TECHNICAL PROGRAM - American Chemical Society Publications

Section A
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Pacific Ballroom D
New Energy Technologies
Solar Cell and Solar Fuels
C. Liu, J. Chen, J. Wang, Organizers
G. Lu, J. Wang, Presiding
3:50 187. Roles of nanocavities and alternate
structures structural on TiO2 nanoribbon
for visible-light induced photocatalytic
H2 evolution. G. Lu
4:20 188. Improving bulk heterojunction solar
cells through controlling their nanostructure.
N. C. Cates, G. F. Burkhard,
R. Gysel, Z. Beiley, E. T. Hoke,
S. R. Scully, C. E. Miller, M. F. Toney,
M. Heeney, I. McCulloch,
M. D. McGehee
4:50 189. Artificial photosynthesis by bacteria-templated
micro/nanostructures.
T. Fan, H. Zhou, D. Zhang
5:20 190. I-Doped titanium dioxide nanocrystalline
films: Preparation, characterization,
and application for dye sensitized
solar cells. Q. Hou, X. Tao, J. Chen
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Section A
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Pacific Ballroom D
New Energy Technologies
Catalysis and Biomass Conversion
C. Liu, J. Chen, J. Wang, Organizers
J. Wang, M. Maroto Valer, Presiding
8:30 191. Reliable fabrication of highly b-oriented
pure silica and hetero-atom MFI
zeolite membranes for ethanol recovery
from dilute aqueous solution. L. Lang,
X. Liu, X. Liu, B. Zhang
9:00 192. Novel catalytic methods for the
conversion of methane and biomass to
alternative energy sources. K. Yoo,
P. Pullanikat, J. Lee, J. Olsen, R. Giles,
K. Jung
9:30 193. Novel pH-swing process using
ammonium salts for CO 2 mineralization.
M. Maroto-Valer,X.Wang
10:00 194. Catalysis of lignin depolymerization
in ionic liquids. S. Jia, B. Cox,
X. Guo, Z. Zhang, J. Ekerdt
10:30 Intermission
10:40 195. Second generation biodiesel:
From cellulose to 5-HMF derivates.
G. Centi, S. Perathoner, P. Lanzafame,
D. Temi, A. Macario, G. Giordano
11:10 196. Catalytic active sites for H 2 production
from bio-alcohols over transition
metal oxide nanoparticles. Z. He,
X. Wang
11:40 197. Direct catalytic conversion of
biomass into glycols using tungstenbased
catalysts. A. Wang, M. Zheng,
N. Ji, Y. Zhang, Y. Huang, T. Zhang
Section B
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Pacific Ballroom E
Storch Award: Symposium in Honor of
Chunshan Song
Catalytic Fuel Processing
C. Song, Organizer
J. Miller, M. Klein, Presiding
8:30 Introductory Remarks
8:35 198. Hydrotreating catalysis: Structure
sensitivity and inhibition effects.
H. Topsøe
9:10 199. Active phase of a nickel phosphide
(Ni 2P) catalyst supported on KUSY
zeolite for the hydrodesulfurization of 4,6-
DMDBT. T. S. Oyama,Y.Lee,
K. Asakura, K. K. Bando, Y. Yoshimura
9:45 200. Hydrodesulfurization performance
of transition metal phosphides prepared
by hydrogen plasma reduction. M. Qin,
Z. Wang, Y. Wang, X. Li, A. Wang,Y.Hu
10:20 Intermission
10:35 201. Catalysis for hydrogen production
and fuel cell applications.
R. J. Farrauto
11:10 202. Distillate-fuel desulfurization and
reforming for SOFC and HTPEM fuel
cells: From science to system integration.
M. Namazian
11:45 203. Using in-situ Fe and Mn K-edge
XANES to study a Mn-promoted Fe/Cu/
SiO 2 catalyst during H 2 reduction and
during the Fischer-Tropsch synthesis.
