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OTHER SYMPOSIA OF INTEREST: Plasma Technology and Catalysis (see Catalysis & Surface Science
Secretariat, Mon, Tue, Wed) Advances in Protein Folding, Aggregation and Modification (see Division
of Biochemical Technology, Sun) Computational Nanotechnology (see Division of Computers in
Chemistry, Sun, Mon) Multiple Length and Time Scales in Molecular Modeling (see Division
of Computers in Chemistry, Sun) Molecular Level Aspects of Bacterial Adhesion, Transport, and Biofilm
Formation (see Division of Environmental Chemistry, Sun, Mon) Surface-Mediated Photochemical Processes in Environmental Chemistry
(see Division of Environmental Chemistry, Tue, Wed) Advances in Membranes for Energy and Fuel Applications (see Division
of Fuel Chemistry, Tue, Wed, Thu) Environmental Catalysis by Metal Sulfides, Carbides, and Nitrides for
Ultraclean Fuels (see Division of Fuel Chemistry, Sun, Mon) The Impact of Nanoparticle Growth and Transformation Processes on
Contaminant Geochemical Cycling (see Division of Geochemistry,
Thu) Biological Applications of Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology (sponsored
by Advanced Materials & Nanotechnology subdivision) (see Division
of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Wed, Thu) General Papers in Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology (sponsored by
Advanced Materials & Nanotechnology subdivision) (see Division of
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Sun) Nanoscale Sensing Technology: Why and How? (sponsored by Advanced
Materials & Nanotechnology subdivision) (see Division of
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Mon) Nanotechnology and the Environment (see Division of Industrial
and Engineering Chemistry, Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu) Synthesis of Nanoparticles and Nanostructured Materials (see Division
of Inorganic Chemistry, Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu) Synthesis of Nanoparticles and Nanostructured Materials (see Division
of Inorganic Chemistry, Sun) Molecular Recognition and Self-Assembly (see Division of Organic
Chemistry, Thu) Synthesis, Spectroscopy, Characterization, and Applications of
Nanoparticles (see Division of Physical Chemistry, Sun, Mon, Tue,
Wed, Thu) Polymer Brushes: From Synthesis to Functional Microstructures (see Division
of Polymer Chemistry, Tue, Wed, Thu) Polymer Brushes: From Synthesis to Functional Microstructures (see Division
of Polymer Chemistry, Tue) Polymeric Surface Modification: Biomedical Applications (see Division
of Polymer Chemistry, Sun) Polymeric Surface Modification: Biomedical Applications (see Division
of Polymer Chemistry, Sun, Mon) Polymer Surfaces and Interfaces (see Division of Polymeric
Materials: Science and Engineering, Tue, Wed, Thu) Synthesis, Characterization and Application of Multiphase and Composite
Materials (see Division of Polymeric Materials: Science and
Engineering, Sun, Mon) SOCIAL EVENTS: |
Section A
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A. R. Kovscek, A. Chauhan, H. Wong, and V. Bergeron, Organizers
Section B
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J. W. Schneider and J. Green, Organizers
9:00 11. Engineering fractalkine-targeted drug delivery systems
through biomimetic surface science. R. Kasinskas, E. Kokkoli
10:20 14. Templates for guided assembly. A. Ivanisevic, H.
Hernandez, M. Yu,
Section C
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W. Chen, Organizer, Presiding
K. Queeney, Organizer
9:05 19. Modifying the adsorption of PAMAM dendrimers by end group
derivitization for use as nanoscale diffusion probes. K. S. McCain, P.
Schluesche, J. M. Harris
10:05 21. Mobility and adsorption geometry of carbosilane
dendrons containing up to 81 SiCl3 groups on mica. C. Cai, Z. Xiao, A. Mayeux, C. M. Yam, X. Deng
10:25 22. Adsorption behavior of PS(PBd)2 and PS(PBd)3
miktoarm star copolymers with zwitterionic group using quartz crystal
microbalance. M. Park, G. Sakellariou, S. Pispas, N. Hadjichristidis, R.
Advincula
Section D
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Section E
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A. V. Teplyakov and T. P. Beebe Jr., Organizers
Cosponsored with AEESP, and Division of Environmental
Chemistry
Section A
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A. R. Kovscek, A. Chauhan, H. Wong, and V. Bergeron, Organizers
Section B
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J. W. Schneider and J. Green, Organizers
5:00 51. X-ray and neutron scattering from model membranes with
beta-amyloid peptides. C. Ege, J.
Majewski, G. Wu, K. Kjaer, S. K. Satija, K. Y. C. Lee
Section C
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T. J. McCarthy, Presiding
K. Queeney and W. Chen, Organizers
5:00 59. Controllable response of polyelectrolyte multilayers. S. A.
Sukhishvili
Section D
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S. C. Street and S. H. Kim, Organizers
2:00 60. Molecular dynamics
investigations of the atomic-scale friction and wear at hydrocarbon interfaces.
J. A. Harrison, G. M. Chateauneuf, G. Gao, P. T.
Mikulski
2:30 61. Friction of aromatic monolayers: Comparison between
measurements with AFM and SFA. M. Ruths, N. Alcantar, J. Israelachvili
2:50 62. In situ vibrational spectroscopy of thin organic films
confined at the solid-solid interface. S. A. Haydock, C. D. Bain
3:10 Intermission.
3:20 63. Scaling issue in nanofriction measurement. S. Hsu
3:50 64. Measuring the size dependent mechanical properties of
nanostructures using atomic force microscopy. W. J. Price, G. Liu, P.
Kuo
4:10 65. QCM-STM studies of the nanoscale dynamics of "model
system" and "real-world'' lubricants. M. Abdelmaksoud, J. Bender, J.
Krim
4:30 66. Adhesion in elastic-plastic spherical micro-contact. L.
Kogut, I. Etsion
Section E
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A. V. Teplyakov and T. P. Beebe Jr., Organizers
2:00 67. Surface chemistry of single
walled carbon nanotubes. J. T. Yates Jr., A. Kuznetsova, D. B.
Mawhinney, O. Byl, P. Kondratyuk, S. FitzGerald, S. Forth, L. Chen, J. K.
Johnson
3:00 68. Chemical force microscopy of single walled carbon nanotubes. L.
A. Bottomley, M. A. Poggi, P. T. Lillehei
3:25 Intermission.
3:40 69. Spinning carbon nanotube fibers. P. Poulin, S. Badaire,
C. Zakri, M. Maugey, P. Launois
4:40 70. Biologically-modified carbon nanotubes: Synthesis, biochemical
binding, and nanoscale assembly. R. J. Hamers, S. Baker, T. Lasseter
Section F
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E. Borguet, Presiding
B. A. Parkinson, Organizer, Presiding
A. Wieckowski, J. L. Stickney, and J. T. Hupp, Organizers
2:45 73. Nanoparticle optics: Surface-enhanced spectroscopy. C. L.
Haynes, R. P. Van Duyne
3:05 74. Strategies for probing pathways in the electrochemical
oxidation of methanol and related small molecules at nanometer-scale metal
catalysts. C. Korzeniewski, G. Vijayaraghavan, W. Zhou, L. Gao, P.
Inkaew
3:25 75. UV resonance Raman studies of protein structure and dynamics. S.
A. Asher
3:45 76. In-situ vibrational spectroscopic investigation of
solid-liquid catalytic interfaces. R.
J. LeBlanc, I. Ortiz-Hernandez, M. R. Strunk, C. T. Williams
4:05 Intermission.
4:15 77. Methanol electro-oxidation on platinum studied by
surface-enhanced infrared spectroscopy. M. Osawa, A. Miki, Y.
X. Chen, H. Sakai, S. Ye
4:35 78. New applications of overlayer surface-enhanced Raman
spectroscopy. S. Zou
4:55 79. Extending SERS study to transition metal electrode and
nanoparticle surfaces. Z. Tian, B. Ren, Z. Yang, J. Hu, J. Hu, S. Sun
5:15 80. Electrochemical infrared characterization of CO domains on
ruthenium decorated platinum nanoparticles. S. Park, P. K. Babu, A.
Wieckowski, M. J. Weaver
Cosponsored with AEESP, and Division of Environmental
Chemistry
Section A
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A. R. Kovscek, A. Chauhan, H. Wong, and V. Bergeron, Organizers
8:30 81. Dilatation rheology of
surfactant adsorption layers. R.
Miller, J. Krδgel, V. B.
Fainerman, V. I. Kovalchuk
8:50 82. Interfacial rheology of silicone polyether copolymers
at an oil-water interface. R. M. Hill, J. Anseth, G. G. Fuller
9:10 83. Interfacial rheology of 2D suspensions. E. Stancik, J.
Vermant, G. G. Fuller
9:30 84. Surface tension measurements of lung surfactant under
physiologically relevant conditions. A. W. Neumann
9:50 85. Dynamics of surfactant sorption at fluid/fluid interfaces by
continuous flow tensiometry. T. F. Svitova, C. J. Radke
10:10 86. Defining the constitutive behaviour of interfacially adsorbed
polypeptides. D. B. Jones, A. P. J. Middelberg
10:30 87. Theory and experiment on dynamic tension relaxations for
surfactant adsorption to an initially clean air/water interface from micellar
solutions. C. Maldarelli, A. Couzis, P. Somasundaran, Q. Song
10:50 88. Direct probing and mechanisms of adsorption of lipids, soaps,
and proteins at air/water interfaces. E. I. Franses, X. Wen, E. M.
Hernandez, Y. Liao, S. J. McClellan, T. Phang, A. J. Prosser, A. Pinazo
11:10 89. Effect of adsorption time scales on interfacial dynamics. R.
Y. Ofoli
11:30 90. Rates of solubilization of pure and mixed oils in solutions
of nonionic surfactants. A. Peρa, J. C. Lim, C. A. Miller
Section B
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J. W. Schneider and J. Green, Organizers
10:00 94. Positioning and imaging of proteins on surfaces using
scanning probe lithography. G. Liu, N. A. Amro, V. komanicky, G. Yang
10:30 95. Imaging single biomolecules with carbon nanotube probes. J.
