all WWII in the army serving as the military engineer, and joined radiation chemistry team of N.A. Bach in the Institute of Physical Chemistry in 1946. This became his major research field, which also included some aspects of radioactive elements electrochemistry. Widely known are the articles on plutonium redox couples (Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR. 1958. V. 120. P. 98-100, in Russian) and radiation effects on these couples (Sov. J. Atomic Energy. 1958. V. 4. P.203-210). Popular books?
After WWII, three graduates Bagotsky, Fedorovich, Fedorova. A.D. Obrucheva also joined
Natalya Borisovna Moiseyeva (1906-?) graduated from Moscow University in 1930 as inorganic chemist, and worked as analytical chemist in “Lakokraska” trust and in the Institute of Rare Metals. After a period of absence in Moscow because of family reasons (1933-1937) she was employed in the lab of polymerization processes in Karpov Institute. In 1941-1943, she evacuated to Tashkent (Uzbekistan)
Rozaliya Izrailevna Kaganovich (1919-2015) graduated from Rostov-on-Don University… She was retired in 1979, and later left for USA with her family.
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Medvedovskyi (1904-1979) in the Inst of Physical Chemistry from 1946, then in Frumkin Inst from 1958