Profile Information

Odiongenyi Anduang

Associate Professor

Basic Information

  • Odiongenyi Anduang
  • 08064622520, 09073231170
  • anduangodiongenyi@aksu.edu.ng
  • Associate Professor
  • Chemistry
  • Academic Staff

Profile

Dr. Odiongenyi is an associate professor and the head of department of the department of chemistry of Akwa Ibom State University. He has over twenty years experience of teaching and administration in the university, serving in various capacities in the institution. Dr. Odiongenyi is a member of the Chemical Society of Nigeria and has published over thirty articles in reputable local and international journals. His research interests include environmental remediation, corrosion inhibition, waste water treatment by adsorption technique etc.?

Research Area

  • Corrosion inhibition
  • Waste water treatment by adsorption technique?

Publications

  • Odiongenyi, A. O., Odoemelam, S. A. and Eddy, N. O. (2009). Corrosion inhibition and adsorption properties of ethanol extract of Vernonia Amygdalina for the corrosion of mild steel in H2SO4. Portugaliae? ? ? Electrochimica Acta 27(1): 33-45. Published by Portugal electrochemical Society, Portugal.
  • Odiongenyi, A. O., Okon, J. O. J. and Enengedi, I. (2015). Assessment of the quality of packaged water in Uyo metropolis: South eastern Nigeria. International Journal of Chemical, Materials and Environmental Research. 2(1): 12-15. Published in South Africa.
  • Odiongenyi, A. O. (2019), Removal of Ethyl Violet Dye from Aqueous Solution by Graphite Dust and Nano Graphene Oxide synthesized from Graphite Dust Communication in Physical Sciences 4 (2), 103-109, UNN, Nigeria.
  • ?Odiongenyi, A. O. and Afangide, U. N. (2019), Adsorption and thermodynamic studies on the removal of Congo red dye from aqueous solution by alumina and nano-alumina, Communication in Physical Sciences 4(1), 1-7, UNN, Nigeria.
  • ?Odiongenyi, A. O. (2020), Utilization of musanga cecropioides wood saw dust for the removal of disperse yellow (DY) dye from aqueous solution, Communication in Physical Sciences 5 (3), 270-280, UNN, Nigeria.