H. Hafner
11:00 96. Second harmonic generation as a structural probe of
biological systems. G. J. Simpson
11:30 97. Measuring the dynamic behavior of biomolecules with neutron
scattering. A. M. Pivovar, S. Takata
Section C
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K. Queeney, Organizer, Presiding
W. Chen, Organizer
8:30 98. SPR imaging measurements of
DNA, peptide and protein microarrays. R. M. Corn, H. J. Lee, G. J.
Wegner, T. T. Goodrich, E. A. Smith
9:00 99. Sequence-dependent effects on surface-immobilized DNA
probe-target interactions: A model oligomer study. R. M. Georgiadis, L.
K. Wolf
9:30 100. Effect of immobilized probe density on DNA hybridization onto
solid supports. M. G. Bajaj, P. E. Laibinis
9:50 101. Covalent attachment of DNA to surfaces. C. W. Thomas,
A. V. Saprigin, C. H. Patterson, C. S. Dulcey, M. S. Spector
10:10 102. Water reorganization upon protein biofouling. P. Cremer
10:40 103. Tuning dynamics of adsorbed macromolecules for biofunction
and Recognition. M. M. Santore
11:10 104. Adsorption of bacterial cells at liquid/solid surfaces
mediated by cell surface macromolecules. T. A. Camesano, N. I. Abu-Lail
11:40 105. Fibronectin adsorption and cell adhesion to self assembled
monolayers of tri(ethylene glycol)- and methyl-terminated alkanethiols. J.
R. Capadona, D. M. Collard, A. J. Garcia
12:00 106. Topology and surface functional groups manipulated in
preformed plastics: Eppendorf tubes modified for protein binding. A. Taralp, D. Demirgφz, M. Kolodzie, H. T. Vakos, W.
Voelter
Section D
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S. C. Street and S. H. Kim, Organizers
9:50 Intermission.
10:00 110. Shearing molecularly thin lubricant films at high speeds. C.
M. Mate, P. C. Arnett, Q. Dai, B. E. Knigge, F. C. Lee, O. J. Ruiz, R. J.
Waltman
10:30 111. Lubricant molecules patterning on magnetic hard disks. J.
Zhang, Z. Guo, R. Ji, T. C. Chong
10:50 112. Atomic force microscope based analysis of monolayer failure
under the influence of tribological stressing, surface temperature and
electrostatic force. J. J. Nainaparampil, K. C. Eapen, J. S. Zabinski
11:10 113. Effects of applied load and sliding velocity on thermal
gradients and energy dissipation at the interface of sliding hydroxylated
alpha-alumina surfaces. W. L. Hase, H. Xie
11:30 114. Frictional rate and temperature dependence in lubricated
nano-contacts. S. E. Sills, R. M. Overney
Section E
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A. V. Teplyakov and T. P. Beebe Jr., Organizers
8:30 115. Chemical reactions of SO2
with carbon clusters. A. J. Leavitt, W. T. Wallace, R. B. Wyrwas Jr., M.
G. Arredondo, D. L. Doby, R. L. Whetten
8:55 116. Formation of nano carbon particles in combustion systems. A.
Violi, A. F. Sarofim, G. A. Voth
9:20 117. Nonlinear optical studies of the NO2 hydrolysis
reaction on brown soot. A. B. Voges,
J. A. Methipara, F. M. Geiger
9:45 Intermission.
10:05 118. Structural features of magnetic activated carbons and
their significance in adsorption processes. G. A. Munoz, S. Duyvesteyn,
J. D. Miller
10:30 119. Cyclic voltammetry and in situ AFM behaviour of
heteropolyanions containg copper. T. Hernαndez-Pιrez, S. Holguνn, A.
Moreno, M. Rivera
10:55 120. Role of surface chemical and topological heterogeneity on
adsorption on carbonaceous surfaces. E. Borguet, S. Kwon, R. Vidic
Section F
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J. Leddy, Presiding
J. L. Stickney, Organizer, Presiding
A. Wieckowski, J. T. Hupp, and B. A. Parkinson, Organizers
8:30 121. Elucidating the
electrocatalytic oxidation of CO over bimetallic surfaces. M. Neurock,
S. K. Desai, J. Filhol
9:00 122. A theory-guided design of catalysts for fuel cell
applications. Y. Ishikawa
9:30 123. Structure and activity of Pt-based fuel cell catalysts -
Investigations of simple mixtures. C. Roth, D. Zimmermann, N. Martz, H.
Fuess
10:00 124. Reactivity of ethanol on platinum and platinum-rhodium
bimetallic electrodes. F. Nart, J. F. Gomes, J. P. I. Souza, K.
Bergamaski
10:30 Intermission.
10:40 125. Mechanism of dioxygen reduction on metal monolayer
modified electrode surfaces. A. A. Gewirth, I. Oh, X. Li
11:10 126. Selforganized patterns during bulk CO electrooxidation on
Pt. A. Bonnefont, H. Varela, K. Krischer
11:40 127. Pt and other transition metals as catalysts for electrodes
of the solid oxide fuel cell. J. Wan, J. B. Goodenough
Cosponsored with AEESP, and Division of Environmental
Chemistry
Section A
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A. R. Kovscek, A. Chauhan, H. Wong, and V. Bergeron, Organizers
2:40 130. Coupled reflectometer/streaming potential apparatus to study
polyelectrolyte-surfactant adsorption onto solid surfaces. O. Theodoly,
C. J. Radke, V. Bergeron, T. F. Svitova, R. C. crooks
3:00 131. Adsorption of fibronectin onto polyelectrolyte multilayers. P.
R. Van Tassel, A. P. Ngankam
3:20 132. Regimes of adsorbed polyelectrolyte dynamics governed by
segmental binding. M. M. Santore
3:40 133. Effect of aqueous alkylpyridium surfactants on the
interfacial behavior of quartz. D. W. Fuerstenau, R. Jia
4:00 134. Fabrication of surfaces with nano-islands of chemical
functionality by controlling the phase behavior of self-assembling surfactants.
A. Couzis, C. Maldarelli, N. Kumar, F. Fan
Section B
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J. W. Schneider and J. Green, Organizers
2:00 135. Use of polymers to promote
membrane fusion at the molecular level. T. L. Kuhl, S. A. Safran, J. N.
Israelachvili
2:30 136. Self-assembly of polymerizble peptide-amphiphiles. H.
Bianco-Peled, R. Biton, R. Tu, Y. Talmon, M. Tirrell
2:50 137. Non-equilibrium blister formation in lipid bilayer - bilayer
junctions. R. Parthasarathy, B. L. Jackson, T. J. Lowery, A. P. Wong, J.
T. Groves
3:10 138. An AFM study of cholesterol crystallization from model bile
solutions. J. A. Swift, M. C. Frincu
3:30 139. Detection and size determination of cholesterol nano-domains
in biological membranes. S. P. Wrenn, G. M. Troup, S. P. Lee, T. N.
Tulenko
4:00 140. Direct measurement of receptor-ligand binding on the surface
of living cells. A. W. Feinberg, A. B. Brennan
4:20 141. Three-dimensional tracking of secretory vesicles in vivo
to 10 nm accuracy. J. C. Weisshaar, M. Konopka
4:40 142. Detection of Saxitoxin by coumaryl-crown sensors. P. Kele, J. Orbulescu, T. L. Calhoun, R.
E. Gawley, R. M. Leblanc
5:00 143. Protein patterning on phospholipid membranes. P.
Cremer
Section C
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T. A. Camesano, Presiding
K. Queeney and W. Chen, Organizers
2:50 146. Measuring biomolecule adsorption to solid/liquid interfaces
with second harmonic generation. J. C. Conboy, M. A. Kriech
3:10 147. Density functional theory of inhomogeneous mixtures of
polymeric fluids. J. Wu, Y. Yu
3:30 Intermission.
3:40 148. Infrared spectroscopy as a tool for monitoring the adsorption
and reorganisation of films on surfaces. M. Kalaji
4:10 149. Polymer adsorption on cellulose substrate visualized by
transmission electron microscopy (TEM). H. Nanko, S. Pan, M. McNeal
4:30 150. Infrared spectroscopic studies of polysaccharide adsorption. K.
T. Queeney, C. Royce, J. Clemens
5:00 151. Investigation of preferential adsorption of humic substances
on activated carbon. M. J. M. Wells
Section D
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Cosponsored with Division of Physical Chemistry, and
Division of Polymer Chemistry
Z. A. Schelly and S. Stoylov, Organizers
2:00 Introductory Remarks.
2:05 152. Colloidal electro-optics in nanotechnology research:
Characterization of composite nanoparticles. S. P. Stoylov, M. Buleva, G.
Bila, I. B. Petkanchin
2:35 153. Frequency-domain electric birefringence study on the
deformation dynamics of microemulsion droplets. T. Shimomura, K. Ito
2:55 154. Wide-band spectroscopy of dynamic electrophoretic mobility
and its application to microrheology. D. Mizuno, Y. Kimura, R. Hayakawa
3:15 155. Electrooptic and electrophoretic research of colloid
dispersions of high electric conductivity. O. Kolesnikova, A. Trusov, A.
Voitylov, V. Vojtylov, T. Zernova
3:35 Intermission.
3:45 156. Quantitative approach to molecular electro-optics: Combined
structure-dipole analysis. D. Porschke
4:15 157. Laser temperature jump experiments with nanometer space
resolution using Rhodamine 101 anti-Stokes fluorescence from nanoseconds to
milliseconds for precise measurements of temperature changes in liquid
micro-environments. J. F. Holzwarth, S. Couderc, A. Beeby, I. P. Clark,
A. W. Parker
4:35 158. Development of a micronized electrical field-flow
fractionation instrument with an improved electrode system. R. ter Veen,
M. Jφnsson, J. Gantelius, U. Lindberg, K. D. Caldwell
4:55 159. Polarization of the gas-liquid interface. S. P. Stoylov,
M. Buleva
Section E
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A. V. Teplyakov and T. P. Beebe Jr., Organizers
2:00 160. Dynamics of oligomer
desorption from surfaces. A. J. Gellman, K. R. Paserba
2:25 161. Adsorbate functionalization and self-assembly on carbonaceous
surfaces: scanning tunneling microscopy and temperature-programmed desorption
studies of n-alkane derivatives on graphite. T. Mόller, K. T. Rim, G. W.
