TECHNICAL PROGRAM - American Chemical Society Publications

10:15 65. Application of ionic liquids for the
conversion of cellulosic biomass into usable
fuels. P. C. Trulove, W. M. Reichert,
M. P. Foley, W. B. McIlvaine,
D. W. O’Sullivan, H. C. De Long
10:50 66. Conversion of biomass to fuels in
ionic liquids. A. T. Bell
11:25 67. Glucose activation by transient
CR 2� dimers. E. J. Hensen,E.A.Pidko,
V. Degirmenci
11:45 68. Pretreatment of cellulosic biomass
with ionic liquids for biofuels production.
W. Henderson,E.Brown
Section C
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Atlantic Ballroom 2/3
Hydrogen Production and Application
Reforming, WGS, or Gasification
Cosponsored by COMSCI
X. Wang, Organizer
J. Yang, Organizer, Presiding
8:30 Introductory Remarks
8:35 69. In-situ studies of active sites and
mechanism for the water-gas shift reaction
on meta/oxide catalysts.
J. A. Rodriguez, J. C. Hanson, P. Liu,
J. Hrbek
9:15 70. Methanol steam reforming over a
stabilized ceria supported PdZn catalyst
for hydrogen production. Q. Zhang,
R. J. Farrauto
9:35 71. Environmentally benign energy
technologies. M. J. Castaldi
10:15 Intermission
10:25 72. Pt-Re interaction in Pt-Re/C catalysts
under hydrothermal environment for
production of hydrogen and biofuels
through aqueous phase reforming.
L. Zhang, A. Karim, G. Xia, Y. Yang,
D. Heldebrant, D. L. King, Y. Wang
11:05 73. Novel Pt/Mg(In)(Al)O catalysts for
alkane dehydrogenation. P. Sun,
G. Siddiqi, A. T. Bell
11:25 74. Power type rate law of propane
ATR over Pt-Ni/Al 2O 3 catalyst.
F. Gökaliler,Z.Önsan, A. Aksoylu
11:45 75. Reaction pathways from CH 4 to
H 2 - UBI-QEP evaluation of transition
metals. B. Enger, R. Lødeng, A. Holmen
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Pacific Ballroom D
New Energy Technologies
Solar Cell and Solar Fuels
C. Liu, J. Chen, J. Wang, Organizers
J. Wu, L. Wang, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks
1:35 76. Ultrafast studies of charge carrier
dynamics in novel nanocomposite materials
for solar energy conversion applications.
J. Z. Zhang, J. Hensel
2:05 77. Multiple electron excitations and
transfers in the dyes of coal solar cells.
L. Wang
2:35 78. Designing nanomaterials, devices,
and processings for next generation of
solar cells. Y. Cui
3:05 79. Nanotubes from rutile TiO2 (110)
sheets: Formation and properties.
J. Wang
3:35 Intermission
3:50 80. Optimizing bulk and nanoscale architecture
for improved performance in
semiconducting polymer based photovoltaics.
C. Tassone, A. L. Ayzner, A. Clark,
C. Shi, Y. Rubin, B. Schwartz, S. Tolbert
4:20 81. Leaf-like materials capable of energy
conversion and CO 2 assimilation.
B. Su
4:50 82. Renewable fuel from CO 2 photoreduction
using illuminated monolith reactor.
P. Liou, S. Chen, J. C. Wu, D. Liu,
S. Mackintosh, M. Maroto-Valer,
R. Linforth
5:20 83. Water oxidation by ruthenium complexes
with tris(2-pyridylmethyl)amine derivatives.
X. Zhao, R. Grudzien, J. A. Ivie,
K. R. Ruddick, C. E. Webster
Section C
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Atlantic Ballroom 2/3
Hydrogen Production and Application
Reforming and H2 Storage Cosponsored by
COMSCI
X. Wang, Organizer
J. Yang, Organizer, Presiding
1:30 84. Tuning structures and hydrogen
adsorption properties of microporous
metal organicframework (MMOF) materials.
J. Li, H. Wu, Y. Zhao,
M. Padmanabhan
2:10 85. Development of integrated reformer
system for syngas production.
C. Junaedi, S. Vilekar, D. Walsh,
R. Mastanduno, S. Roychoudhury
2:30 86. Steam methane reforming over Ni
and Ni/Ag catalysts: Gaining mechanistic
insight through experiment and computation.
D. W. Blaylock, H. Wang,
A. H. Dam, Y. Zhu, U. Das, W. H. Green,
A. Holmen, D. Chen
2:50 87. Opportunities and challenges of
Li-N based materials for hydrogen fuels.
