TECHNICAL PROGRAM - American Chemical Society Publications

621. Thermal fluctuations and reorientations
in solid state proton wires. J. A. Harvey,
U. Viswanathan, J. Fermann,
S. M. Auerbach
622. Electron and energy transfer across a
single amide bridge: MLCT relaxation
processes for an excited ruthenium bipyridine
donor acceptor complex.
R. Rached
623. Sequence dependent preferences of
cations in nucleic acid structures.
Y. G. Yingling, L. Sethaphong, A. Singh
624. Characterization of hygroscopic core:
Organic shell nanoparticles by tandem
particle mobility measurements.
S. A. Nizkorodov, J. Morrison,
A. MacMillan, C. Harmon
625. Ion mobility study of the structure and
binding energy of protonated pyrimidinewater
and pyrimidine-methanol clusters.
A. Hamid, M. S. El-Shall
626. Gas phase sequential reactions of pyridine
and pyrimidine radical cations with
acetylene: Evidence for nitrogen-containing
covalent cyclic adducts. A. Soliman,
M. S. El-Shall
627. Coherence resonance in a single walled
carbon nanotube ion channel. W. Choi,
C. Lee, J. Han, M. Strano
628. Electromigration properties of nanoparticles.
T. L. Doane, Y. Cheng, R. Hill,
C. Burda
629. Ion transport through a hybrid membrane
made of gramadine-A confined in a
nanoporous polymer film. S. Balme,
J. Janot, L. Berardo, F. Henn
630. Ion conductive characteristics of organoboron
ion gels facilely designed by
condensation of cellulose with boric acids
in ionic liquid. N. Matsumi,K.Aoi
631. Structures of bismuth and tin cluster
ions. R. Kelting
THURSDAY MORNING
Section D
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 107B
Physical Chemistry of Hydrates, Interfaces,
and Aerosols and their Relationship to the
Climate System
S. Brown, V. Vaida, Organizers
S. Nizkorodov, Presiding
8:00 632. Advances in studying the optical
properties of complex aerosols with organic
components. Y. Rudich
8:40 633. Aerosol optical properties and internal
structure. M. A. Freedman,
C. A. Hasenkopf, K. J. Baustian,
M. E. Wise, K. J. Zarzana, M. R. Beaver,
M. A. Tolbert
9:00 634. Changing optical properties of organic
aerosol. C. D. Cappa, K. R. Wilson,
J. D. Smith, D. L. Che
9:40 635. Wavelength and humidity dependent
aerosol extinction. A. R. Attwood,
R. T. Chartier, M. E. Greenslade
10:00 Coffee Break
10:20 636. Measuring aerosol uptake kinetics
using laser flash photolysis. G. Smith,
L. Renbaum
11:00 637. Role of isoprene epoxydiols in
the formation of isoprene SOA under low-
NO x conditions. N. C. Eddingsaas,
J. D. Surratt, M. Chan, A. W. Chan,
J. H. Seinfeld, P. O. Wennberg
11:20 638. Photochemical aging and the
evolution of atmospheric organic aerosol.
J. H. Kroll, S. H. Kessler,
A. J. Carrasquillo, K. R. Wilson,
D. R. Worsnop
Section B
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 104B
Molecular Systems for Efficient Solar
Energy Conversion and Storage
C. Schmuttenmaer, V. Batista, Organizers
B. Bartlett, Presiding
8:20 639. Use of sunlight for the photocatalytic
conversion of carbon dioxide and
water vapor to hydrocarbon fuels.
C. A. Grimes
9:00 640. Photocatalytic hydrogen production
with tunable nanorod heterostructures.