Flynn, A. T. Mathauser, A. V. Teplyakov
2:50 162. First-principles simulations of carbon gasification
reactions. T. N. Truong, A. Montoya, F. Mondragσn
3:15 Intermission.
3:25 163. Adsorption and abstraction of H and D atoms on the (0001)
graphite surface. J. Kόppers, T. Zecho, A. Gόttler
3:50 164. Eley-Rideal reactions of H atoms with H adsorbed onto
graphite surfaces. B. Jackson
4:15 165. Growth of graphene layers on HOPG. M. Kappes, R.
Wellmann, A. Bφttcher, U. Kohl, H. Niehus
4:40 166. Interaction of atomic oxygen and chlorine with carbonaceous
films. H. Fairbrother, J. Torres, C. Perry, S. Bransfield
Section F
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E. Borguet, Presiding
B. A. Parkinson, Organizer, Presiding
A. Wieckowski, J. L. Stickney, and J. T. Hupp, Organizers
2:30 168. Theory of electron transfer reactions: What may be missing? G.
A. Voth
3:00 169. Theoretical calculation of activation energies for Pt + H+(aq)
+ e-(U) « Pt-H. Activation
energy-based symmetry factors in the Marcus normal and inverted regions. A.
B. Anderson, R. A. Sidik, J. Narayanasamy, P. Shiller
3:20 170. Nanoscale charge transfer; insights from electrochemical
studies on monolayers. S. E. Creager, J. J. Sumner
3:40 Intermission.
3:50 171. Activationless electroreduction of anions. G. A. Tsirlina
4:10 172. Heterogeneous electron transfer kinetics through alkanethiol
monolayers on gold. J. F. Smalley, S. W. Feldberg, M. D. Newton
4:30 173. Electron transfer at Pt nanostructured film electrodes. D.
J. Schiffrin, S. Horswell, I. A. O'Neil
4:50 174. Solvation dynamics accompanying charge transfer in bulk and
confined liquids. B. M. Ladanyi
5:10 175. Prediction of electron transfer rates in metalloproteins
based on spin diffusion. S. D. Minteer, J. Leddy
Section A
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K. Queeney and W. Chen, Organizers
6:00 - 8:00
176. Dynamics of adsorption of polymers
with different loop size and their unfolding with surfactants studied using
surface plasmon resonance spectroscopy. D. Sarkar, P. Somasundaran
177. Effect of of polydispersity on adsorption of poly(vinyl
caprolactam)s and correlation with their phase behavior. Q. Qiu, P.
Somasundaran
178. Adsorption of phenolics on activated carbon - impact of pore size
distribution and molecular oxygen. Q. Lu, G. A. Sorial
179. Adsorption/reaction of hydrophilic molecules to surfaces and
evaluation of their protein resistant characteristics. S. Martwiset, M.
Quarmyne, W. Chen
180. Characteristics of electronic structure of highly dispersed
single-wall carbon nanotubes on metal surface in solution. K. Murakoshi,
K. Okazaki, Y. Nakato
181. Colloidal particles containing phospholipids. D. J. Lestage,
M. W. Urban
182. Competitive surfactant adsorption in colloidal particles and films
in the presence of propylene glycol. W. R. Dreher, M. W. Urban
183. Dye adsorption on cationically modified colloidal boehmite from
aqueous solution. J. Shi, J. O. Stoffer, T. Schuman
184. Influence of acid-base equilibria on the physico-chemical
properties of weak polyelectrolyte multilayer thin films. S. E. Burke,
C. J. Barrett
185. Influence of surface substrate chemistry on the function of
adsorbed fibrinogen. K. M. Evans, M. H. Schoenfisch
186. Interactions of model water-soluble polymers at montmorillonite
surfaces. C. T. Haynes, R. Y. Lochhead
187. Using surface second harmonic microscopy to understand spatial
distribution of single molecular layers. M. C. Rini, G. J. Blanchard
Section B
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Cosponsored with Division of Physical Chemistry, and
Division of Polymer Chemistry
Z. A. Schelly and S. Stoylov, Organizers
Introductory Remarks.
188. CdS quantum dots prepared via electroporation of vesicles:
Experimental and computational results. H. Zeng, D. S. Marynick, Z. A.
Schelly
189. Electro-optics of cylindrical dendrimers. N. V. Tsvetkov, V.
O. Ivanova, N. V. Girbasova, A. Y. Bilibin
190. Electrooptical behavior of fullerene-containing liquid crystalline
dendrimers in solutions. N. P. Yevlampieva, P. Lavrenko, B. Dardel, R.
Deschenaux
191. Specific electrooptical properties of different type fullerene C60-poly(vinylpyrrolydone)
derivatives. N. P. Yevlampieva, O. V. Nazarova, E. F. Panarin, E. I.
Rjumtsev
192. Steady electro-optic parameters in noninteracting colloidal
dispersions. S. Miteva, M. Stoimenova
193. Magneto-conductometric method of studying colloidal particle's
electric polarizability. A. Spartakov, A. Trusov, V. Vojtylov
194. Kerr effect in structured copolymer melts. S. G. Polushin,
S. K. Filippov, A. V. Lezov, E. I. Rjumtsev
195. Electro-optic study of model suspensions from cloudy apple juice. I.
B. Petkanchin, K. Mihalev, M. Buleva, P. Mollov
196. Electrical properties of a fluorine-containing ionomer, PPFNA. A.
Minakata, M. Kimura, S. Yano, Y. Tanaka, T. Araki, T. Shimizu
197. Alignment control of monodispersed acrylic particles for
application in structural color materials. T. Yoshida
198. Ion absorption on mangrove cell walls. K. Kimura, M.
Yoshida
199. MgATP induced conformational changes of myosin-extracted muscle
fibers measured by fluorescence microspectroscopy. M. Taniguchi, K.
Tani, H. Aragane
Section C
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J. W. Schneider and J. Green, Organizers
6:00 - 8:00
200. Modification of AFM tips for
imaging biological samples under physiological conditions. C. Cai, Z.
Xiao, C. M. Yam, J. Gu, M. Deluge, S. Boutet
201. Nanoscale imaging of biological toxin-lipid bilayer interactions by
scanning probe microscopy. A. Slade, D. Y. Sasaki, T. A. Waggoner, A. R.
Burns, C. M. Yip
202. Atomic force microscopy imaging of virus infected cells. Y. G.
Kuznetsov, A. McPherson
203. Atomic force microscopy of collagen I fibres and antibody binding. R.
D. Boyd, R. Avci, J. Wittmayer, M. Schweitzer
204. Conformational changes in fibrinogen investigated by atomic force
microscopy. C. L. Berrie, K. L. Marchin, S. B. Phung
205. Fabrication of multi-enzyme cascade-type biosensing systems utilizing
nanometer-scale structure of self-assembled monolayers on Au(111). D. Hobara,
Y. Uno, T. Kakiuchi
206. Influence of surface chemistry on the aggregation of beta amyloid
protein. M. McMasters, R. L. McCarley, P. Russo
207. Far-infrared spectroscopy of water in nanoscopic inverse micelles:
Size dependant absorption. C. M. Sayes, V. Colvin, D. Mittleman
208. Fluorescent silica nanoparticles for nanoscale biological imaging. H.
Ow, D. Larson, M. Srivastava, W. W. Webb, B. Baird, U. Wiesner
Section D
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A. Gellman and
6:00 - 8:00
209. Aligning amphiphilic molecules in
ultrathin films. J. M. Robinson, D. Liu, J. Majewski, P. A. Chiarelli,
J. L. Casson, T. Lookman, M. S. Johal, H. L. Wang
210. Dynamic contact angles measurements of polyelectrolyte multilayers
containing sodium dodecyl sulfate. R. J. El-Khouri, M. S. Johal
211. Incorporating azobenzene dyes into self-assembled and
spin-assembled polyelectrolyte Multilayers. V. Campbell, M. S. Johal
212. Mixed surfactant-polyelectrolyte multilayers containing sodium
dodecylsulfate and poly(ethyleneimine). A. St. John, M. S. Johal, J. L.
Casson, J. M. Robinson, H. L. Wang
213. Photoluminescence studies of polyelectrolyte spin-assembled
multilayers. M. Howland, M. S. Johal, J. L. Casson, J. M. Robinson, H.
L. Wang
214. Polyelectrolyte trilayer combinations using spin-assembly and ionic
self-assembly. J. L. Casson, P. A. Chiarelli, M. S. Johal, D. Hooks, J.
Majewski, G. S. Smith, D. Liu, G. E. Sanchez, J. M. Robinson, H. L. Wang
215. AFM study of adhesion and friction of silicon oxide surfaces in
saturated alcohol vapor environment: Implications to MEMS lubrication. K.
Strawhecker, S. H. Kim
216. Wear of mica under aqueous environments: Direct observation of
defect nucleation by AFM. J. M. Helt, J. D. Batteas
217. Reduction of interfacial friction at oxide interfaces through
polymer adsorption. X. Yan, S. S. Perry
218. Tribological behavior of grafted polymer gel layer and composite
brush layer. D. Julthongpiput, M. C. LeMieux, V. Tsukruk
219. Temperature-dependent structures of vapor deposited ice thin films
on MgO(100) measured by non-contact atomic force microscopy. G. Liang,
Z. Wei, X. Zhao, S. S. Perry
220. Surface studies of acetylacetone on Al2O3/NiAl (100). A. B.
Helms, J. Burgess, S. C. Street
221. Influence of chiral adsorbates on chiral stepped copper surfaces
investigated with STM. X. Zhao, S. S. Perry
222. Interaction of isopentyl acetate and neopentyl acetate with VC(100)
and TiC(100). C. Salmeron-Rodriguez, Z. Chen, R. Guenard, S. Perry
223. Characterization of solution-based attachment of organic monolayers
to Si(111) for molecular electronic applications. C. A. Hacker, C. A.
