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3:40 87. NMR solution studies on NikR and
UreE: Proteins involved in the biochemistry
of nickel. S. Ciurli
4:00 88. Carboxylic acids enhance the activity
of biomimetic 3d-metal complexes in
hydrogen peroxide activation reactions.
E. V. Rybak-Akimova, O. V. Makhlynets,
V. G. Organo, T. D. Palluccio
4:20 89. Ligand and metal effects on the formation
of O 2-reactive divalent metal enolate
complexes: Evaluation of the influence
of water. K. Grubel, K. Rudzka,
C. Read, A. Fuller, L. M. Berreau,
A. M. Arif
4:40 90. Synthesis and stability of the clusters
[Fe 4S 4(SR) 4] 2- in aqueous and partially
aqueous media. W. Lo,T.A.Scott,
R. H. Holm
5:00 91. Site-differentiated iron-sulfur single
cubanes as possible building blocks in
the synthesis of higher-nuclearity clusters.
A. Majumdar,L.Deng,R.H.Holm
Section D
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 259A/B
Coordination Chemistry
Synthesis
D. Crans, Organizer
J. Scott, Presiding
1:30 92. Zeolitic boron imidazolate frameworks.
T. Wu, J. Zhang, C. Zhou,
L. Wang, X. Bu, P. Feng
1:50 93. Rational design of a porous metal
organic framework and its gas absorption
properties. X. Zhao,T.Wu,X.Bu,
P. Feng
2:10 94. Different ferroelectricity in two isostructural
1D coordination polymers.
L. Long
2:30 95. Clathrochelate frameworks as the
promising molecular scaffolds for new
nanosized (photo)electronic devices and
(radio)pharmaceuticals. Y. Z. Voloshin,
O. A. Varzatskii, S. V. Shul’ga,
A. S. Belov, I. G. Makarenko,
K. Y. Zhizhin, N. T. Kuznetsov,
Y. N. Bubnov
2:50 96. Construction of high-nuclearity silver
alkynyl clusters with anion templates.
Q. Wang
3:10 97. Magnetic chain compounds incorporating
[ReCl 4(CN) 2] 2- . T. D. Harris,
M. V. Bennett, R. Clerac, J. R. Long
3:30 Intermission
3:40 98. Using tripodal amine ligands to
synthesize Cu-Gd bimetallic complexes.
C. A. Barta, J. Post, B. Hervert, J. Kranz
4:00 99. Synthesis of biorelevant zinc and
copper complexes by utilizing bulky
Tris(3-R-5-R�-1,2,4-triazolyl)borate
(Ttz R,R� ) ligands. M. Kumar, E. T. Papish,
M. Zeller
4:20 100. New reactivity of anionic niobium
phosphide complexes: Activation of P 4
and generation of diatomic PN. D. Tofan,
C. C. Cummins
4:40 101. Design and development of reactive
metal-ligand systems. C. C. Lu
5:00 102. Trinuclear manganese clusters assembled
with a novel tripodal tacn-based
ligand. R. Cao, S. J. Lippard
5:20 103. Synthesis and characterization of
transition metal complexes supported by
triazine-based ligands. K. D. Chisholm,
J. Cull, J. Scott
Section E
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 257A
Electrochemistry
62–TECH
B. Donovan-Merkert, Organizer
Y. Hao, Presiding
‡ Cooperative Cosponsorship
1:30 104. Development of non-flammable
electrolytes for lithium ion batteries.
S. Dalavi, M. Xu, B. Ravdel, B. L. Lucht
1:50 105. Inhibition of electrolyte oxidation
in lithium ion batteries with electrolyte additives.
T. Markmaitree,L.Yang,
B. Lucht
2:10 106. Electrochemical reduction of dinitrogen
to ammonia using the
[HIPTN 3N]Mo catalyst. T. Munisamy,
R. R. Schrock
2:30 107. Oxygen evolution mediated by a
cobalt based thin film electrocatalyst.
Y. Surendranath, D. G. Nocera
2:50 108. Investigation of photocatalytic hydrogen
generation by light-initiated chronoamperometry.
