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INOR TECHNICAL PROGRAM
2:40 360. Influence of morpholgy and processing
on X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic
characterization of SrO-CaO-
ZnO-SiO2 bioglass. F. R. Laffir,
A. W. Wren, M. R. Towler
3:00 Intermission
3:10 361. Identification and quantification of
oxygen containing surface functional
groups on carbon materials by X-ray absorption
near edge structure (XANES)
spectroscopy. Y. Chen,K.Kim,P.Zhu
3:30 362. Developing turn-on fluorescent
sensors for iron imaging in live neuronal
cells. Y. Wei, Z. Aydin, Y. Zhang, Z. Liu,
M. Guo
3:50 363. Na-ion cathode electrodes for grid
scale energy storage. Y. Fan, T. Gardner,
V. Abdelsayed
4:10 364. Electrogenerated chemiluminescence
of Pt(II) complexes and corresponding
metallopolymers. X. Chen,
X. Yang, B. J. Holliday
4:30 365. Non-noble metal catalysts impregnated
in chemically reduced graphene
for oxygen reduction reaction.
H. Byon, J. Suntivich, S. Yang
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MONDAY EVENING
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Hall C
Sci-Mix
B. Donovan-Merkert, M. Millar, Organizers
8:00–10:00
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764, 766, 767, 770, 772, 775, 779, 782,
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TUESDAY MORNING
Section C
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 258B
Ligand Design and Metal Behavior
L. Doerrer, M. Millar, S. Koch, Organizers
T. Agapie, Presiding
8:30 366. Multinuclear metal complexes
supported by diphenylbenzene and triphenylbenzene
frameworks decorated
with P, N, and O donors. T. Agapie,
A. Velian, S. Lin, E. Tsui, J. Kanady
9:00 367. Masked three-coordinate vanadium(II)
complexes. B. L. Tran, M. Pink,
D. J. Mindiola
9:30 368. Small molecule activation at reactive
iron and uranium centers: Control of
reactivity via molecular architecture.
K. Meyer
10:00 Intermission
10:10 369. Tuning metal ligands for specific
songs. K. N. Raymond
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10:50 370. Exploring the feasibility of N 2 fixation
at single and multiple iron sites.
J. C. Peters
11:20 371. Iron–TAML activators: Designing
ligands to achieve peroxidase mimics.
T. J. Collins
Section E
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 257A
Bioinorganic Chemistry
M. Millar, S. Koch, Organizers
A. Barrios, K. Franz, Presiding
8:30 372. Targeting DNA mismatches with
metalloinsertors. J. K. Barton
9:10 373. X-ray structure and mechanism of
RNA polymerase II stalled by a monofunctional
antineoplastic agent. D. Wang,
G. Zhu, X. Huang, S. J. Lippard
9:30 374. Probing the outer reaches of the
folding funnel of c-type cytochromes.
B. E. Bowler, T. A. Dar, F. O. Tzul,
M. L. Finnegan, K. A. Khan,
T. A. Danielson
9:50 375. Molecular probes put tyrosine
phosphorylation in the spotlight.
A. M. Barrios
10:10 376. Nickel binding and release by
Escherichia coli hydrogenase biosynthetic
proteins. D. B. Zamble,
H. Kaluarachchi, K. C. Chan Chung,
F. Cai
10:30 Intermission
10:40 377. Cu(II) complexes of (oligo)nucleotides:
Structure determination with the
help of pulsed EPR spectroscopy.
M. Santangelo, P. M. Antoni,
A. Medina-Molner, G. Mitrikas,
G. Jeschke, B. Spingler
11:00 378. Evolutionary constraint on DNA
structure in the human genome.
T. D. Tullius, S. C. Parker,
E. H. Margulies
11:20 379. Insights into the role of histidine
in Ctr1-dependent copper uptake.
K. J. Franz,K.L.Haas
11:40 380. Judicious placement of a methylene
or methyl group on a ligand for copper:
Subsequent copper complex redox
behavior or dioxygen chemistry.
K. D. Karlin
Section G
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 256
Inorganic Catalysts
B. Donovan-Merkert, Organizer
C. Berlinguette, Presiding
8:30 381. Design of a molecularly-imprinted
Ru-complex catalyst for regio- and
shape-selective limonene epoxidation.
S. Muratsugu, Y. Yang, M. Kinoshita,
M. Tada
8:50 382. Electrocatalytic oxygen reduction
mediated by metalo-hangman-xantheneporphyrin
and –corrole complexes.
R. McGuire, D. K. Dogutan,
Y. Shao-Horn, D. G. Nocera
9:10 383. New visible light photocatalyst,
ZnBiGaO 4 for photocatalytic solar hydrogen
production. J. Baeg,S.Moon,
K. Kong
9:30 384. Electrocatalytic C-H bond activation
with Ru: Transferring reactivity from
homogeneous solution to nanomaterial
electrode surfaces. J. F. Hull,Z.Chen,
T. J. Meyer
9:50 385. Self-healing oxygen-evolving catalyst.
D. A. Lutterman, Y. Surendranath,
D. G. Nocera
10:10 Intermission
10:20 386. Critical examination of catalytic
water oxidation by mononuclear complexes.
C. P. Berlinguette
10:40 387. Preparation of supported intermetallic
AuCu and AuCu 3 nanoparticle
catalyst for CO oxidation. J. C. Bauer,
D. Mullins, S. H. Overbury, S. Dai
11:00 388. Tailoring Pt-bimetallic alloy
nanoparticles for electrocatalytic reduction
of oxygen. C. Wang,
V. R. Stamenkovic, N. M. Markovic
11:20 389. From surface-inspired oxovanadium
silsesquioxane models to active
catalysts for the oxidation of alcohols
with O 2: The cinnamic acid/metavanadate
system. C. Limberg,C.Ohde
11:40 390. Aerobic alcohol oxidation catalyzed
by vanadium(V) complexes.