Richter, L. J. Richter
224. HREELS of chemisorbed molecules at well-defined Pd single-crystal
surfaces: The effect of counter cations. X. (. Chen, J. E. Soto, Y. Kim,
Y. Park, J. Sanabria-Chinchilla, M. P. Soriaga
225. Reactions of ethyl acetate at transition metal carbide surfaces. Z.
Chen, S. Li, S. S. Perry
226. Grignard reagent formation on Mg(0001)-MgO(100) surfaces: The
effect of promoters. J. Sanabria-Chinchilla, J. B. Abreu, M. P. Soriaga,
J. L. Stickney, J. F. Garst
227. Adsorption of methanethiol and thiophene on stoichiometric and
defective TiO2 surfaces: A combined experimental and theoretical
study. G. Liu, J. Rodriguez, J. Hrbek
228. Facile hydroboration of C(100)-2x1 surface: a theoretical
prediction. X. Lu, N. Wang, Q. Zhang
229. Electrodeposition of platinum and cerium oxide by
chronoamperommetry and applications in fuel cells in acid solution. C. L.
Campos, G. L. Laboy, M. Aponte, C. R. Cabrera
230. Chemisorption of aromatic compounds at well-defined Pd(111)
electrode surfaces: Studies by UHV-EC-STM. Y. Kim, X. Chen, M. P.
Soriaga
231. Interfacial chemistry of Pd(hkl) single-crystal electrodes in
aqueous bromide solutions: Studies by UHV-EC. Y. Park, R. J. Barriga, E.
A. Lafferty, M. P. Soriaga, A. Carrasquillo Jr.
232. Interfacial chemistry of Pd(hkl) single-crystal electrodes in
aqueous chloride solutions: studies by UHV-EC. J. H. Baricuatro, R. J.
Barriga, A. Carrasquillo Jr., J. Jeng, M. P. Soriaga
233. Optical second harmonic generation study on Pd electrodeposition at
gold single crystalline electrodes. I. Yagi, T. Awatani, K. Uosaki
234. Surface mobility of CO and Sn on Pt single crystal electrode. H.
Baltruschat, G. Samjeske, X. Xiao, H. Wang
235. A theoretical study of the chemistry of HN3 on Ge(100)-2‘Α1. X.
Lu, Z. Su, X. Xu, N. Wang, Q. Zhang
236. Interaction of hydrocarbons on hydroxylated
gamma-alumina/NiAl(100): Determination of surface OH acidity. K. A. Layman,
J. C. Hemminger
237. Interactions of oxygenated hydrocarbons with oxidized and reduced
oxide surfaces. S. Azad, L. wang, K. F. Ferris, M. Engelhard, C. H. F.
Peden
238. Synthesis and characterization of new hydrodesulfurization
catalysts: Amorphous cobalt borides and cobalt molybdenum borides. J. K.
King, M. E. Bussell
239. Metal phosphide hydrodesulfurization catalysts. S. J. Sawhill,
M. E. Bussell
240. Cobalt phosphide hydrodesulfurization catalysts: Synthesis,
characterization and evaluation. A. W. Burns, M. E. Bussell
241. Nanoscale composite materials for high-temperature catalysis. G.
Veser, M. Kirchhoff, U. Specht
242. Adsorption and thermogravimetric studies of ordered mesoporous
silicas and organosilicas with cage-like structures. M. Jaroniec, R. Sutton
243. Synthesis and characterization of catalytically active multilayers.
H. Jumaa, J. B. Schlenoff
244. Experimental and theoretical investigations of AlCl3-nRn reactions
with silica gel surfaces. J. P. Blitz, R. E. Diebel, C. A. Deakyne, J.
M. Christensen, V. M. Gun'ko, C. C. Meverden
245. Investigation of supported amorphous metal borides for
hydrodesulfurization. M. Pease, M. E. Bussell
246. Emersion IRRAS as a novel technique for investigation of
solvent-organic interfaces. S. Tsuruta, K. E. Johnson, V. Reid, D. J.
Tiani, J. Pemberton
247. Controlled growth of organic semiconductors using liquid crystal
solvents. J. M. McLellan, D. Patrick
248. Uranyl(VI) adsorption to Al2O3 in the
presence of citrate using insitu ATRFTIR. S. P. Pasilis, J. E.
Pemberton
249. Local pHs in polyelectrolyte multilayers: Coupling protons and
salt. H. H. Rmaile, J. B. Schlenoff
250. Heterogonous film with ordered porous structure and its
wettability. G. Zhang, Y. Zhou, G. Lu, X. Yan, Z. Cui, B. Yang
251. Uric acid crystal growth monitored by in situ atomic force
microscopy. R. E. Sours, J. A. Swift
252. Adsorption of polyelectrolyte multilayers as monitored by ATR-FTIR
spectroscopy. D. Beaman, J. D. Hurley, D. E. Gragson
253. Why do UO2 secondary phases and spent nuclear fuel float? B. K.
McNamara
254. Performance evaluation of ion exchange demineralizer in Korean
nuclear power plants. I. H. Rhee, D. C. Cho, H. K. Ahn, J. W. Yeon, W.
H. Kim
255. Surface enhanced Raman and photoluminescence blinking correlation
observed from silver colloidal nanoparticles. M. L. Jacobson, K. L.
Rowlen
256. Functionalization of the surface of nanoparticles via organic
transformations. Y. Gao
257. Arrangement of functionalized gold nanoparticles using biopolymer
scaffolds: Progress toward the development of new building blocks for
nanoelectronic devices. M. G. Warner, J. E. Hutchison
258. Modification of maghemite g-Fe2O3
nanoparticles. C. Lee, C. Yeh
259. Preparation and characterization of In2S3 colloids prepared with
thio-heterocrosslinkers. S. Madsen, A. Williams
260. Synthesis and properties of iron nanoparticle composites. D. L.
Huber, J. E. Martin, E. L. Venturini, P. P. Provencio
261. Gold and silver nanoparticles coated with thermo- and pH-responsive
polymer shells. J. Kim, T. R. Lee
262. Preparation and characterization of noble metal nanoparticle films
on semiconductor surfaces. L. A. Porter Jr., H. C. Choi, A. E. Ribbe, J.
M. Buriak
263. Phase transfer of hydrophobic nanoparticles into aqueous solution. J.
Park, J. Kim, A. C. Smith, F. Prulliθre, T. R. Lee
264. Nitric oxide releasing monolayer protected gold nanoparticles. A.
R. Rothrock, M. H. Schoenfisch
265. Synthesis and assembly of triangular planar wedges: The challenge
of directed assembly on the nanometer scale. A. Amma, T. E. Mallouk
266. Au nanowire fabrication from sequenced histidine-rich peptide. R.
Djalali
267. Analysis of polymerization in SAMS under compression and shear. G.
M. Chateauneuf, P. T. Mikulski, G. T. Gao, J. A. Harrison
268. Hydrogen bonding in self-assembled monolayers of alkanoic acids on
gold. D. J. Dyer, C. Conner, Y. Cao
269. Patterning chemical and biological functions on silicon surfaces. Y.
Jun, X. Zhu
270. Characterization of self-assembled aggregates in catanionic
mixtures. K. K. Karukstis, C. A. Zieleniuk, T. M. McQueen, S. A.
McCormack, E. W. Hall, C. E. Devereaux, K. F. Goto
271. Surface morphology and kinetics of three analogous octadecylsiloxyl
compounds at the air/water interface. A. Skolnik, S. R. Carino, J.
Logan, R. S. Duran
272. Synthesis and characterization of self-assembled monolayers derived
from RGD- and PEG- terminated thiols. M. I. Bιthencourt, T. R. Lee
273. Characterization and photoactivity of 7-Diazoacetyl-2, 4,
9-Trithiaadamantane self-assembled monolayer (SAM) on gold surface. Y. Liu,
C. Khemtong, J. Hu
274. Aliphatic dithiocarboxylic acids: A new class of absorbate for
nanoscale patterning. T. Lee, D. Hounihan, R. Colorado Jr., T. R. Lee
275. Hydrogen bond driven nanoscale phase separation in peptide-containing
alkanethiol monolayers on gold. C. E. Inman, J. E. Hutchison
276. Fabrication of nanoporous and hetro structure thin films for Sensor
application by layer-by-layer self assembly method. J. H. Kim, S. H.
Kim, S. Shiratori
277. Functionalized gold particles by ligand exchange reactions:
Influence of size on mechanism, reactivity and properties. G. H. Woehrle,
J. E. Hutchison
278. Preparation and characterization of nanoscale patterned mixed-SAMs.
H. Murata, J. D. Keasling, S. J. Muller
279. Synthesis and characterization of self-assembled monolayers on gold
generated from bulky tert-butyl-terminated alkanethiols. H. J. Moore, T.
R. Lee
280. Temperature denpendence of SAM growth. J. M. Mellott, D. K.
Schwartz, W. Hayes, I. P. Doudevski
281. Self-assembled monolayers at ferroelectric thin film of barium
strontium titanate (Ba0.5Sr0.5Ti03) used for RF technology. A. L. Morales
Sr., F. A. Miranda, F. Van Keuls, C. R. Cabrera
282. Atomic force microscopy studies of lateral phase separation in mixed
monolayers of dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine and dilauroylphosphatidylcholine. J.
Sanchez, A. Badia
283. Theoretical studies on nanoscale charge transfer in self assembled
monolayers (SAMs) of organic thiols on gold. D. S. Patel, P. Das, D.
