TECHNICAL PROGRAM - American Chemical Society Publications

I&EC/INOR TECHNICAL PROGRAM
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 160B
Fragrance Design: A Creative Challenge
Cosponsored by CTA ‡ , and WCC ‡
Financially supported by Applied Chemical
Technology subdivision of I&EC
M. Moore, Organizer, Presiding
1:00 26. Fragrance design: A creative challenge.
M. Papas, J. Conlon
TUESDAY EVENING
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Hall C
General Posters
J. T. Ciszewski, Organizer
7:00–9:00
27. Improvement of device performance on
membrane dialysis with ultrafiltration operation.
C. Ho,J.Tu
28. Novel triazine phosphonates derivatives
as economic flame retardant for cotton.
T. Duong Nguyen, S. Chang, B. Condon,
E. Graves, J. Smith
29. Kinetic study of synthesizing 1-(3-phenylpropyl)-pyrrolidine-2,5-dione
under
solid-liquid phase transfer catalytic condition
assisted by microwave irradiation.
M. Wang,C.Chen
30. Pyrolysis characteristics and gasification
of pine and oak trees in a fluidized bed
reactor. S. Kim, Y. Park, J. Kim, W. Cho,
Y. Baek
31. Effect of operational parameters on fast
pyrolysis of palm kernel cake using fluidized
bed reactor. T. Ngo, Y. Seo,J.Kim,
S. Kim
32. Bio-oil and bio-char production from
palm by-products in a fluidized bed reactor.
Y. Park,T.Ngo,J.Kim,S. Kim
33. Synthesis, characterization and photocatalytic
activity of doped TiO 2 under visible
light. J. Virkutyte,R.S.Varma
34. Model-based optimization of preparative
batch HPLC for pharmaceutical development.
N. de Mas, O. K. Lyngberg,
G. Stroehlein, D. C. Chen
35. Numerical investigation of the gas production
behavior of natural gas hydrates
in porous sediments. X. Ruan, Y. Song,
H. Liang
36. Methoxycarbonylation of aliphatic diamines
promoted by in situ generated hydroxide
ion. D. Kim, Y. Shim, D. Nguyen,
H. Kim, M. Cheong
37. Preparation and characterization of mesoporous
ceria-based catalysts for the
production of propylene from CO 2 and
propane. J. Baek,N.Kim,Y.Choi,J.Yi
38. Combustion characteristics of biomass
wastes in a bubbling fluidized bed reactor.
K. Yoo, M. Jang, s. Park, S. Kim,
J. Jung
39. Optimization of operating Parameters of
the hybrid SNCR-SCR process in a pilot
scale flow reactor. S. Kim, K. Yoo,
M. Jang, s. Park, W. Eom
40. Ionic liquid as extractant for the separation
of aromatic compounds and aliphatic
hydrocarbons. D. Kim,H.Kim,
M. Cheong, J. Kim, B. Ahn
41. Zinc naphthenate effects evaluation over
epoxy-based systems applied on insulation
composites. C. S. Goncalves,
T. Koreeda, A. D. Polo
42. Scale up of a continuous pharmaceutical
process. W. R. Perrault, D. J. Knoechel,
D. Erdman, A. Fabian, R. Jackson,
J. Deering, T. Fox, S. Mancini,
E. K. Moreno, C. Rossman
60–TECH
‡ Cooperative Cosponsorship
43. Potentials for utilizing the solubility parameters
in the design of single and
mixed solvents for recycling used lubricating
oils. N. O. Elbashir
44. Removal of sulfur compounds from solvent
extracts of low rank coal. K. Yi,
I. Kim, C. Ko, S. Han, J. Kim
45. Determination of UV filters contained in
sunscreen cosmetic products by highperformance
liquid chromatography.
Y. Zuo, Y. Yang
46. Removal of sulfones in commercial and
model diesel by silica adsorbents: Effect
of oxidant concentration and side products.
C. Ko, S. Han, S. Lim, J. Park,
J. Kim, J. Ryu, Y. Chu, Y. Kim, S. Park,
K. Yi, J. Park, J. Kim
47. Automatic DockOmatic: Ligand and receptor
screening made easy.
R. B. Jacob, C. Bullock
48. Development of environmentally friendly
organometallic catalysis for drug discovery.