Y. Hu
3:30 Intermission
3:40 88. Advanced chemical hydrides for
hydrogen storage. J. Holladay,
A. Karkakamkar, D. Neiner, M. Bowden,
D. Heldebrandt, J. Linehan, E. Ronnebro,
C. Sorensen, R. Zheng, D. Matson,
J. Birnbaum, T. Smurthwaite,
D. Camaioni, T. Autrey
4:20 89. Ni-substituted hexaaluminates as
efficient partial oxidation catalysts.
T. H. Gardner, E. Kugler, V. Abdelsayed,
Y. Fan, J. Spivey
4:40 90. Noble-metal based catalysts for
biomass-derived tar cracking and methane
reforming. R. A. Dagle,M.A.Gerber,
Y. Su, M. Flake, D. L. King, J. F. White
5:00 91. Catalytic partial oxidation of methane
on autothermally operated Pt catalysts:
Reaction pathways, zoning effects,
and impact of mass and heat transport.
O. Korup, M. Geske, S. Mavlyankariev,
R. Schlögl, R. Horn
5:20 92. Fundamental understanding of the
role of K on the activity of Pt/CeO 2 catalyst
for hydrogen production from ethanol
and ethylene glycol. Z. He,X.Wang
Section B
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Pacific Ballroom E
Ionic Liquids in Sustainable Energy and
Fuels
Electrochemistry, Energy Storage and
Propulsion
E. Maginn, W. Henderson, Organizers
P. Trulove, Presiding
2:00 93. Imidazole-based ionic liquids for
use in PEMFCs: Proton conductivity
studies. C. Gorman, L. Dyers,
M. Gervais, J. B. Kerr
2:35 94. Simulation study of nanoporous
carbon supercapacitors in a room-temperature
ionic liquid. H. J. Kim,Y.Shim
3:10 95. Ionic liquid-based electrolytes for
lithium batteries: Thermal phase behavior
and ionic interactions. W. Henderson,
Q. Zhou
3:30 96. Thermal and corrosion properties
of nanoparticle enhanced ionic liquids
(NEILs). E. B. Fox, A. E. Visser,
N. J. Bridges, J. R. Gray
3:50 Intermission
4:00 97. Vacuum electrospray ionization of
ionic liquids. Y. Chiu, B. W. Ticknor,
B. D. Prince
4:35 98. Substituting hazardous rocket propellants.
S. Schneider, T. Hawkins,
M. Rosander, Y. Ahmed, J. Mills
5:10 99. AHA! Computational design of
aprotic heterocyclic anions for ionic-liquid-based
CO2 separations.
W. Schneider, E. Mindrup
5:30 100. Dicyanoborate-based ionic liquids
as hypergolic fluids. Y. Zhang,Y.Joo,
J. M. Shreeve
AES Science and Technology
Hydrogen as a Resource Sponsored by
COMSCI, Cosponsored by CATL
(probationary), FUEL, I&EC, INOR, and PMSE
MONDAY EVENING
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Hall C
Advances in Fuel Science and Technology
C. Liu, X. Ma, Organizers
8:00–10:00
101. Advances in polymer electrolyte membranes
reinforced by electrospun nanofiber
porous substrates for fuel cells.
S. Yun, J. Woo, S. Seo, S. Oh, S. Moon
102. Synthesis and characterization of new
biodiesels derived from oils of plants
growing in northern Wisconsin and Minnesota.
J. W. Lane, K. Hukriede,
D. Koirala, D. Levings, A. Stewart,
M. A. Waxman
103. Development of oil recovery methods:
Facing up to the challenge of heavy oil resources.
A. Duan, R. Li, B. Zheng,
A. Duan
104. Heterocyclic based ILs having alkyl hydrazine
tether: Synthesis and physiochemical
properties. Y. O. Ahmed,
S. Schneider, M. Rosander,
T. W. Hawkins
105. Effect of acidity of zeolite on sythesis of
dimethyl carbonate via methyl nitrite.
