Ricardo Erthal Santelli
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Ricardo Erthal Santelli is a leading figure in analytical chemistry, whose work has profoundly shaped modern sample preparation techniques. His primary research areas encompass the development of greener, more efficient analytical methods, with a particular focus on mechanization and automation. Santelli’s major contributions lie in advancing microwave-assisted sample preparation, a field where he has pioneered strategies to reduce reagent consumption and analysis time while improving reproducibility. His seminal 1997 review, "Mecanização no preparo de amostras por microondas: o estado da arte," with 29 citations, remains a foundational text, systematically detailing the principles of microwave-matter interaction and the evolution of equipment design. Beyond this, his research has driven the hyphenation of microwave systems with other analytical techniques, enabling streamlined workflows for complex matrices. With a career spanning decades, Santelli has not only generated impactful publications but also mentored a generation of chemists, fostering innovation in sustainable analytical practices. His work continues to inspire researchers seeking to balance analytical rigor with environmental responsibility, cementing his legacy as a pioneer in sample preparation science.
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- 1Mecanização no preparo de amostras por microondas: o estado da arte29 citations · 1997