N. Hoshiya, S. Shuto, M. Arisawa
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 160B
Applied Metal Ion Separation Chemistry
Financially supported by Separation Science
and Technology subdivision of I&EC
G. Fugate, Organizer, Presiding
8:00 Introductory Remarks
8:05 49. New approach for third phase investigation.
M. Borkowski
8:30 50. Novel use of ESI-IM-TOFMS for the
analysis of inorganic uranyl compounds.
H. H. Hill, Jr., C. L. Crawford,
G. A. Fugate, P. R. Cable-Dunlap,
N. A. Wall
8:55 51. Understanding the electrochemical
behavior of actinides to aid in their separation.
A. E. Visser, N. J. Bridges
9:20 Intermission
9:40 52. Separations using inorganic and
hybrid ion-exchange materials.
D. T. Hobbs, K. M. Taylor-Pashow,
M. C. Elvington, M. D. Nyman,
A. Clearfield, J. Burns
10:05 53. Understanding the role of kinetics
in f element solvent extraction systems.
L. R. Martin, P. R. Zalupski,
R. D. Tillotson
10:30 End of Session Remarks
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 160B
Applied Metal Ion Separation Chemistry
Financially supported by Separation Science
and Technology subdivision of I&EC
G. Fugate, Organizer, Presiding
1:00 Start of Session Remarks
1:05 54. Role of the kinetics of lanthanide
aminopolycarboxylate complexation in
lanthanide/actinide separations.
K. L. Nash, A. Martin, T. Shehee
1:25 55. Toward a better understanding of
the role of lactic acid in the TALSPEAK
process. C. Marie, K. L. Nash, K. Uruga,
T. S. Grimes
1:45 Intermission
2:00 56. Recent advances in extraction
chromatography for separation of actinides
and lanthanides. J. Sulakova,
J. Braley, K. L. Nash
2:20 57. Contributing to the recent discussions
of the fundamentals of TALSPEAK
chemistry. P. Zalupski, L. Martin
2:40 Concluding Remarks
THURSDAY MORNING
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 160B
General Papers
J. T. Ciszewski, Organizer, Presiding
8:00 Introductory Remarks
8:05 58. Poisoning of mixed matrix membranes
for fuel ethanol production from
fermentation broths. R. D. Offeman,
C. N. Ludvik
8:25 59. Synthesis of novel flame retardant
organophosphorus compounds for the
application to cotton textile.
M. Yoshioka-Tarver,M.W.Easson,
B. D. Condon
8:45 60. Multiple linear regression analysis
of NOx and PM10 emissions from plasma
cutting operations. R. U. Edgehill
9:05 61. Comparison of post-stress responses
of various porous carbon electrodes
in supercapacitors. G. Gourdin,
T. Jiang, P. Smith, D. Qu
9:25 Intermission
9:45 62. Survivability of Bacillus anthracis
(Sterne strain) in processed liquid eggs.
S. A. Khan, K. Sung, M. S. Nawaz,
C. E. Cerniglia, M. L. Tamplin,
R. W. Phillips, L. C. Kelley
10:05 63. Microwave-assisted polymerization
of �-Caprolactone using Stannous
2-Ethylhexanoate and purposely added
alcohol. N. T. Nguyen, M. J. Kamaruddin,
S. M. Howdle, S. W. Kingman,
J. P. Robinson, D. J. Irvine
10:25 64. Withdrawn
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 160B
General Papers
J. T. Ciszewski, Organizer, Presiding
1:00 Introductory Remarks
1:05 65. Toward zero emission of sulfur species:
Using alumina nanofiber-based adsorbent
for Claus tail gas processing.
P. D. Clark, R. Sui
1:25 66. Green synthesis of highly crystalline
and visible-light sensitive C-, N- and Scodoped
with Ag TiO 2 nanocatalysts.
J. Virkutyte,R.S.Varma
1:45 67. FCC selectivity studied in lab-scale
units and pilot plants. G. M. Bollas,
D. Orlicki, H. Ma
2:05 Intermission
2:25 68. Nanosized Ti doped �-Fe 2O 3:A
novel magnetic sorbent for the removal of
gaseous elemental mercury from flue gas.
S. Yang, N. Yan,H.He,D.Wu,Q.Zhou
2:45 69. Direct synthesis of hydrogen peroxide
based on microreactor technology.
