TECHNICAL PROGRAM - American Chemical Society Publications

INOR TECHNICAL PROGRAM
9:30 613. Lanthanide-containing conducting
metallopolymers for near-infrared lightemitting
materials. X. Chen,Y.Yin,
X. Yang, B. J. Holliday
9:50 614. Nanostructured SiOC low dielectric
film derived from inorganic polymer.
Y. Kim, J. Kim, Y. Lee, W. Kwon, S. Kim,
D. Choi
10:10 Intermission
10:30 615. Nanoscopic patterned materials
with tunable dimensions via atomic layer
deposition on block copolymers.
Q. Peng, Y. Tseng, S. B. Darling,
J. W. Elam
10:50 616. Non-hydrolytic synthesis, characterization,
and electronic structure of
colloidal early transition metal oxide
nanocrystals. S. W. Depner, K. R. Kort,
C. Jaye, H. Zhang, D. A. Fischer,
S. Banerjee
11:10 617. Synthesis and characterization of
amorphous pyrophosphates and their
use in brushite bone cements. C. Slater,
A. J. Wright, L. M. Grover, V. Burnell,
D. Laurencin, J. A. Hriljac, M. E. Smith
11:30 618. Hybrid polyoxometalates, from
molecular catalysts to functional materials.
M. Carraro, G. Modugno, A. Sartorel,
M. Bonchio, G. Scorrano
Section G
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 256
Nanoscience
Growth and Design
S. Wong, Organizer
I. Hakem, K. Balkus, Presiding
8:30 619. Large scale ZnO nanodendrites
converted by an in-situ carbothermal
method and their application as gas sensors.
P. Shimpi,P.Gao
8:50 620. Thermal behavior study of
�-Fe 2 O 3 and �-FeOOH nanocapsules
structures. Y. Kim, R. Yu, J. Pee, K. Kim
9:10 621. Tuning the metal-insulator phase
transition in VO 2 nanostructures.
L. Whittaker, T. Wu, C. Jaye, D. Fischer,
S. Ganapathy, S. Banerjee
9:30 622. Nanostructured vanadium oxides
by chemical vapor transport and hydrothermal
methods. J. M. Velazquez,
C. Jaye, D. A. Fischer, S. Banerjee
9:50 623. Vanadium oxide nanotube films
prepared via pulsed laser ablation.
K. Balkus, S. D. Perera, J. Bonso,
J. Ferraris
10:20 Intermission
10:40 624. Experimental and theoretical
evaluation of the distribution of functionality
of surface modified nanoparticles.
I. F. Hakem, J. Walker, A. Leech,
J. Johnson, S. Donahue,
M. R. Bockstaller
11:10 625. Nanoclusters of dicyanocuprate
(I) ions doped in different alkali halides.
X. Li, D. A. Welch, F. Baril-Robert,
H. H. Patterson
11:30 626. Efficient assemby of photochromic
spiropyran molecules on zeolite
nanostructures. K. Dubois, E. Garcia,
S. Bent, G. Li
11:50 627. Controlling ice formation on
nanostructured superhydrophobic surfaces.
L. Mishchenko,B.Hatton,
J. Taylor, V. Bahadur, T. Krupenkin,
J. Aizenberg
12:10 628. Large-scale soft colloidal template
synthesis of 1.4 nm-thick CdSe
nanosheets. J. Son, T. Hyeon
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Section C
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Room 258B
Ligand Design and Metal Behavior
L. Doerrer, S. Koch, Organizers
M. Millar, Organizer, Presiding
9:00 629. Coordination chemistry of bidentate
and tridentate N-aryl-substituted imino-N-heterocyclic
carbene ligands.
G. G. Lavoie, S. Dastgir, A. C. Badaj,
T. G. Larocque
9:30 630. Ligands which provide hydrogen
bonds near and far from the metal center.
E. T. Papish, M. Kumar, I. Nieto,
S. W. Shim, S. N. Oseback, N. A. Dixon,
M. Zeller
10:00 631. Ligands designed for mimicking
the diiron centers of bacterial monooxygenases.
L. Do, Y. Li, S. J. Lippard
10:40 Intermission
10:50 632. Fluorinated ligands vs. fluorine
as a ligand. L. H. Doerrer
11:20 633. Designing ligands to enforce
multielectron excited state chemistry.