J. I. Goldsmith
3:10 Intermission
3:20 109. Electrocatalysis of oxygen evolution
reaction in Li-air batteries for energy
storage application. Y. Lu,
H. A. Gasteiger, Y. Shao-Horn
3:40 110. Remarkable reactivity of ruthenium
catalyst for C-H activation: A case
study of alcohol oxidation. A. Paul,
J. Hull, Z. Chen, T. J. Meyer
4:00 111. Electron transfer on vertically
aligned carbon nanofibers. E. C. Landis,
R. J. Hamers
4:20 112. Effect of cationic species on the
oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) activity
of perovskite transition metal oxides in
the alkaline environment: Elucidating the
charge transfer mechanism on model oxide
surfaces. J. Suntivich, N. Yabuuchi,
H. A. Gasteiger, Y. Shao-horn
4:40 113. Formation of Au nanoparticles
through reduction of Na 3Au(SO 3) 2 by
electrochemically evolved hydrogen.
Y. Hao, Y. Li, C. Huang, C. Muangphat
Section F
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 257B
Chemistry of Materials
Novel Applications
D. Nelson, Organizer
P. Kim, Presiding
1:30 114. Employing permanganate oxidations
in organic chemistry as a synthetic
route toward LiMn 2O 4 spinel, a Li-ion
battery cathode material. B. M. Bartlett,
B. J. Liddle, B. P. Clifford
1:50 115. Cobalt-based catalyst deposited
on low-bandgap semiconductor photoanodes
for visible-light induced water oxidation.
R. Costi, E. R. Young, V. Bulovic,
D. G. Nocera
2:10 116. Hafnium (IV) and zirconium (IV)
porphyrinato and phthalocyaninato diacetate
complexes as new dyes for solar
cell devices. I. Radivojevic, C. M. Drain,
M. Sfeir, C. T. Black, B. P. Burton-Pye
2:30 117. New Tantalum (oxy)nitride photocatalysts
designed for overall water splitting
under visible light. C. Ho,
M. J. Randall, P. T. Snee, K. Low
2:50 118. Role of inorganic anions in crystal
engineering of novel materials for nonlinear
optics based on hydrogen bonded
salts of polarizable organic molecules.
I. Nemec, I. Matulkova, M. Fridrichova,
I. Cisarova, R. Gyepes, P. Nemec
3:10 119. Hierarchical self-assembly of
nanoparticles and nanofibers: Toward
photocatalysis. F. O. Ochanda,
M. R. Barnett
3:30 Intermission
3:50 120. Development of thin film cobalt
metal anode as scaffold and Co 2� source
for formation of cobalt-based water oxidation
catalyst. E. R. Young, V. Bulovic
4:10 121. Facile size-tuning of gold nanoparticles
onto thiol functionalized carbon
nanotubes and their electrocatalytic activity
for oxygen reduction reaction.
J. Kim, S. Lee, S. Chen, Y. Shao-Horn
4:30 122. Phthalocyanines for thermoelectric
applications. D. S. Dudis,
J. Shumaker, C. Chen, J. B. Ferguson,
J. E. Schmidt, E. Kemp, A. V. Fratini
Section G
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 256
Nanoscience
Zero-dimensional Structures
S. Wong, Organizer
J. Pettibone, Presiding
1:30 123. AuPt nanoparticles with a Pt-rich
surface layer. Z. Xu, J. Suntivich, J. Kim,
C. Carlton, H. Gasteiger, Y. Shao-Horn,
K. Hamad-Schifferli
1:50 124. Pd 0 ,Ag 0 , and Au 0 nanoparticles
supported on porous, thermally stable
M IV phosphonate frameworks.
H. P. Perry, J. Law, A. Clearfield
2:10 125. Synthesis and shape control of Pt
and Pt-based alloy nanocrystals.
Y. Kang, X. Ye, C. B. Murray
2:30 126. Nanocomposite materials: A simple
route toward effective supported
nanocatalysts. S. E. Hunyadi Murph,
E. B. Fox, S. Serkiz, H. Colon-Mercado,
L. Sexton, R. D. Torres, M. Siegfried
2:50 127. Growth and formation of tunable,
monodisperse phosphine-protected gold
clusters. J. M. Pettibone, J. W. Hudgens
3:20 Intermission
3:30 128. Shape controlled colloidal synthesis
of rock-salt lead selenide nanocrystals.
A. M. Jawaid, D. Asunskis,
L. Hanley, P. T. Snee
4:00 129. Quantitative and size-tunable
quantum growth using sec-phosphine
chalcogenide anion sources.
C. M. Evans
4:20 130. Rational synthesis of heterostructured
nanoparticles with shape control.
C. Wang, V. R. Stamenkovic,
N. M. Markovic
4:40 131. Generalized strategy for the photochemical
synthesis of group II-VI nanoparticles.