Janes, S. Datta, B. Ramachandran, D. Kuila
284. Mimicking the surface of polyethylene using specifically designed
self-assembled monolayers. D. Barriet, L. M. Gittens, T. R. Lee
285. Electrochemical characterization of contact printed
(CP)-alkanethiol self-assembled monolayers. S. W. Weinman, J. H. Shin,
M. H. Schoenfisch
286. Surface modification of imprinted polymer surfaces. K. R. Carter,
T. A. von Werne, D. Germack, G. M. McClelland, M. W. Hart, J. C. Scott, C. J.
Hawker, J. A. Shaw
287. Synthesis of acrylate latex containing fluorine and surface
property of latex films. Y. Chen, Y. Wang Sr., P. Chen Sr.
288. Actin mobility on polyelectrolyte functionalized myosin surfaces. J.
A. Jaber, J. B. Schlenoff, P. B. Chase, J. R. Grubich, N. Brunet
289. High-efficency fluorescence quenching of conjugated polymers by
gold nanoparticles. C. Fan, S. Wang, G. C. Bazan, K. W. Plaxco, A. J.
Heeger
290. Self-assembly of polymer particles on hydrophobic solid surfaces. K.
Yamaguchi, T. Taniguchi, S. Kawaguchi, K. Nagai
291. Synthesis and characterization of amphiphilic linear and star ABC
triblock terpolymers. A. I. Triftaridou, M. Vamvakaki, C. S. Patrickios
292. Synthesis and characterization of amphiphilic diblock copolymer
emulsifiers. S. C. Hadjiyannakou, M. Vamvakaki, C. S. Patrickios
293. Low-surface-energy polymers coated by using an
intercalation-activation-crosslinking approach. A. Taralp, G. I. Φztόrk,
H. T. Vakos, W. Voelter
294. Study of fluorinated homopolymers in compressed carbon dioxide. P.
Andrι, S. L. Folk, J. M. DeSimone, J. M. DeSimone
295. Cross-linked polymer-layered silicate nanocomposites and their
oxygen barrier properties. B. Ku, D. Froio, J. A. Ratto, D. Steeves, D.
W. Kim, A. Blumstein, J. Kumar, L. A. Samuelson
296. Adherent electrodeposition using patterned thin films of PAMAM
dendrimers. D. L. Arrington, M. Curry, P. Evans, G. Zangari, S. C.
Street
297. Influence of dispersants on the rheology of associative polymers. D.
M. Mahli, J. E. Glass
298. Colloidal synthesis of nanohydrogel composites. N. Sahiner,
G. Tan, V. John, J. Jacob
299. Growth and characterization of novel poly(ethylene glycol)-based
thin films on silicon surfaces. S. M. Boutet, C. M. Yam, C. Cai
300. Growth and derivatization of thin films of carbosilane dendrons on
silicon surfaces. M. Deluge, C. M. Yam, C. Cai
301. Synthesis of a tetrathiophene amphiphile and its properties in
monolayer films. L. Jiang, D. Y. Sasaki
302. Patterned titanium oxide ultrathin films by microcontact printing
and surface sol-gel synthesis. X. Fan, M. Advincula, M. Park, J.
Locklin, R. Advincula
303. Understanding polymer/silane interactions. C. Chen, C. L. Loch, J.
Wang, Z. Chen
304. Shear alignment of a self-assembled rigid gel mesophase:
Applications to materials synthesis. M. Singh, L. Liu, V. T. John, D. De
Kee, G. McPherson, V. Agarwal, A. Bose
305. Effect of corona block length distribution on
polystyrene-poly(acrylic acid) block copolymer aggregates in solution: A
spectrum of morphologies. O. Terreau, A. Eisenberg
306. Influence of high-energy site adsorption in the inverse gas
chromatography study of cellulose. W. T. Y. Tze, D. J. Gardner
307. Single molecule adhesion studies of fibronectin. P. Y. Meadows, J.
E. Bemis, G. C. Walker
308. Scanning probe microscopy of bacteria at interfaces. L. K. Duong,
M. E. Nunez, M. O. Martin, E. Ly, E. M. Spain
309. Characterization of phospholipid-sterol mixed Langmuir monolayers
using surface pressure and fluorescence microscopy techniques. E. E. Berring,
A. B. Serfis
310. Polycaprolactone-block-poly(ethylene oxide) micellar delivery
system for sex steroids. P. Lim Soo, P. Davidson, D. Maysinger, A.
Eisenberg
311. Design and fabrication of surfaces for the combinatorial
exploration of cell adherence and differentiation. R. Derda, B. P.
Orner, L. L. Kiessling
312. Characterization of b-Amyloid
aggregates and aggregation inhibitors using various techniques. N. J. Edwin,
M. J. McMasters, P. S. Russo, R. P. Hammer, R. L. McCarley
313. Fluorescence detection of the specific binding of concanavalin A to
functionalized lipid bilayer membranes. B. Bondurant, J. A. Last, A.
slade, T. A. Huber, D. Y. Sasaki
314. Modeling the size and biological evaluation of silica templated O/W
microemulsion. A. V. Jovanovic, R. Cuadrado, T. L. Bucholz, J. A. Flint,
M. Varshney, T. E. Morey, D. M. Dennis, R. Underhill, R. S. Duran
315. DNA-linked binary nanoparticle materials. Y. Chen, C. Yeh
316. Microbial life at interfaces with nanometer resolution. E. M.
Spain, M. E. Nunez, M. O. Martin, L. K. Duong, E. Ly
317. Gold surfaces as substrates for patterned cell networks. D. A.
Heller, V. Garga, T. Lee, L. A. Sigworth, S. Mahbubani, K. J. Kelleher, M.
A. Rea, T. R. Lee
318. Water droplets pattern as template for DNA-DDDA complex Arrays. G.
Zhang, X. Yan, X. Hou, G. Lu, L. Wu, B. Yang
319. In situ AFM studies of astrocyte-secreted apolipoprotein E and
J-containing lipoproteins. J. A. Legleiter, T. Kowalewski, D. M.
Holtzman, R. B. DeMattos
320. Nanopatterning of proteins using solid-supported phospholipid
monolayers & bilayers. P. Moraille, A. Badia
321. New approaches to pattern functional colloidal arrays for selective
cell attachment. H. Zheng, M. F. Rubner, P. T. Hammond
322. Adsorption of proteins onto temperature-responsive surfaces. A.
F. Smith, R. L. McCarley
323. Spectroscopic characterization of azo dye aggregation on catanionic
vesicle surfaces. L. A. Perelman, K. K. Karukstis
324. Design and construction of a surface second harmonic spectrometer
and its application in investigating biological systems. E. McArthur, X.
Shang, K. B. Eisenthal
325. Preparation and characterization of inclusion complexes between b-Cyclodextrin and 7-substituted 2, 4,
9-Trithiaadamantane. Y. Liu, C. Khemtong, J. Hu
326. Antifoam actions in aqueous systems involving oils, soap and
hardness. H. Zhang, C. A. Miller, K. H. Raney
327. Development of ultrasonic characterization technique of emulsions
for cosmetic applications. S. Takeda, A. Suetake, T. Ishimori, S.
Nishijima
328. Effect of additives and solvent composition on polystyrene-b-poly
(acrylic acid) vesicle size. A. Choucair, C. Lavigueur, A. Eisenberg
329. Effect of counterions on the micellization of alkali alkyl
sulfates. G. Czichocki, M. H. Ropers, G. Brezesinski
330. An investigation of the emulsifying capabilities of amphipathic
titanium dioxide particles. S. R. Gallender, R. Y. Lochhead
331. pH fronts in microemulsions. K. C. Leard, W. Ainsworth, B.
D. Zoltowski, J. A. Pojman
332. Structural characterization of porphyrin/micelle aggregates. C.
C. Zimmer, U. Simonis, S. R. Aragon
333. Investigation of transport in colloidal systems using a rotating
disk. W. P. Ela, A. E. Sαez, G. D. Redden, M. C. Cramer
334. Effect of selective dopants on cationic micelles and structure
direction of mesoporous materials. C. D. Ford, M. Singh, L. Liu, J. He,
V. T. John, G. McPherson, V. Agarwal, P. Johnson, A. Bose
335. Investigation of the structure of polyelectrolyte-based complex
coacervates. L. R. Huisinga, R. Y. Lochhead
336. Correlations between high resolution NMR and small angle neutron
scattering in understanding structure and alignment of crystalline surfactant
gel mesophases. L. Liu, V. T. John, M. Singh, G. McPherson, K. Maskos,
A. Bose
337. A surfactant transition metal chelate. D. A. Jaeger, M. F.
Peacock, D. S. Bohle
338. Preparation of a polycation-intercalated manganese oxide
nanocomposite by a delamination/reassembling process. Z. Liu, X. Yang,
Y. Makita, K. Ooi
339. Evaluation of solvent properties of admicelles based on fluorescence
spectrometry. T. Saitoh, K. Taguchi, M. Hiraide
Section A
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
A. R. Kovscek, A. Chauhan, H. Wong, and V. Bergeron, Organizers
8:30 340. Extremes of wetting on rough
surfaces. A. Marmur
8:50 341. Robust inferences from the theory of the evaporating,
perfectly wetting meniscus. S. Morris
9:10 342. Super-hydrophobic states. D. Quere
9:30 343. Interaction of aqueous droplets on a hydrophobic surface:
Impact and retraction. V. Bergeron
9:50 344. Impact of drops of surfactant solutions on small targets. A.
Rozhkov, B. Prunet-Foch, M. Vignes-Adler
10:10 345. Bursting bubbles drive hydrophobic particles up the wall. A.
D. Nikolov, D. T. Wasan
10:30 346. Effect of insoluble surfactants on the linear stability of a
core-annular flow. D. S. Rumschitzki, H. Wei
10:50 347. Surfactant effects in axisymmetric liquid flows. C. D. Bain,
R. C. Darton, M. Weiss, T. Battal, D. Valkovska
11:10 348. Flow Electrification : needs of electrochemistry for better
understanding. G. G. Touchard, C. J. Radke
11:30 349. Kinetics of spreading over porous substrates. V. M.
Starov
Section B
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
M. Grunze and A. N. Parikh, Organizers
8:55 351. SAMs of thiols on gold (111) are very useful, but not
simple ! G. Scoles
9:20 352. Phase transitions of thiol-based self-assembled monolayers. F.