C. Hao, S. Wang,H.Chen,Y.Ge,Z. Li,
X. Ma
106. Hydrogenation of CO 2 to formic acid on
ruthenium hydroxide catalysts. S. Wang,
C. Hao, M. Li, L. Kang, P. Na, X. Ma
107. Surface-modified polyethylene separators
for lithium-ion polymer battery via
plasma-induced coating process. J. Kim,
D. Lim
108. Plasma modification of polyethylene
separator for lithium-ion battery. G. An,
J. Kim, D. Lim
109. Catalytic behavior of ash derived from
biomass gasification. N. Klinghoffer,
M. J. Castaldi, A. Nzihou
110. Catalyst center at the Advanced Photon
Source beamline 9-BM. T. Bolin
111. Simulating Fischer-Tropsch synthesis
phase behavior in nonconventional reaction
media. N. O. Elbashir
112. Adsorption characteristics of lignosulfonates
on self-assembly multilayers.
Y. Deng, Y. Wu, X. Ouyang, D. Yang,
X. Qiu
113. Prediction of liquid-liquid equilibria of
(ionic liquid � hydrocarbon) systems by
COSMO-RS. A. R. Ferreira, M. G. Freire,
J. G. Crespo, J. A. Coutinho
114. Chemical durability studies of imidazoles
and their ionic mixtures (with triflic
acid) under mimic fuel cell conditions.
L. Dyers, M. Gervais, J. B. Kerr
115. Characterization of unsaturated hydrocarbon
content from light and middle petroleum
distillates using desorption electrospray
ionization (DESI) mass
spectrometry. E. Sokol, A. U. Jackson,
T. Shum, R. Cooks
116. Green methods for improving enzymatic
saccharification of plant based biomass
for cellulosic ethanol by using
oxalic acid pretreatments.
D. W. Berke-Schlessel,S.Das,
R. Wexler, Y. Wei
117. Xylose production with Thermobacillus
composti immobilized on a porous gel
carrier. Y. Nakane, K. Watanabe,
K. Nakagawa, T. Sakaguchi
118. Mono- and multilayer surface alloys as
electrocatalysts. X. Yang,J.Fu,
B. E. Koel
119. Adsorption, dissociation of H 2 molecules
on Ni(001) surface of Ni/YSZ slab: A
DFT study. H. Chen,J.Chang,J.Lu
120. Gas phase decomposition of methyl
formate. S. Dooley, T. Farouk, F. L. Dryer
121. Comparison of kinetic pathways in oxidation
of 1,3,5-trimethylbenzene and propylbenzene.
S. Jahangirian, S. Dooley,
F. L. Dryer
122. CO2 sequestration and coal gasification
using the Versatile Atmospheric dielectric
barrier Discharge ExpeRiment (VADER).
M. A. Lindon, E. Scime, D. Shekhawat,
M. Gallagher, D. Berry
123. Green heterogeneous catalytic conversion
of bioethanol into n- and branched
butanol on hydroxyapatites. L. Carreno,
K. P. Ibarra, D. J. Portillo
124. Gas phase decomposition of the most
basic methyl ester, methyl formate.
S. Dooley, T. Farouk, F. Dryer
125. Selective sulfur removal from JP-8 jet
fuel. M. Timko, L. Gonzalez, L. Shafer,
J. Tester, P. Kracke, W. Green
126. Preparation and characterization of a
RuNi catalyst for biomass conversion to
advanced alcohols. L. Song,J.Chen
127. Diffusion coefficient-formula weight
correlation analysis via DOSY NMR to examine
acylglyceride mixtures and biodiesel
production. G. L. Kagan,
A. M. Socha, W. Li, R. Hopson,
J. K. Sello, P. G. Williard
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Hall C
Chemistry for Energy: Student Posters
C. Burgess, Y. Alvarez Rojas, M. Hill,
Organizers
8:00–10:00
128. In-reactor production of esterified biooil
via methanol injection.
P. Bhattacharya, P. Steele, E. Hassan,
L. Ingram
129. Performance degradation and recovery
effect of direct formic acid fuel cells using
a palladium anode catalyst. S. Baek,
Y. Kwon, J. Han, J. Kim
130. Carbon nanotube supported Pt and
Pt-Co bimetallic catalyst: Structure and
aqueous phase reforming activity.
X. Wang, N. Li, L. D. Pfefferle, G. L. Haller
131. New phosphonic acid based copolymer
membrane for fuel cell applications.
G. J. Schlichting, A. M. Herring
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Hall C
Sci-Mix
C. Liu, Organizer
8:00–10:00
2, 3, 11, 15, 18, 23, 34, 40, 41, 54, 74, 75,
101. See previous listings.
158, 180, 210, 217, 218, 226, 236, 247, 252,
253, 265. See subsequent listings.
General Catalysis Sponsored by CATL
(probationary), Cosponsored by COLL, FUEL,
and PETR
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