T. Warwick, W. Thornley,
T. E. bitterwolf
5:00 132. Simple synthesis of Pd-Fe3O4
heterodimer nanocrystals and their applications
to magnetically recyclable catalyst
for Suzuki cross-coupling reactions.
Y. Jang,T.Hyeon
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 258A
Commemoration of the Founding of the
ACS Journal Organometallics
Reminiscences, Catalysis, Main Group,
Organosilicon
D. Lichtenberger, Organizer
M. Bochmann, Presiding
1:50 Introductory Remarks
2:00 133. Third generation: Thousands of
new catalysts for olefin metathesis.
R. R. Schrock, A. J. King, S. Marinescu,
Y. Zhao, A. Lichtscheidl, M. Flook,
L. Gerber
2:30 134. Dietmar Seyferth’s favorites: The
elements of group 14. H. W. Roesky
3:00 135. Researches on unusual molecular
organic compounds of the lanthanides.
M. F. Lappert
3:30 Intermission
3:45 136. New pathways in metal-mediated
transformations of organosilicon compounds.
D. Tilley
4:15 137. Stoichiometric and catalytic reactions
of the (pentamethylcyclopentadienyl)silicon(II)
cation. P. Jutzi,
K. Leszczynska, A. Mix, B. Rummel
4:45 138. Heteroallenes E�C�E� (E, E��
group 14 and 15 elements). J. Escudie
5:15 139. Changing pathways by replacing
carbon by silicon: Examples in d and f
transition metal compounds.
O. Eisenstein
Synthetic Chemistry for Biological Imaging,
Quantitation, and Discovery Sponsored by
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SUNDAY EVENING
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Hall C
Bioinorganic Chemistry
M. Millar, Organizer
7:00–9:00
140. New chiral dinuclear platinum(II) complexes
bridged by tartrate: Unique diastereoselective
effect on antitumor growth
inhibition. S. Kaizaki
141. Analysis of DNA mismatches and potassium
ions using an aptamer probe and
light switch complex. J. Kim
142. Detection of small molecules and ions
using conformational changes of DNA
aptamers. J. Kim, B. N. Oh,M.Cha
143. Near-stoichiometric conversion of hydrogen
peroxide to oxoiron(IV) intermediates
at nonheme iron centers. F. Li,
J. England, L. Que
144. Olefin cis-dihydroxylation with bio-inspired
iron catalysts containing facial N,
N, O-ligands that mimic the active site of
Rieske dioxygenases. Y. Feng,
P. D. Oldenburg, L. Que
145. Reaction paths in Mg(II) and Ca(II) catalyzed
transesterification of an RNA model
phosphodiester. D. O. Corona-Martínez,
A. K. Yatsimirsky
146. Reactivity of thiolate dinitrosyl iron
complexes with dioxygen. H. Kalyvas,
E. Kim
147. Synthesis and dioxygen reactivity of Nbound
dinitrosyl iron complexes.
K. M. Skodje,N.Tran,E.Kim
148. Investigating the NO reduction mechanism
in terminal oxidases by low temperature
photolysis studies. T. Hayashi,
P. T. Moenne-Loccoz
149. Active site of carbon monoxide dehydrogenase:
Electronic structure studies of
bridged molybdenum-copper complexes.
A. Dinescu,J.Ash
150. Investigating the nickel- and cobaltspecific
response in the E. coli transcriptional
derepressor, RcnR. K. A. Higgins,
M. J. Maroney
Section B
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Hall C
General Inorganic Chemistry
B. Donovan-Merkert, M. Millar, Organizers
7:00–9:00
151. Transition metal-salicylaldehyde complexes:
Photophysical properties and applications.
J. E. Bates, J. E. McGarrah
152. Novel hydrogen-bonded host lattice
built of 1-(diaminomethylene)thiourea and
its derivative of 3-amino-1,2,4-thiadiazole-5-carbamate
anion. J. Zhang, Q. Li
153. Synthesis, luminescent and electrical
characterization of two ruthenium complexes.
S. Manickam, S. Sivasankaran,
B. Varghese, R. Ramanathan
154. Characterization of proton coupled
electron transfer in a biomimetic oxomanganese
complex: Evaluation of the DFT
B3LYP level of theory. T. Wang,
G. Brudvig, V. Batista
155. New class of chiral ligands for the aqueous,
lanthanide-catalyzed carbon–carbon
bond-forming reactions. Y. Mei,
P. Dissanayake, M. J. Allen
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