A. Campos, N. Lohitharn, A. Roy,
J. Goodwin, Jr., J. Spivey
Section C
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Pacific Ballroom G/H
Coal-, Gas-, Biomass- and Waste-to-
Liquids Conversion
A. De Klerk, D. King, Organizers, Presiding
8:30 Introductory Remarks
8:35 204. Catalytic conversion of small oxygenates
from bio-oil to alkylaromatics on
zeolites. D. E. Resasco,X.Zhu,
L. L. Lobban, R. G. Mallinson, T. Hoang
9:10 205. Optimization of zeolites for pyrolytic
conversion of glucose to aromatic
hydrocarbons. A. J. Foster, J. Jae,
G. W. Huber, R. F. Lobo
9:30 206. Examination of hydrothermal lignin
conversion using carbon monoxide.
M. Hill Bembenic, C. Burgess Clifford
9:50 207. Preliminary study of methyl
okeate’s oxidation (biodiesel) in a tubular
reactor. M. Lu,M.Chai
10:10 Intermission
10:25 208. Indirect liquefaction carbon efficiency.
A. de Klerk
10:45 209. Supercritical deoxygenation of
model bio-oil oxygenates. J. W. Ford,
H. Wan, R. V. Chaudhari,
B. Subramaniam
11:05 210. Hydrodeoxygenation of glycerol
into bio-crude. M. Tymchyshyn,
A. Parmar, C. C. Xu
11:25 211. Impact of solvent type and conditions
on the yields and compositions of
oils from thermolytic extraction of biomass.
C. E. Snape,H.Deng,
W. Meredith, C. Uguna
11:45 212. Production of upgraded biofuels:
HDO of phenol over Ni-W/C catalysts.
S. Echeandia Medina,
P. L. Arias Ergueta, B. T. Pawelec,
J. L. Garcia Fierro
Section D
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Caspian
Chemistry, Production, and Use of Green
Fuels
Chemistry and Use of Green Fuels
S. Minteer, M. Cooney, Organizers,
Presiding
9:00 Introductory Remarks
9:05 213. Synthesis and characterization of
multiblock hydrophobic partially fluorinated
(polyarylene ether ketone) -hydrophilic
(disulfonated polyarylene ether sulfone)
copolymers for proton exchange
membranes. Y. Chen, C. Lee, O. Lane,
J. E. McGrath
9:25 214. Developing a complete oxidation
direct electron transfer glucose biofuel
cell. S. Xu, S. Minteer
9:45 215. Fuel cells that use mitochondria
as energy conversion matrices to generate
electricity from biofuels.
R. Arechederra, S. D. Minteer
10:05 216. GM’s powertrain diversity strategy.
L. Bednarova
10:25 Intermission
10:40 217. Bimettalic - doped ZnO sorbents
for simultaneous H 2S removal and COS
hydrolysis from reformate streams.
P. P. Dhage, A. Samokhvalov,
B. J. Tatarchuk, D. Repala
11:00 218. Alkane-capped aluminum nanoparticles.
S. W. Buckner, P. A. Jelliss,
D. W. Hammerstroem, C. E. Bunker,
E. A. Guliants, S. E. Hayes, K. M. Wentz
11:20 219. Reaction mechanisms without
borders: Combustion of the butanol isomers
from ��0.25 to ���. M. R. Harper,
K. M. Van Geem, G. B. Marin,
W. H. Green
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Pacific Ballroom D
New Energy Technologies
Biofuel, CO2 and Resources
J. Chen, J. Wang, Organizers
Y. Wang, Presiding
C. Liu, Organizer, Presiding
1:30 220. One step conversion of bio-ethanoltoisobuteneonZn
xZr yO z mixed oxides
with balanced acid-base pairs.
J. Sun, K. Zhu, L. Zhang, J. Liu, Y. Wang
2:00 221. Green process for dimethyl carbonate
synthesis starting from carbon dioxide.
L. He, Z. Yang, A. Liu, J. Gao,
S. Chanfreau
2:30 222. Synthesis of nanoscale HZSM-5
zeolite and its application in alkylation,
dehydration of bio-ethanol and upgrading
of FCC gasoline. X. Guo, H. Long,
Y. Zhao, X. Cheng, L. Sun, J. Bi, X. Wang
3:00 223. Alternative approach to synthesizing
highly active desulfurization catalysts.