P. Alivisatos
9:40 641. Carbon dioxide reduction to form
carbon-carbon bonds: Mechanistic investigation
of systematically tuned pyridine
derivatives. A. J. Morris,
E. L. Zeitler, R. L. Slater, E. B. Cole,
P. S. Lakkaraju, A. B. Bocarsly
10:00 Intermission
10:20 642. Structure-function analyses of
supramolecular and biomimetic designs
for solar fuels catalysts. D. M. Tiede,
K. L. Mulfort, A. M. Scott, S. L. Bender,
O. G. Poluektov, L. M. Utschig,
L. X. Chen, K. L. Mardis
11:00 643. Photo-induced two-, four-, and
six-electron reducing equivalents storage
using mononuclear Ru complexes.
K. Tanaka, T. Fukushima, E. Fujita,
J. Muckerman
11:40 644. Biphasic ionic liquid-supercritical
CO 2 solvent systems for the photocatalytic
reduction of CO 2. D. C. Grills,
E. Fujita
Section E
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 106
Recent Advances in Ion Mobility for
Analysis and Characterization of
Macromolecules
Macromolecular Structures Cosponsored by
ANYL
M. Bowers, E. Baker, Organizers
A. Ashcroft, Presiding
8:30 Introductory Remarks
8:35 645. Ion mobility of membrane and soluble
complexes. C. Robinson
9:15 646. Ion mobility mass spectrometry
applied to virus structure and assembly.
A. J. Heck
9:55 647. Development of ion mobility-mass
spectrometry as a high-throughput approach
for structural genomics.
B. T. Ruotolo
10:35 648. Ion mobility investigations of protein:carbohydrate:metal
ion non-covalent
complexes. J. A. Leary
11:15 649. Role of charge state on protein
conformation and protein complexes
probed by ion mobility and mass spectrometry.
S. H. Lomeli, C. N. Ferguson,
S. A. Benchaar, R. R. Ogorzalek Loo,
J. A. Loo
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Section B
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 104B
Molecular Systems for Efficient Solar
Energy Conversion and Storage
V. Batista, Organizer
C. Schmuttenmaer, Organizer, Presiding
1:30 650. Artifical OEC that is a functional
mimic of the OEC and PSII. D. G. Nocera
2:10 651. Theoretical studies of catalysis for
artificial photosynthesis.
J. T. Muckerman, X. Shen, Y. A. Small,
P. B. Allen, M. V. Fernandez-Serra,
M. S. Hybertsen, E. Fujita
2:50 652. Effect of a cobalt-based oxygen
evolution catalyst on the stability and the
selectivity of photo-oxidation reactions of
aWO 3 photoanode. J. A. Seabold,
K. Choi
3:10 Intermission
3:30 653. Catalytic solar water splitting inspired
by photosynthesis. homogeneous
catalysts with a Mechanical (“Machinelike”)
action. G. F. Swiegers,
G. Dismukes, L. Spiccia,
R. Brimblecombe, A. Koo, J. Chen,
G. G. Wallace
4:10 654. Optimization of energy transfer
processes in photosynthetic systems.
J. Cao
4:50 655. Highly visible light-sensitive TiO 2
photocatalysts toward bioinspired solar
cells. M. Yoon, H. Lee, J. Lee
Section D
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 107B
Physical Chemistry of Hydrates, Interfaces,
and Aerosols and their Relationship to the
Climate System
S. Brown, V. Vaida, Organizers
J. Kroll, Presiding
1:30 656. Organic Aerosol formation from
OH oxidation of a series of alkanes and
aldehydes. N. M. Donahue
2:10 657. Unimolecular reactions of precusors
to secondary organic aerosols.
W. Tsang
2:30 658. Effect of molecular structure on
secondary organic aerosol formation.
P. J. Ziemann
3:10 659. Intercomparison study of black
carbon measurements. E. S. Cross,
T. B. Onasch, A. Ahern, W. Wrobel,
J. G. Slowik, J. Olfert, D. Lack,
P. Massoli, C. D. Cappa, J. P. Schwarz,
R. Spackman, D. W. Fahey, A. Sedlacek,
A. Trimborn, J. T. Jayne, A. Freedman,
L. Williams, N. L. Ng, C. Mazzoleni,
M. Dubey, B. Brem, G. Kok,
R. Subramanian, S. Freitag, A. Clarke,
C. E. Kolb, D. R. Worsnop, P. Davidovits
3:30 Intermission
3:50 660. Phase transitions of ammonium
sulfate particles internally mixed with secondary
organic material. S. T. Martin,
M. Smith, M. Kuwata
4:30 661. Binary solid/liquid phase diagrams
of the ammonium malonate and ammonium
hydrogen malonate aqueous systems
with implications for tropospheric
aerosols. K. D. Beyer, M. D. Richardson
4:50 662. Aging of secondary organic aerosols
by carbonyl-amine chemistry.