D. G. Nocera
12:00 634. On the use of various thiolate ligands
to replicate the chemistry of metalcysteine
centers in nature. M. Millar
Section E
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Room 257A
Lanthanide and Actinide Chemistry
B. Donovan-Merkert, A. De Bettencourt
Dias, Organizers
S. Bart, Presiding
9:00 635. Interaction between CMPO and
HDEHP in combined TRUEX-TALSPEAK
extraction process. P. Tkac,
G. F. Vandegrift, G. Lumetta, A. Gelis
9:20 636. Placement of lanthanide and actinide
elements in the Periodic Table.
G. Katz
9:40 637. Metal-loaded liquid scintillator for
neutrino experiment. S. Hans,M.Yeh,
R. Hahn, L. Hu
10:00 638. Synthesis and reactivity of uranium
compounds containing redox-active
�-diimine ligands. S. J. Kraft,
P. E. Fanwick, S. C. Bart
10:20 639. Encapsulation of the uranyl dication.
O. B. Berryman, S. Beer, D. Ajami,
J. Rebek Jr.
10:40 Intermission
10:50 640. Organometallic chemistry of lowvalent
uranium complexes with hydrotris(pyrazolyl)borate
ligands. S. C. Bart,
E. M. Matson, P. E. Fanwick
11:10 641. Transformation and curvature in
uranyl diphosphonate system: Synthesis
and structural characterization from single
X-ray crystallography. P. O. Adelani,
T. E. Albrecht-Schmitt
11:30 642. Controllable optical properties of
luminescent core-shell rare-earth ion
doped nanoparticles. J. Dorman,
J. P. Chang
11:50 643. Novel lanthanide complexes as
potential photodynamic therapeutic
agents. S. Gangula, A. Blinder, P. K. Fu
12:10 644. Strong ytterbium (III)-induced
near-infrared emission by a BODIPYmodified
bidentate ligand. H. He,
Y. Zhong, A. Sykes
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
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Room 258A
Organometallic Chemistry
Synthesis and Characterization
N. Radu, Organizer
T. Betley, Presiding
1:30 645. Photochemical reaction of 1-ferrocenyl-4-phenyl-1,3-butadiyne
and
Fe(CO) 5 in presence of CS 2 and S 8-powder.
R. S. Ji, P. Mathur
1:50 646. Metal complexes containing redox
noninnocent aryldithiolate N-heterocyclic
carbene ligands. B. Pan,C.M.Thomas
2:10 647. Lithium dimethylcuprate and thiocarbonyl
compounds: Observation, characterization
and reactions of pi complexes.
A. A. Thomas, Y. Moazami,
J. D. Richter, S. H. Bertz, M. D. Murphy,
C. A. Ogle
2:30 648. Low energy solar neutrino spectrometer
(LES). L. Hu, S. Rountree,
R. Raghavan, S. Hans, M. Yeh,
R. L. Hahn
2:50 649. Deprotonation of N-alkylimidazole
ligands: New reactivity patterns.
J. Perez, L. Riera, M. A. Huertos
3:10 650. Bimetallic carbon-halogen bond
oxidative addition at Co(0). D. Zhu,
P. H. Budzelaar
3:30 Intermission
3:35 651. Increasing the sensitivity of NMR
spectroscopy: Iridium catalysts for polarisation
transfer from para-hydrogen.
M. J. Cowley, S. B. Duckett, G. Green
3:55 652. Photochromic cyclopentadiene
manganese tricarbonyl derivatives: Participation
of imine group during linkage
isomerization. T. J. Burkey, K. L. Mosley,
C. E. Webster, K. R. Ruddick, P. P. Lubet,
J. O. Johnson, E. J. Heilweil
4:15 653. Role of Lewis acids in the reductive
coupling of CO in Re and Mn cations:
Intermolecular metal-free cleavage of dihydrogen
and intramolecular facilitation
of C-C bond formation. A. J. Miller,
J. A. Labinger, J. E. Bercaw
4:35 654. Catalytic, iron-mediated C-H
bond functionalization chemistry.
T. Betley, E. Hennessy, E. King,
G. Edouard
Section B
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Room 258C
Organometallic Chemistry Catalysis
N. Radu, Organizer
A. Sadow, R. Waterman, Presiding
1:30 655. Novel Chromium-based catalyst
system for the highly selective trimerization
of ethylene to 1-hexene. S. Peitz,
N. Peulecke, B. R. Aluri, B. H. Müller,
U. Rosenthal,A.Wöhl, W. Müller,
M. H. Al-Hazmi, F. M. Mousa
1:50 656. Synthesis, reactivity and mechanistic
studies of Molybdenum pyrrolide
alkylidene species supported by chiral
bulky alkoxides. S. C. Marinescu,
R. R. Schrock, P. Müller, J. H. Simpson,
A. H. Hoveyda
2:10 657. Mechanistic studies of ring-opening
metathesis polymerization with molybdenum
monoaryloxide monopyrrolide
catalysts. L. Gerber, R. R. Schrock
2:30 658. New catalysts for C-N bond formation
involving hydroamination and related
mechanistic investigations.
A. D. Sadow
2:50 659. Scope and mechanism of cis- and
syndio-selective ring opening metathesis
polymerization with molybdenum imido
alkylidene complexes. M. M. Flook,
R. R. Schrock
3:10 660. Catalytic C–H bond amination and
aziridination using organoazides from a
ferrous dipyrromethene platform.
E. T. Hennessy, T. Betley
3:30 661. SiH bond activation reactions involving
a coordinatively saturated zinc(II)
center. D. Mukherjee, A. Ellern,
A. D. Sadow
3:50 662. Zirconium-mediated and -catalyzed
P–C bond-forming reactions.
A. J. Roering, S. E. Leshinski,
R. Waterman
4:10 663. Advances in phosphine dehydrocoupling
and applications. M. Ghebreab,
R. Waterman
4:30 664. Indenyl Co(I) complexes: Synthesis,
structure, and reactivity.
F. Hung-Low, C. A. Bradley
4:50 665. Synthesis and reactivity of iron
pincer complexes. P. Bhattacharya,
J. A. Krause, H. Guan
5:10 666. Unusual activation of silanes resulting
from � 3 -coordination to
[PhBP3]RuH. M. C. Lipke, T. Tilley
Section C
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 258B
General Inorganic Chemistry
B. Donovan-Merkert, Organizer
C. Murillo, Presiding
1:30 667. Matrix photochemistry of
PdL 2(N 3)X derivatives. W. A. Thornley,
T. E. Bitterwolf
1:50 668. High valent transition metals featuring
siloxide ligands. M. P. Marshak,
D. G. Nocera
2:10 669. Combined ligand �/metal � and ligand
p�/metal-d� interactions indicated
by magnetic and structural data.
C. A. Murillo, G. M. Chiarella,
D. Villagran, X. Wang
2:30 670. Dioxygen activation by low valent
chromium compounds. F. Dai,
L. MacAdams, G. P. Yap, K. Theopold
2:50 671. Synthesis and crystal structure of
(benzo[1,2-c:3,4-c�:5,6-c�]trithiophene)2(7,7,8,8-tetracyano-p-quinodimethane)
a possible 1D thermoelectric
material. J. E. Schmidt, D. S. Dudis,
A. V. Fratini
3:10 672. Incorporation of main group elements
into phosphorus-rich compounds
via M[P 3Nb(ODipp) 3] platforms. A. Velian,
C. C. Cummins
3:30 673. Enhanced oxidative desulfurization
of fuels using a film shear reactor.
B. R. Fox, J. L. Male, D. R. Tyler
3:50 674. Dimetal nitride chemistry and new
insight into dirhodium catalyzed aminations.
A. K. Long, J. F. Berry
4:10 675. Luminescent rhenium(I) complexes
incorporating a thiophene-functionalized
bis(pyrazolyl) pyridine ligand.
L. A. Lytwak, B. J. Holliday
4:30 676. Comparing metal assisted thiolate
disulfide exchange reactions (M�Au, Zn).
G. S. Garusinghe,M.R.Bruce,
A. E. Bruce
4:50 677. Stopped flow ultra rapid IR studies
of ClNO with metal complexes.
M. L. Reback, T. E. Bitterwolf,
P. R. Griffiths
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