T. Inoue, K. Ohtaki, Y. Kikutani, K. Sato,
M. Nishioka, S. Hamakawa, K. Mawatari,
A. Hibara, F. Mizukami, T. Kitamori
3:05 70. DSC-like thermal analysis of large
(gram-sized) materials used in processing,
agriculture, building and food industries.
P. Ralbovsky, J. L. Ralbovsky
3:25 71. Hydrothermal synthesis of construction
materials from river sediment
and loess. Z. Jing, F. Jin, L. Lu, X. Pan,
H. Ishida
INOR
Division of Inorganic
Chemistry
B. Donovan-Merkert and
M. Millar, Program Chairs
SUNDAY MORNING
Section B
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 258C
Organometallic Chemistry Catalysis
N. Radu, Organizer
O. Ozerov, Presiding
8:30 1. Competitive C-H/C-O oxidative addition
reactions at pincer-supported Rh
centers and implications for catalysis.
O. V. Ozerov, Y. Zhu, D. E. Herbert
8:50 2. Catalytic carbene transfer reactions
with iridium(III) porphyrins. B. J. Anding,
L. K. Woo
9:10 3. Comparison of the reactivities of a
terminal alkene and an internal alkyne in
platinum-catalyzed hydrosilylation reactions.
M. K. Kolel-Veetil, T. M. Keller
9:30 4. Catalytic H/D exchange and acetoxylation
of aromatic compounds using
novel Pt and Pd complexes.
M. H. Emmert,M.S.Sanford
9:50 5. Factors affecting the oxidative addition
of N-H and C-H bonds to iridium
complexes. D. Y. Wang, Y. Choliy,
K. Krogh-Jespersen, J. F. Hartwig,
A. S. Goldman
10:10 6. Study of ethylene hydrophenylation
catalyzed by cationic Pt(II) complexes.
T. B. Gunnoe, B. A. McKeown,
M. R. Friedfeld, T. R. Cundari, M. Sabat
10:30 Intermission
10:35 7. Electrophilic Ir(III) catalyzed 1,2-hydride
shift/Friedel-Crafts alkylation sequence
of heteroaryl enones. T. Vaidya,
A. J. Frontier, R. Eisenberg
10:55 8. Are formyl complexes intermediates
in CO2 reduction catalysis? A computational
and experimental study.
J. G. Andino,M.Baik
11:15 9. Oxidative addition of sp 3 -C-F and
sp 3 -C-O bonds by pincer-ligated iridium
complexes. J. Choi, T. J. Emge,
K. Krogh-Jespersen, A. S. Goldman
11:35 10. Insights into the iridium-catalyzed
water oxidation mechanism from a DFT
study. D. Balcells, O. Eisenstein,
R. H. Crabtree, A. Lledos
11:55 11. Metal oxo complexes for the catalytic
activation of syn gas. E. A. Ison,
J. L. Smeltz, P. D. Boyle
12:15 12. Experimental and theoretical studies
on the mechanism of hydrogenation
by � 6 -arene �-diketiminato -ruthenium
and -osmium complexes. A. D. Phillips,
D. Schreiber, P. J. Dyson
Section D
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 259A/B
Coordination Chemistry
Characterization and Applications
D. Crans, Organizer
M. Guo, Presiding
8:30 13. Fe 8-based contrast agents for MRI:
Targeting ovarian cancer cells.
K. A. Parga, I. Chakraborty, R. G. Raptis
8:50 14. Synthetic strategies for the development
of novel Pt anticancer compounds.
J. J. Wilson, J. Fedoce Lopes,
S. J. Lippard
9:10 15. Cobalt(III)-cyclophosphate complexes
in aqueous solutions. M. Montag,
C. R. Clough, P. Mueller, C. C. Cummins
9:30 16. Insights into the interaction of thiolate-bound
Zn 2� with nitric oxide and Snitrosothiols.
J. Kozhukh, S. J. Lippard
9:50 17. Rhodamine B lactam-based sensors
for detecting biologically important
zinc ions. P. Du, S. J. Lippard
10:10 18. Mystery behind monomeric
square-planar cobalt(II) acetylacetonate.
E. V. Dikarev, J. Yang, V. D. Vreshch,
A. S. Filatov, H. Zhang
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