S. K. Hanson, R. T. Baker, J. C. Gordon,
B. L. Scott, L. A. Silks, D. L. Thorn, R. Wu
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 258A
Commemoration of the Founding of the
ACS Journal Organometallics
Synthesis and Catalysis
D. Lichtenberger, Organizer
D. Sweigart, Presiding
9:00 391. Homogeneous and biocatalysis in
concert: Hybrids of ECE-pincer organometallics
and lipases. G. van Koten
9:30 392. Direct �-alkylation of amines: Catalytic
hydroaminoalkylation with amidate
complexes. L. L. Schafer
10:00 393. F-block complexes with labile Nheterocyclic
carbenes: Small molecule
activation and unusual new bonding motifs.
P. L. Arnold, Z. R. Turner,
A. I. Germeroth, S. Zlatogorsky,
S. M. Mansell, B. F. Perandones,
R. M. Bellabarba, R. P. Tooze
10:30 Intermission
10:45 394. Pursuit of a terminal uranium nitride
using mixed-ligand frameworks.
J. L. Kiplinger
11:15 395. Subtleties in organometallic
bond activation. W. D. Jones
11:45 396. Reactions of frustrated Lewis
pairs with alkenes and alkynes.
C. Mömming, C. Chen, P. Feldhaus,
O. Ekkert, T. Voss, G. Kehr, R. Fröhlich,
G. Erker
Section B
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 258C
Inorganic Materials: Electrochemistry and
Battery Applications
E. Takeuchi, K. Takeuchi, Organizers
A. Marschilok, Organizer, Presiding
9:00 397. Novel composite air cathodes for
energy storage. A. C. Marschilok,S.Lee,
S. Zhu, C. Milleville, C. Lee, P. Chen,
E. S. Takeuchi, K. J. Takeuchi
9:30 398. Using disorder and architectural
design to improve electrical energy storage
devices. J. W. Long, B. P. Hahn,
M. B. Sassin, J. Wallace, K. A. Pettigrew,
M. Osofsky, A. N. Mansour,
D. R. Rolison
10:00 399. Electrodeposition as a key tool
for the fabrication of 3D lithium-ion rechargeable
batteries. A. L. Prieto,
T. S. Arthur, D. C. Johnson, J. M. Mosby
10:30 400. Lithium phosphorus oxynitride
solid electrolyte: Applications beyond thin
film batteries. N. J. Dudney,Y.Kim,
W. Tenhaeff, E. Herbert, G. Veith
11:00 401. Catalysis studies and electrode
design considerations for Lithium-air batteries.
Y. Lu, J. R. Harding, Y. Tsukada,
H. A. Gasteiger, Y. Shao-Horn
Section D
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 259A/B
ACS Inorganic Nanoscience Award:
Symposium in Honor of Frank Osterloh
D. Nelson, Organizer, Presiding
9:00 History of Nanoscience Award and Introduction
of Dr. Frank Osterloh
9:10 402. Making fuel from sunshine: Inorganic
nanomaterials for photocatalytic
hydrogen production. F. E. Osterloh
9:55 403. New functional materials from topochemical
reactions of layer perovskites.
C. N. Henderson, S. Kannan,
E. C. Sklute, M. Eguchi, Y. Kobayashi,
J. Kwak, T. E. Mallouk
10:25 Intermission
10:40 404. Applications of coordination
chemistry in the synthesis of single-molecule
magnets. J. D. Rinehart, T. Harris,
D. E. Freedman, J. M. Zadrozny,
K. R. Meihaus, X. Feng,
P. Dechambenoit, B. Bechlars,
D. M. Jenkins, D. M. D’Alessandro,
J. R. Long
11:10 405. New strategies for improving
photoresponse for solar energy conversion
using nanocomposites. J. Z. Zhang
11:40 406. Pathway from a molecular precursor
to silver nanoparticles: The prominent
role of aggregative growth.
V. N. Richards, N. P. Rath, W. E. Buhro
Section F
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 257B
Organometallic Chemistry
Applications to Organic Transformations
N. Radu, Organizer
D. Balcells, Presiding
9:00 407. Development of one-pot, single
solvent processes for aromatic C-H borylation/Suzuki-Miyaura
cross-coupling sequences.
P. Harrisson, J. Morris,
P. G. Steel, T. B. Marder
9:20 408. Oxidation of olefins with hydrogen
peroxide and polyoxometalates in ionic
liquids and fluorinated alcohols as “magic
solvents”. M. Carraro, S. Berardi,
M. Gardan, M. Bonchio, G. Scorrano,
A. Sartorel
9:40 409. Ionic liquids in transition metal catalysis:
An efficient route to valuable compounds.
P. S. Bauerlein,T.L.terLaak,
P. de Voogt, C. Müller, D. Vogt,
I. J. Fairlamb, J. M. Slattery,
A. C. Whitwood, A. F. Lee
10:00 Intermission
10:05 410. Chiral SPAN ligands: A new toolbox
of ligands for asymmetric catalysis.
N. D. Clément, O. Jacquet,
P. W. van Leeuwen
10:25 411. C-H oxidation by Mn porphyrins:
A DFT study on the nature of the active
species and the reaction mechanism.
D. Balcells, C. Raynaud, O. Eisenstein,
R. H. Crabtree
10:45 412. Rational design approach toward
developing chiral diNHC ligands: New
Pd(NHC) complexes and their use in enantioseletive
cross coupling reactions.
M. S. Jeletic, I. Ghiviriga, K. A. Abboud,
A. S. Veige
11:05 413. Carbenes by elimination of �-halosilanes
under mild conditions.
C. M. Loeschel, N. T. Allison
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