Schreiber
9:45 353. A rigid molecular model for the assembly characteristics in
molecular monolayers of alkanethiols on Au(111). N. G. Jensen
10:10 354. Interaction of alkanes with metal surfaces: The mystery of
the soft modes. C. Wφll
10:35 355. The landscape of rigid thiol monolayers. A. Ulman
11:00 356. Structure of a Langmuir film on a liquid metal surface. H.
Kraack, E. Sloutskin, M. Deutsch, B. M. Ocko, P. Pershan
Section C
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
M. M. Santore, Presiding
K. Queeney and W. Chen, Organizers
8:30 357. The adsorption and chemistry
of poly(vinyl alcohol) on hydrophobic solids. T. J. McCarthy, M. Kozlov
9:00 358. Aggregation structure of (inorganic nanofiller/polymer)
nanocomposite through surface modification of nanofiller. A. Takahara,
K. Yamamoto, R. Matsuno, H. Otsuka
9:30 359. Metal ion recognition mediated by nano self-sssemblies at
solid-liquid interfaces. S. Muralidharan, J. Yang, H. Ma
9:50 360. Ultrathin, gas-selective polyimide membranes prepared from
multilayer polyelectrolyte films. D. M. Sullivan, M. L. Bruening
10:10 Intermission.
10:20 361. Adsorption of flexible and rigid polyions on complex
surfaces. F. Papadimitrakopoulos, D. Chattopadhyay, I. Galeska
10:50 362. Preparation of ultrahydrophobic and superhydrophilic
surfaces by adsorption of submicron latex particles and subsequent chemical
transformations. N. Takeshita, L. A. Paradis, W. Chen
11:20 363. Competition of two liquids for a surface. A. R.
Shillingsburg, R. J. Waltman, J. E. Frommer, G. W. Tyndall
11:40 364. Surface bond polymer micelles as a homogenous/heterogeneous
ATRP catalytic system in aqueous environments. T. Komenda, R. Jordan
Section D
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
Cosponsored with Division of Physical Chemistry, and
Division of Polymer Chemistry
Z. A. Schelly and S. Stoylov, Organizers
8:30 365. Calculation of
electro-optical properties of rigid particles and flexible macromolecules in
solution. J. Garcia de la Torre, H. E. Perez Sanchez, A. Ortega, M. X.
Fernandes, M. C. Lopez Martinez, F. G. Diaz
9:00 366. Electrical polarizability of polyelectrolytes by Monte Carlo
simulation. K. Kikuchi
9:20 367. Microion disposition in colloidal systems. K. S. Schmitz
9:40 368. Hydration interactions between apoferritin molecules and the
phase behavior of the solution. P. G. Vekilov, D. N. Petsev, S. Brandon,
P. Katsonis
10:00 369. Alpha-dispersion of induced dipole moment of the spheroidal
particle. V. N. Shilov
Section E
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
A. V. Teplyakov and T. P. Beebe Jr., Organizers
9:55 Intermission.
10:15 372. Design and synthesis of immobilized Calixarenes for specific
adsorption. J. M. Notestein, A. Katz
10:40 373. Toward the rational advancement of a viable bottom-up
nanofabrication paradigm. R. Maoz, S. Hoeppener, S. Liu, J. Sagiv
Section F
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
J. Leddy, Presiding
J. L. Stickney, Organizer, Presiding
A. Wieckowski, J. T. Hupp, and B. A. Parkinson, Organizers
8:30 374. In situ scanning tunneling
microscopy of individual supported metal clusters at reactive gas pressures
from 10-8 - 104 Pa. A. K. Santra, B. K. Min, A. Kolmakov,
D. W. Goodman
9:00 375. Preparation of platinum particles by displacement of copper
on aryl modified glassy carbon electrodes. M. Van Brussel, M. D'Amours, C.
Buess-Herman, D. Bιlanger
9:20 376. CO monolayer oxidation at Pt nanoparticles: Experiment and
simulations. E. R. Savinova, M. Eikerling, O. V. Cherstiouk, U. Stimming
9:40 377. Nanoscale dynamics of molecular self assembly at
electrochemical interfaces. Y. He, E. Borguet, T. Ye
10:00 378. Electron transport through gold nanoparticle assemblies. F.
P. Zamborini, L. E. Smart, M. C. Leopold, R. W. Murray, P. J. Kulesza, M.
A. Malik
10:20 379. Synergy of electrochemistry, SERS and computational methods
in understanding the structure and stability of self-assembled monolayers. R.
L. Garrell
10:40 380. A combined nuclear magnetic resonance and electrochemical
investigation of octanethiol-protected gold nanoparticles. B. S. Zelakiewicz,
G. C. Lica, Y. Tong
11:00 381. Rheo-dielectric properties of nanosized TiO2/polyethylene
suspensions. T. Hao, R. E. Riman
11:20 382. Electrooxidation of thiols on silicon surfaces for
reversible immobilisation of molecules. S. Oscarsson, A. P. Quist, E.
Pavlovic
11:40 383. Synthesis and characterization of thiophene-based
quinodimethanes for electronic devices. K. R. Mann, T. M. Pappenfus, R.
J. Chesterfield, C. D. Frisbie, L. L. Miller
Section A
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
A. J. Gellman, Presiding
2:00 Introduction of Clay Radke - John
Prausnitz.
2:10 384. Award Address (ACS Award in Colloid Chemistry,
sponsored by Procter & Gamble Company). Thin film forces and surface
tensions of aqueous electrolytes and nonionic surfactants: Theory and
simulation. C. J. Radke
3:00 Introduction of Dave Allara. G. M. Whitesides .
3:10 385. Award Address (Arthur W. Adamson Award for Distinguished
Service in the Advancement of Surface Chemistry, sponsored by Occidental
Petroleum Corporation). Metal-molecule interactions at organized molecular
surfaces. D. L. Allara
4:00 Introduction of Ralph Nuzzo. G. M. Whitesides.
4:10 386. New twists in organic thin film assembly: Hierarchy and
complexity in structure and function via dynamics and patterning. R. G.
Nuzzo
Section B
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
J. B. Schlenoff, Presiding
K. Queeney and W. Chen, Organizers
2:30 388. Stimuli-responsive colloidal particles. D. J. Lastage, W. R.
Dreher, M. W. Urban
3:00 389. Surface properties of new type of self-assembled monolayers
derived from tripod-shaped oligophenylenes with various number of phenyl groups
along the supporting arms terminated with triallylsilyl groups on
hydrogen-terminated silicon surfaces. C. M. Yam, C. Cai
3:20 Intermission.
3:30 390. Surface adsorption of biomimetic materials using surfactant
polymer designs. R. E. Marchant
4:00 391. Tuning the surfactant aggregate structures at the solid/liquid
interface. J. Dong, G. Mao, R. M. Hill
4:20 392. Fluorocarbon surfactant polymers derived from poly (vinyl
amine) with pendant dextran and perfluorocarbon groups. S. Wang, R. E.
Marchant
4:40 393. Adsolubilization of lipophilic linkers and nonionic
surfactants at the water/silica interface: experimental and modeling results. Y.
Tan, J. H. O'Haver
5:00 394. Pre-polymerization phase behavior of CTAB/styrene/AIBN
aggregates at the solid/liquid interface. C. H. See, J. H. O'Haver
Section C
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M. Mavrikakis and A. J. Gellman, Organizers
2:00 395. Surface phase diagrams and
surface kinetics. M. Scheffler
2:35 396. Interaction of organic molecules with metallic surfaces. J.
Hafner, R. Hirschl, F. Mittendorfer, C. Morin
3:10 397. DFT studies of adsorption and reactions on bimetallic
surfaces. A. Gross
3:45 398. Catalytic decomposition of NO over Pt and Pt alloys: A first
principles analysis. M. Neurock, Q. Ge, J. Dong, D. Me, L. Kieken, J. J.
Lerou
4:20 399. DFT studies of surface reactivity for Pd-alloy hydrogen
membranes. D. Sholl, P. Kamakoti, D. Alfonso
4:55 400. Acetylene hydrogenation on Ni(111): potential energy surfaces
from ab-initio work. M. Mavrikakis, J. Greeley
5:30 401. NO reactivity on MgO surface defects: low-coordinated ions,
oxygen vacancies and nickel impurities. C. Di Valentin, G. Pacchioni, U.
Heiz, E. Giamello, D. Dominguez-Ariza, F. Illas, T. Bredow
Section D
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Division of Polymer Chemistry
Z. A. Schelly and S. Stoylov, Organizers
2:30 403. Anisotropy of electric polarizability of fractionated
bentonite particles in aqueous media. M. Matsumoto, K. Yamamoto, S.
Fushitani, K. Nitta, S. Yoshima
2:50 404. Interactions between nanoparticles and between nanoparticles
and substrates. E. Hutter, D. Roy, J. H. Fendler
3:10 Intermission.
3:30 405. Electro-optical method of determination of the type of
aggregation kinetics. A. M. Zhivkov, S. P. Stoylov
3:50 406. Counterion dynamics in presence of polymers as studied by
electric light scattering. I. B. Petkanchin
4:10 407. Electro-optic and electrokinetic studies of laponite
nanoparticles. M. Buleva, A. M. Zhivkov, S. P. Stoylov
Section E
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A. V. Teplyakov and T. P. Beebe Jr., Organizers
2:00 408. Investigation of the
self-assembly of chiral and achiral molecules at liquid-solid and solid vacuum
interfaces: driving forces for 2-d separation of chiral species. G. W. Flynn,
T. Mόller, D. G. Yablon
3:00 409. Polymerization of diacetylene self-assembled monolayers
confined in molecule corrals. A. Schnieders, T. P. Beebe Jr.
3:25 Intermission.
3:40 410. Heterosystems of functionalized planar nanographenes on
graphite. J. P. Rabe
4:40 411. Organization of surface micelles confined in molecule corrals
at a graphite surface: Direct evidence for the surface templating effect. V.
Paruchuri, J. Nalaskowski, T. P. Beebe Jr., J. D. Miller
5:05 Concluding Remarks.