S. A. Nizkorodov, D. L. Bones,
A. P. Bateman, T. B. Nguyen, Z. Cabral,
L. Q. Nguyen, J. Laskin, A. Laskin
Section E
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 106
Recent Advances in Ion Mobility for
Analysis and Characterization of
Macromolecules
Complex Samples Cosponsored by ANYL
M. Bowers, Organizer
E. Baker, Organizer, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks
1:35 663. Pushing the limits of LC-MS sensitivity
and throughput using IMS-TOF
MS. R. D. Smith,E.S.Baker,
Y. M. Ibrahim, D. C. Prior,
W. F. Danielson III, K. K. Weitz,
A. R. Shah, G. A. Anderson, M. Belov
2:15 664. Use of sub-monolayer nanoparticulate
matrices for lipid imaging by matrix
implanted laser desorption/ionization
(MILDI) ion mobility MS. A. S. Woods,
E. K. Lewis, J. Post, A. Delvolve,
T. F. Egan, J. A. Schultz
2:35 665. Shape selective studies of complex
systems utilizing travelling wave ion
mobility mass spectrometry. J. Scrivens
3:15 666. Advances in the temporal and
structural measurement of cellular secreteomes.
J. A. McLean
3:55 667. Ion mobility-mass spectrometery
as a tool for investigating aggregation inhibitors
of Alzheimer’s amyloid beta protein.
M. M. Gessel, H. Li, C. Wu, J. Shea,
G. Bitan, M. T. Bowers
4:15 668. Inducing transitions between
states as a means of refining structures
obtained from ion mobility measurements.
D. E. Clemmer
POLY
Division of Polymer
Chemistry
K. Kiick, J. Linhardt, and G. Tew,
Program Chairs
OTHER SYMPOSIA OF INTEREST:
Synthetic Oligosaccharides and
Glycoconjugates for Preventing and
Combating Disease (see CARB, Mon)
Recent Developments in Intellectual
Property Law: Patents, Trade
Secrets, and Trademarks (see CHAL,
Tue)
Undergraduate Research Posters:
Polymer Chemistry (see CHED, Mon)
Nanomaterials for Biological,
Pharmaceutical and Biomedical
Applications (see COLL,Sun,Mon,
Tue, Wed, Thu)
Arthur C. Cope and Arthur C. Cope
Scholars Award Symposium (see
ORGN, Tue)
Nanoscaled Materials for Drug
Delivery and Diagnostic Applications
(see ORGN, Wed)
SOCIAL EVENTS:
POLY/PMSE Plenary Lecture and
Award Reception, 5:30 PM: Wed
SUNDAY MORNING
Section D
Westin Boston Waterfront
Otis
From Molecules to Macromolecules:
Towards Self-Assembling Materials
C. Tang, P. Iovine, Organizers
J. Lavigne, Organizer, Presiding
PHYS/POLY
8:25 Introductory Remarks
8:30 1. Polycatenation under kinetic and
thermodynamic control. J. F. Stoddart,
M. A. Olson, L. Fang, A. Coskun,
A. N. Basuray
9:00 2. Functional and responsive block copolymers.
K. A. Cavicchi
9:20 3. Utilization of molecular rotors to
probe local dynamics in self-assembled
block copolymer materials.
J. D. Biberdorf, C. W. Cone,
D. A. Vanden Bout, B. J. Holliday
9:50 POLY/PMSE Poster Session and Intermission
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