Q. Guan, W. Li
3:30 Intermission
3:45 224. Upgrading and refining of Canadian
bitumen and heavy oil. J. Chen,
E. Little
4:15 225. Hydrothermal conversion of biomass
and carbon dioxide into chemicals
and fuels: A potentially useful technology
for improving global carbon cycle by
mimicking nature. F. Jin,Z.Huo,J.Cao,
B. Wu, H. Enomoto
4:45 226. Simultaneous reclamation of derelict
acid mine drainage land and sustainable
energy production using switchgrass.
D. M. Kargbo,S.Al-Abed
5:15 227. Effect of ethanol/water blend fumigated
on combustion process of diesel
engine. C. Yao, X. Chen, Q. Xia, X. Yang,
L. Wei, J. Liu, Y. Xu
Section B
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Pacific Ballroom E
Storch Award: Symposium in Honor of
Chunshan Song Chemicals, Fuels and
Materials
C. Song, Organizer
C. Marshall, J. Spivey, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks
1:35 228. Molecular design and commercial
application of highly selective zeolite catalysts
for alkylaromatics production.
T. F. Degnan,J.S.Beck
2:10 229. Sustainable catalysis for fuels and
chemicals with gas-expanded liquids.
B. Subramaniam
2:45 230. Influence of size and adsorbates
on the L 3,L 2 and L 1 xanes of Pt catalysts.
J. T. Miller, Y. Lei, J. Jelic, H. Liang,
S. Linic, R. Meyer
3:20 Intermission
3:35 231. Biomass to fuels: A European perspective.
A. Sanna, L. Porcu,
J. M. Andresen
4:10 232. Chemistry of carbonaceous mesophase
development and petroleum
coke texture. S. Eser, G. Wang,
R. T. Wincek
4:45 233. Selective catalytic production of
clean hydrocarbon fuels from fossil and
non-fossil resources by removing sulfur
compounds. K. Sakanishi
5:20 234. Shape-selective methylation of aromatics
for environmentally friendly synthesis
of specialty chemicals over zeolite
catalysts. X. Guo, C. Zhang, Y. Zhao,
A. Zhang, M. Liu, X. Wang, C. Song
5:55 Concluding Remarks
Section C
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Pacific Ballroom G/H
Coal-, Gas-, Biomass- and Waste-to-
Liquids Conversion
A. De Klerk, D. King, Organizers, Presiding
1:30 235. Hydrocracking different Fischer-
Tropsch waxes: Model simulations.
C. Gambaro,V.Calemma
1:50 236. Oligomerization of light olefin to
produce jet fuel. J. Zhu,S.K.Saha,
X. Ma, C. Song
2:10 237. Improving the utility of large-scale
coal molecular models by simplifying the
view: 3D models to reactive lattice grids.
Y. E. Alvarez, J. K. Watson,
J. P. Mathews
2:30 238. Evaluating matrix effects on trace
element partitioning during coal combustion
using novel in situ/direct method.
A. A. Raeva, E. I. Kozliak, D. T. Pierce,
W. S. Seames
2:50 239. S-XANES analysis of sulfur forms
in Argonne Premium Coals. T. Bolin
3:10 240. Hexadecane hydrotreating as a
surrogate for Fischer-Tropsch upgrading
to aviation fuel using a Co/MoO 3/silicaalumina
catalyst. H. J. Robota, J. Jones,
A. Stewart, M. Luo
3:30 Intermission
3:45 241. Sequential combination of organic
acid and base treatments for converting
lignocellulosic biomass and cellulose.
Y. Noda, U. Wongsiriwan,
P. Prasassarakich, Y. Yeboah, C. Song
4:05 242. Catalytic conversions of biomassderived
polyols to value added chemicals
and fuels. A. Rahman
4:25 243. Transforming municipal solid
waste (MSW) into fuel via the gasification/
pyrolysis process. E. Kwon,
M. J. Castaldi
4:45 244. DFT evaluation of sodium effects
on the gasification mechanisms of carbonaceous
materials with carbon dioxide.
J. F. Espinal, L. A. Calderón,
F. Mondragón
5:05 245. Gasification of salmon wastes and
small diameter alder. J. A. Soria,
S. Freitas
Section D
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
Caspian
Chemistry, Production, and Use of Green
Fuels
Production of Green Fuels
S. Minteer, M. Cooney, Organizers,
Presiding
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