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Section A
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A. R. Kovscek, A. Chauhan, H. Wong, and V. Bergeron, Organizers
8:30 412. Amphiphile bilayers and
stability of colloids. D. Exerowa
8:50 413. Stratification kinetics of thin liquid films made from
aqueous solutions of surfactants and polyelectrolytes. C. Marquez, D.
Langevin
9:10 414. Correlation in the properties of aqueous sigle films and foam
containing non-ionic surfactant and organic/inorganic electrolytes. E. Manev,
J. Angarska, S. I. Karakashev
9:30 415. Stability mechanisms of protein interfacial layers. L. G.
Cascγo-Pereira, H. W. Blanch, C. J. Radke
9:50 416. Phosolipid bilayer foam films: Dynamic contact angles, film
tension, gas permeability. D. Platikanov, M. Nedyalkov, V. Petkova
10:10 417. The thermodynamics of thin polymer films. R. Rajagopalan
10:30 418. A disjoining pressure valid for non-zero contact angles. H.
Wong, Q. Wu
10:50 419. Interpretation of AFM pulloff forces in nanofilms. J. W. Schneider,
M. Luo, L. R. White
11:10 420. Mechanism of antifoam behavior of solutions of nonionic
surfactants above the cloud point. R. Chaisalee, S. Soontravanich, N. Yanumet, J.
F. Scamehorn
11:30 421. Role of the surface coverage for the stability of drops and
bubbles. I. B. Ivanov, N. D. Denkov, K. G. Marinova, S. S. Tcholakova,
T. D. Gurkov
Section B
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A. N. Parikh and M. Grunze, Organizers
9:30 424. Self-assembly of oligomeric structures on gold. B.
Liedberg
9:55 425. Micro-patterning biomembrane functions using light. A. N.
Parikh, C. K. Yee, M. L. Amweg
10:20 426. Microfluidic multi-compartment device. N. L. Jeon
10:45 427. Thin films of collagen and control of cell signaling pathways.
A. L. Plant
11:10 428. Affinity and topography provide for dynamic regulation of
b2-integrin dependent leukocyte adhesion during inflammation. S. I. Simon
Section C
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M. Mavrikakis and A. J. Gellman, Organizers
8:30 429. Building linear chains of
nitrogen molecules by chemisorption on atomically stepped Pt single crystals.
T. Zubkov, C. E. Tripa, J. T. Yates Jr.
9:05 430. Gas phase dissociation of a vibrationally excited product of
a surface reaction: Interaction of XeF2 with Si. S. T. Ceyer, R. C.
Hefty, J. R. Holt, M. R. Tate
9:40 431. Controlling reactivity by blocking minority sites. I.
Chorkendorff, O. Lytken, M. Hirsimaki
10:15 432. Vibrational spectroscopic studies of chemistry of TiN and Al
deposition onto silicon surfaces: Application of MIR-FTIR to sultilayered
structures. A. V. Teplyakov, K. M. Bulanin, A. T. Mathauser, S. Bocharov
10:35 433. Surface oxidation of iron nitride. H. Fairbrother, J.
Torres, C. Perry, S. Bransfield
10:55 434. Formation of carbides, nitrides, and oxides on NiAl(100). K.
A. Layman, Y. Jiang, J. C. Hemminger
11:15 435. FTIR study of surfactant bonding to FePt nanoparticles. N.
Shukla, C. Liu, P. M. Jones, D. Weller
11:35 436. Reactivity of acidic zeolites via quantum chemical and
Car-Parrinello molecular dynamical methods. B. L. Trout, C. Lo, R.
Radhakrishnan
Section D
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Division of Polymer Chemistry
Z. A. Schelly and S. Stoylov, Organizers
8:30 437. Electric birefringence of
stiff-chain polymers in solution. W. Oppermann
9:00 438. Polymer alloys with colloidal-size phases prepared in
electric fields. S. Krause, J. Li, N. Bentenitis
9:20 439. Nanoscale charge nonuniformity on colloids in the presence of
surfactants and polyelectrolytes. D. Velegol, J. Feick
9:40 Intermission.
9:55 440. Microfabrication of polymers for opto-electronics and
biomedical applications. T. Watanabe, Y. Lu, F. Hasegawa, F. Chiba, N.
Kimura, M. Tsubouchi, K. Totani
10:15 441. Unraveling an old mystery: The anomalous electric
birefringence of concentrated polyelectrolytes. T. G. Bellini, F.
Mantegazza
10:35 442. Electro-optics of self-assembled multilayers of strong
polyelectrolytes. T. Radeva, V. Milkova, I. B. Petkanchin
Section E
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M. Neurock, Presiding
A. Wieckowski, Organizer, Presiding
J. L. Stickney, J. T. Hupp, and B. A. Parkinson, Organizers
9:00 444. Electrosorption of Cl and Br on single-crystal Ag(100): Monte
Carlo simulations and experiments. P. A. Rikvold, I. Abou Hamad, G.
Brown, T. Wandlowski
9:30 445. New results from laser-induced temperature jump studies of
gold and platinum single crystal electrodes. V. Climent, B. A. Coles, R.
G. Compton, J. M. Feliu
9:50 446. Chemical information from XPS binding energy shifts: A
unified view. P. S. Bagus
10:10 Intermission.
10:20 447. Unusual electrochemical behavior of squaraine dye monolayers
on HOPG surfaces. B. A. Parkinson, N. Takeda, M. Stawasz
10:40 448. Potential of zero total charge of stepped surfaces vicinal
to Pt(100). J. M. Feliu, K. Domke, J. M. CampiΓ±a, N. GarcΓa-ArΓ‘ez, E.
Herrero
11:00 449. Interaction of sulfide anions with low index copper surfaces
- an in-situ STM study. P. Broekmann, K. Wandelt
11:20 450. Thermodynamic studies of (bi)sulfate adsorption at Pt(111)
vicinal surfaces. E. Herrero, J. Mostany, J. M. Feliu, J. Lipkowski
11:40 451. Nanostructuring of single crystal electrode electrodes. H.
Baltruschat, X. Xiao, M. Nielinger, G. Samjeske
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Section A
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A. R. Kovscek, A. Chauhan, H. Wong, and V. Bergeron, Organizers
2:00 452. Motion of a single colloidal
particle levitated above an electrode in an a/c field. J. A. Fagan, P. J.
Sides, D. C. Prieve
2:20 453. Electrocapillarity beyond the mercury electrode: Forces and
adhesion between surfaces under potential control. T. K. Vanderlick, J.
Frechette
2:40 454. New mechanism of electro-orientation: the interaction of
field-induced charges with equilibrium double layer. O. Shramko
3:00 455. Effects of depletion forces on transport of particles through
porous media. J. Y. Walz, P. Weronski, M. Elimelech
3:20 456. Nucleation in confined fluids. A. V. Neimark, A.
Vishnyakov
3:40 457. Asphaltene and naphthenate mechanisms of emulsion
stabilization in water-in-crude oil emulsions. M. Ese, K. L. Gawrys, P. M.
Spiecker, T. Zhang, P. K. Kilpatrick
4:00 458. Interfacial chemistry and structures in inorganic-surfactant
mesophases and colloidal systems. B. F. Chmelka, N. Hedin, S. C.
Christiansen
4:20 459. Nanocomposites for vapor separation. B. D. Freeman
4:40 460. A static sorption technique for vapor solubility
measurements. J. L. Duda, J. E. Palamara, Y. Suriyapraphadilok, P. K.
Davis, R. P. Danner
Section B
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A. N. Parikh and M. Grunze, Organizers
3:15 464. Interaction of water with self-assembled monolayers: from
molecules via clusters to the liquid phase. M. Grunze, M.
Zharnikov, Y. Yang, R. Dahint, D. Schwendel, A. Pertsin, H. Kreuzer
3:40 465. Rectified motion of liquid drops on gradient surfaces.
M. K. Chaudhury, S. Sircar, S. Daniel
4:05 466. A reversible surface switch. J. Lahann, S. Mitragotri,
T. Tran, G. A. Somorjai, R. S. Langer
4:25 467. Wetting properties of novel thin films derived from
nanometer-sized and tripod-shaped oligophenylenes end-capped with
triallylsilanes on hydrogen-terminated silicon surfaces and with
trichlorosilanes on oxidized silicon surfaces. C. M. Yam, C. Cai
Section C
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M. Mavrikakis and A. J. Gellman, Organizers
2:00 468. Influence of oxygen vacancies
on surface and interface reactions on the rutile TiO2(110) surface.
R. Schaub, E. Wahlstrφm, A. Ronnau, F. Besenbacher
2:35 469. Radical reactions on nanoscale arrays and thin films of metal
oxide. C. M. Friend, A. S. Y. Chan, L. Rodriguez, I. Kretzschmar, D.
Kang
3:10 470. Chemical reactions on model catalyst surfaces. J.
Wintterlin
3:45 471. DFT calculations of molecular dissociation at surfaces. F.
Oskarsson, G. Henkelman, A. Arnaldsson, H. Jonsson
4:20 472. Thermal desorption of large molecules from solid surfaces. K.
A. Fichthorn
4:55 473. Diffusion of three-dimensional metal particles on an oxide
substrate. L. M. Sanders, A. K. Datye, A. G. Sault, B. S. Swartzentruber
5:15 474. Electrical properties and chemical stability of crystalline
silicon(111) surfaces alkylated using Grignard reagents. L. J. Webb, N.
S. Lewis
Section D
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Z. A. Schelly and S. Stoylov, Organizers
2:00 475. Electric birefringence, light
scattering and electroporation of synthetic liposomes. Z. A. Schelly, N.
Asgharian, N. M. Correa, H. Zhang, V. Peikov, H. Zeng
2:30 476. Electrodiffusion of genetic oligoelectrolytes through
electroporated planar lipid membranes. E. Neumann, N. I. Hristova-Betow
3:00 477. Selective electroporation of a vesicle population in high
frequency electric fields. E. Tekle, B. P. Chock
3:20 Intermission.
3:35 478. Kinetics of optical membrane probes for lipid vesicle
elongation and electroporation in high electric fields. S. A. Kakorin,
T. Liese, E. Neumann
3:55 479. Modeling of the electric field-induced birefringence of
vesicles. V. T. Peikov, Z. A. Schelly
4:15 480. Interpretation of electric and optical signals associated
with the function of transmembrane ion pumps. A. Dιr
4:35 481. Geometry of purple membranes in aqueous medium. A. M.
Zhivkov
Section E
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M. Neurock, Presiding
A. Wieckowski, Organizer, Presiding
J. L. Stickney, J. T. Hupp, and B. A. Parkinson, Organizers
2:30 483. STM studies of Pt-Sn alloys and SnOx films on Pt. B.
E. Koel
3:00 484. Pt monolayer electrocatalysts for O2 reduction. Y. Mo, R.
R. Adzic
3:20 485. Interfacial properties of aromatic compounds at clean and
surface-modified Pd(hkl) electrode surfaces: Studies by UHV-EC-STM. M. P.
Soriaga, Y. Kim, X. Chen, J. E. Soto
3:40 486. Second harmonic generation study on the formation and
reduction of anodic oxide on gold single crystal electrode surface of various
crystal orientations. K. Uosaki, I. yagi, T. Awatani, K. Hanaoka
4:00 Intermission.
4:10 487. Surface chemistry on bimetallic alloy surfaces: Adsorption of
anions and oxidation of CO on Pt3Sn(111). V. Stamenkovic, M. Arenz,
P. N. Ross, N. Markovic
4:40 488. X-ray surface scattering study of Pt(111)/CO/acidic solution
interface. H. You
5:00 489. Electrochemistry and interfacial characterization of copper
thin film on ruthenium and ruthenium oxide surfaces. O. Chyan, R. Chan,
T. Arunagiri, Y. Zhang, T. Hurd
5:20 490. Pt Single Crystal Surfaces Covered by Submonolayer Amounts of
Catalytically Enhancing Noble Metal Additives. A. Wieckowski
Section F
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D. Sholl, Organizer
2:00 491. Adsorption of chiral
modifiers on catalytic surfaces. F. Zaera, Z. Ma, J. Kubota
2:30 492. A study of the role of chiral defect sites at supported
platinum nanoparticles in the enantioselective hydrogenation of
alpha-ketoesters. G. A. Attard
3:00 493. Biased crystal nucleation and growth in chiral gel media. J.
A. Swift, R. I. Petrova, R. Patel
3:20 494. Chiral porous solids: Adsorption and preparation strategy
from molecular simulation. L. A. Clark, S. Chempath, R. Q. Snurr
3:50 495. Chiral surface imprinting: Integrated recognition and
transduction. Y. Zhou, B. Yu, K. Levon
4:10 496. Enantioselectivity on naturally chiral surfaces. A. J.
Gellman, J. Horvath
4:40 497. Chiral mineral surfaces and pre-biotic chemistry. M. R.
Philpott, T. T. Lin
5:00 498. Using chiral molecules to probe mineralization. C. A. Orme,
A. Noy, A. Wierzbicki, M. T. McBride, J. J. De Yoreo, M. Grantham, P. Dove, H.
Teng
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Section A
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A. R. Kovscek, A. Chauhan, H. Wong, and V. Bergeron, Organizers
8:50 500. Experimental investigation of foam flow under
extremely dry conditions. Q. Xu, W. R. Rossen
9:30 502. Inducement of mixed-wettability by surfactants in reservoir
rock-fluids systems. D. N. Rao, S. C. Ayirala
9:50 503. Wettability alteration and crude oil chemistry. J. S.
Buckley, L. Yang, T. Fan, J. Wang
10:10 504. Aspects of adsorption, surface energy, and capillary action
related to oil recovery by spontaneous imbibition. N. R. Morrow, Z.
Tong, X. Xie
10:30 505. Role of electrokinetics and interfacial phenomena in bitumen
recovery from oil sands. J. Masliyah, Z. Xu, J. Czarnecki
10:50 506. Thermally induced fines migration in porous media. A. R.
Kovscek, J. M. Schembre
11:10 507. Understanding colloid phenomena: A key tool for optimizing
hydrocarbon exploitation. Illustrations from two major European R&D
projects. J. Hanssen, L. M. Surguchev, A. Lohne
11:30 508. On strict hyperbolicity of the three-phase flow equations.
R. Juanes, D. B. Silin, T. W. Patzek
Section B
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A. N. Parikh and M. Grunze, Organizers
8:30 509. Self- and directed-assembly. P.
S. Weiss
9:00 510. Self-assembled monolayers: A new platform for nanobioscience.
G. Liu, M. Liu, N. A. Amro
9:25 511. Active control of surfaces with electrochemically generated
composition gradients. P. Bohn, S. Plummer, Q. Wang, B. Coleman, A.
Swint, P. Castle
9:50 512. Exploring the effect of surface hydration on microboiling
events with self-assembled monolayers. M. J. Tarlov, O. C. Thomas, K. M.
Balss, R. Cavicchi
10:15 513. Functionalization of GaAs surfaces with aromatic
self-assembled monolayers. M. Zharnikov, A. Shaporenko, K. Adlkofer, L.
S. O. Johansson, M. Tanaka, M. Grunze
10:40 514. Mixed self-assembled monolayers of carboxylic acids on Ag:
Structure and reorganization. Y. Tao, M. Hsu, J. Lin
11:05 515. Ordered alkane-thiol monolayers on the liquid mercury
surface. B. M. Ocko, H. Kraack, E. Sloutskin, M. Deutsch, P. Pershan
Section C
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M. Mavrikakis and A. J. Gellman, Organizers
8:30 516. In-situ characterization of
model catalysts. D. W. Goodman
9:05 517. Molecular beam study of CO oxidation by gold clusters
supported on titania. C. B. Mullins, T. S. Kim, J. D. Stiehl
9:40 518. Mechanisms for catalysis by gold nanoparticles. N. Lopez,
J. K. Norskov
10:05 519. A theoretical study of the CO oxidation reaction on small
supported Au clusters. L. M. Molina, B. Hammer
10:30 520. Hydrocarbon reactions on Pt-Sn alloy surfaces. B. E. Koel
11:05 521. In situ Raman spectroscopic studies of methanol oxidation
over polycrystalline ceria. V. V. Pushkarev, V. I. Kovalchuk, J. L. d'Itri
11:30 522. O2 adsorption and CO oxidation on TiO2 and Au/TiO2 surfaces.
A. Selloni
Section D
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Z. A. Schelly, Organizer
9:00 524. Reversing-pulse electric birefringence of multicomponent
systems: The case of negative and positive mixed signals of DNA in ionic
solutions. K. Yamaoka
9:30 525. DNA oligomers studied by the optical Kerr effect. S. R.
Aragon, M. Perez
9:50 526. Using transient electric birefringence to measure the
flexibility and static bending of DNA restriction fragments. N. C.
Stellwagen, Y. Lu, B. Weers
10:20 Intermission.
10:30 527. Significant differences are observed between gel mobility
anomalies and TEB relaxation times for curved DNA molecules. Y. Lu, B.
Weers, N. C. Stellwagen
10:50 528. Electric dipole moments of bacteria: Electro-optic
measurements of the permanent and induced dipole moments of Escherichia coli
and Pseudomonas aeruginosa 11B. S. P. Stoylov
11:10 529. Electrokinetic mobility of short DNA oligomers. N. C.
Stellwagen, A. M. Zhivkov
11:30 530. Electro-optical study of plastocyanin adsorbed on b-ferric hydroxide particles. N. Tuparev,
I. B. Petkanchin, A. Donchev, M. Dimitrov, S. G. Taneva
11:50 531. Using capillary electrophoresis to measure the electrostatic
shielding of DNA in various buffer/salt solutions. N. C. Stellwagen, E.
Stellwagen
Section E
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S. Wasilewski, Presiding
J. T. Hupp, Organizer, Presiding
A. Wieckowski, J. L. Stickney, and B. A. Parkinson, Organizers
8:30 532. Electrochemical detection of
DNA hybridization in a SAM. D. A. Buttry, E. Hvastkovs
9:00 533. Spectroscopic and electrochemical characterization of
biopolymer arrays at gold surfaces for biosensor applications. H. J. Lee,
G. Wegner, R. M. Corn
9:30 534. Investigation of the electrochemical potential-induced
surface stress by metal-coated microcantilevers. F. Tian, J. Pei, G. M.
Brown, T. Thundat
10:00 535. Electrochemical characterization of micro and nanobatteries
in porous membranes. R. J. Tipton, C. Dewan, P. Gadad, R. Subbaiah, D.
Teeters
10:30 Intermission.
10:40 536. Electrochemical investigations of DNA hybridization on
surfaces: Applications in sensor development. W. Cai, J. R. Peck, W.
Yang, D. W. van der Weide, R. J. Hamers
11:10 537. Decrease in nanotube bundle size within polymer composites. T.
Gennett, B. J. Landi, J. M. Elich, A. S. Feuer, C. Y. Horbacewicz, C. M.
Evans, R. P. Raffaelle
11:40 538. Optically transparent diamond electrodes for UV/Vis
spectrocelectrochemistry. G. M. Swain, J. M. Stotter, S. Haymond, Y.
Show, J. K. Zak
Section F
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D. Sholl, Organizer
10:00 542. Chiral catalysis using heterogeneous Bis(oxazoline) ligands
grafted onto silica. D. Rechavi, M. Lemaire
10:20 543. Chiral molecules at surfaces: a quantum chemical approach. P.
Sautet
10:50 544. Chirality and circular dichroism spectra of gold
nanoclusters. I. L. Garzσn, C. E. Romαn-Velαzquez, C. Noguez
11:20 545. Chiral molecules, chiral surfaces and chiral surface
reactions. R. M. Lambert
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Section A
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D. Sholl, Organizer
1:30 546. Adsorption induced chirality,
chiral separation and recognition. N. V. Richardson, Q. Chen
2: