TECHNICAL PROGRAM - American Chemical Society Publications

Section D
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 259A/B
Coordination Chemistry
Characterization and Applications
D. Crans, Organizer
C. Lu, Presiding
1:30 678. Controlling the polymerization of
2,6-hexadiyne-diole in 1D metal-organic
frameworks (MOFs) like [Al(OH)(terephthalate)]
n: Structural investigations and
possible properties. M. Meilikhov,
K. Yusenko, R. A. Fischer
1:50 679. Reactivity of early/late heterobimetallic
complexes featuring metal-metal
multiple bonds: Small molecule activation
and catalytic applications.
C. M. Thomas,G.T.Rowe,
B. P. Greenwood, J. W. Napoline,
W. Zhou, D. J. Graham, B. M. Foxman
2:10 680. Orotate complexes of cobalt: Solid-state
phase transition and metalloligand
behavior toward silver and thallium.
L. R. Falvello,M.Tomás, G. Martínez,
N. Mushale
2:30 681. Double bond between metals in
the H 2Os 3(CO) 10 and H 2Ru 3(CO) 10 clusters?
R. J. Alvarez-Mendez,
O. Reyes-Lopez, M. J. Rosales-Hoz,
A. Vela
2:50 682. Synthesis, reactivity, and photochemistry
of heterobimetallic rhodiumgold
halide and hydride complexes.
T. S. Teets, M. P. Neumann,
D. G. Nocera
3:10 683. Pseudorotaxanes as ligands for
the construction of metal-organic molecular
devices. G. Mezei, I. R. Fernando,
S. Bairu, R. Guda, C. J. Ziegler
3:30 684. Using molybdenum tetracarbonyl
complexes to investigate photoinduced
ligand field switching in photochromic
spirooxazine ligands. M. M. Paquette,
B. O. Patrick, N. L. Frank
3:50 685. Withdrawn
4:10 686. Copolymerizable ligands, and
their incorporation in polymer based
Cu 2� sensors. J. Massing,
N. Bencivenga, J. Du, R. Ding, S. Yao,
R. Planalp, R. Seitz, J. Reddel
4:30 687. Reactivity of pseudotetrahedral
nickel(II) arylthiolate complexes.
M. Jensen, S. Chattopadhyay, T. Deb,
V. G. Young, Jr.
4:50 688. Characterization of high-spin triiron
complexes with variable metal-metal
interaction. E. V. Eames, T. A. Betley,
Q. Zhao
5:10 689. Reaction mechanism in the synthesis
of (PNP)Rh�O using N2O.
J. G. Andino,K.G.Caulton
Section E
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 257A
Inorganic Chemistry
M. Millar, S. Koch, Organizers
J. Caradonna, L. Doerrer, Presiding
1:30 690. Discrete Cu(I) and dioxygen reactivity
without N-donor ligands. J. S. Lum,
L. H. Doerrer
1:50 691. Fluorinated cobalt alkoxide complexes.
S. A. Cantalupo, L. H. Doerrer
2:10 692. Preparation and characterization
of a reactive synthetic model complex to
mimic the chemistry of TauD.
P. C. Tarves, P. J. Cappillino,
J. P. Caradonna
2:30 693. Density functional theory (DFT)
study of a series of Fe II/III nonheme iron
oxygenase model compounds.
J. S. McNally, P. J. Cappillino, F. Wang,
J. P. Caradonna
2:50 694. Reactivity studies of a functional
non-heme iron enzyme model complex
using stopped-flow UV/vis spectroscopy.
L. C. Gregor,G.T.Rowe,
E. V. Rybak-Akimova, J. P. Caradonna
3:10 695. Studies toward understanding the
mechanism of allosteric activation in phenylalanine
hydroxylase. S. R. Soltau,
G. Anarat, R. Napoleon, D. Kozakov,
S. Vajda, J. P. Caradonna
3:30 696. Investigation into the kinetic
mechanisms and characterization of the
active sites of truncated and full-length
phenylalanine hydroxylases.
B. J. Salsbery, G. Anarat,
J. P. Caradonna
3:50 697. Differential studies of the kinetics,
mechanisms, and active site structures of
truncated and full length phenylalanine
hydroxylase. J. P. Caradonna
4:10 698. Membrane permeable and impermeable
sensors for the visualization and
quantification of mobile zinc.
D. Buccella,S.J.Lippard
4:30 699. New synthetic platforms that
mimic the structure and function of diiron
monooxygenases. L. H. Do,S.J.Lippard
4:50 700. Dioxygen activation in T201 variants
of toluene/o-xylene monooxygenase
hydroxylase from Pseudomonas sp. OX1.
W. Song,S.J.Lippard
5:10 701. Mechanistic studies of dioxygen
activation in soluble methane monooxygenase.
C. E. Tinberg,S.J.Lippard
Section F
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 257B
Chemistry of Materials
Metal Organic Frameworks and Porous
Surfaces
D. Nelson, Organizer
D. Knight, K. Chapman, Presiding
1:30 702. Exceptionally high acetylene uptake
in a microporous metal-organic
framework with open metal sites.
S. Xiang, W. Zhou, Y. Liu, B. Chen
1:50 703. Novel monovalent metal organophosphates.
T. L. Kinnibrugh,
N. Jimenez Garcia, A. Clearfield
2:10 704. Effects of crystal structure and
linker on MOF luminescent properties.
S. T. Meek, P. L. Feng, J. J. Perry,
P. Doty, M. D. Allendorf
2:30 705. Pressure-induced pore modification
and amorphization in a metal-organic
framework. K. W. Chapman,
G. J. Halder, P. J. Chupas
2:50 706. Metals supported on covalent organic
frameworks as heterogeneous catalysts.
C. E. Chan-Thaw, M. Bojdys,
P. Katekomol, K. Kailasam, R. Palkovits,
F. Schüth, A. Villa, L. Prati, A. Thomas
3:10 Intermission
3:30 707. Novel hydrogen storage materials
obtained via the stabilization of aluminum
borohydride. D. A. Knight, R. Zidan,
R. Lascola, T. Motyka,
P. Simvasubramanian, R. Mohtadi
3:50 708. Chemistry of trimethylaluminium:
A spontaneous route to thermally stable
3D crystalline macroporous alumina
foams with a hierarchy of pore sizes.
B. Su, Y. Li, X. Yang
4:10 709. Dry water: Can we still make
waves? B. O. Carter, J. V. Weaver,
D. J. Adams, A. I. Cooper, W. Wang,
D. G. Spiller
4:30 710. ZnO nanostructures with outstanding
gas sensing performance.
D. Bekermann, D. Barreca, E. Comini,
A. Gasparotto, C. Maccato, R. A. Fischer,
A. Devi
Section G
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 256
Nanoscience
Biology
S. Wong, Organizer
S. Pascu, Presiding
1:30 711. Nanotubes as radiopharmaceuticals
for cancer imaging and therapy.
Y. Mackeyev, J. Sims-Mourtada,
L. Wilson, I. Tworowska
1:50 712. Synthesis, characterization, and
computed tomography imaging of a tantalum
oxide nanoparticle imaging agent.
P. J. Bonitatibus Jr, A. S. Torres,
G. D. Goddard, P. F. FitzGerald,
A. M. Kulkarni
2:10 713. Synthetic extracellular matrices
and nanostructures for biomedical applications.
W. Suh, G. Stucky, M. Tirrell
2:30 714. Production of zeolite including microfluidic
channels: Applications in biosensors.
S. K. Kirdeciler,
B. Ozansoy Kasap, B. Akata, S. Öztürk
2:50 715. Design, synthesis, and characterization
of functional carbon nanomaterials
for bioimaging applications: Toward
healthcare for the modern age.
S. I. Pascu
3:20 Intermission
3:30 716. Novel approach to nanoscale materials
assembly using bioengineered spider
silk fusion proteins and chemically
generated fusion proteins- application to
the synthesis of a range of nanosized
metal and oxide particles. C. C. Perry,
O. Deschaume, H. A. Currie, D. L. Kaplan,
E. Boix-Lopez, L. Canabady-Rochelle,
D. J. Belton
4:00 717. DNA-mediated assembly of
nanocubes. F. Lu, Y. Zhang,
D. van der Lelie, O. Gang
4:20 718. Dephosphorylation of biologically
relevant molecules by cerium oxide nanoparticles
(CNP). M. H. Kuchma, J. Colon,
B. Alvarado, C. H. Baker, A. Teblum,
A. Masonov
4:40 719. Design of intracellular pH sensitive
nanovalve on mesoporous silica nanoparticle.
M. Xue,H.Meng,T.Xia,
Y. Zhao, J. F. Stoddart, A. E. Nel,
J. I. Zink
5:00 720. Noninvasive release of drugs by
magnetic actuation of mechanized nanoparticles.
C. R. Thomas, D. P. Ferris,
J. Lee, J. Cheon, J. I. Zink
5:20 721. Effect of surface chemistry on uptake,
distribution and excretion of nanomaterials
by Japanese medaka. Z. Zhu,
R. Carboni, M. Quercio, B. Yan,
O. R. Miranda, K. F. Arcaro, R. W. Vachet,
V. M. Rotello
A Half-Century at the Crossroads of
Chemistry: Symposium in Honor of Royce
Murrays 50 Years at Carolina
Materials Chemistry & Nanoscience
Sponsored by ANYL, Cosponsored by INOR
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Hall C
Bioinorganic Chemistry
M. Millar, Organizer
7:00–9:00
722. High yield flash-quench method to
probe long-range electron transfer. P. Lin
723. Bioinspired small molecule activation
with monofunctionalized aminopyridine
macrocyclic complexes of iron.
T. Palluccio, V. Organo, W. Ye,
E. Rybak-Akimova
724. Interface probing with 2,6-pyridinedicarboxylic
acid: CTAB micelles and reverse
micelles. E. Gaidamauskas,
D. Cleaver, P. B. Chatterjee, D. C. Crans
725. Aromatic hydroxylation at nonheme iron
model complexes: Kinetics and insights
into the nature of the active species.
O. Makhlynets, P. Das, L. Que Jr.,
E. Rybak-Akimova
726. Role of the [Fe-S] protein YfaE in the
biosynthesis of the diferric-tyrosyl radical
cofactor of class Ia ribonucleotide reductase.
C. Shih, C. Wu, W. Jiang, C. Krebs,
J. Stubbe
727. Development of heme fusion tags for
protein affinity purification, for protein
quantitation, and for monitoring protein
folding. W. B. Asher,T.D.Krauss,
K. L. Bren
728. Kinetic studies of formation and reactivity
of peroxo- and Fe III Fe IV intermediates
with tris-picolylamine ligands. X. Sun,
S. V. Kryatov, E. V. Rybak-Akimova
729. Spectroscopic and computational investigations
into the mechanism of oxalate
decarboxylase. A. M. Glass,
T. A. Jackson
730. Immobilization of Cellobiase enzyme in
mesoporous silica and its application in
saccharification of biomass. S. Das,
D. Berke-Schlessel, Y. Wei
Section B
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Hall C
General Inorganic Chemistry
B. Donovan-Merkert, M. Millar, Organizers
7:00–9:00
731. Self-assembled monolayers of heteroleptic
ruthenium complexes incorporating
redox-active ligand architectures.
J. P. Harney, D. A. Walsh, J. Rochford
732. Kinetic studies of labile olefins of platinum(II)
complexes. J. A. Dudziak,
J. D. Atwood
733. Electronic perturbations of iron dipyrromethene
complexes by variations in the
ligand periphery. A. B. Scharf,
T. A. Betley
734. Oxidation of alcohols by a tetra-ruthenium
polyoxometalate complex: Kinetics
and mechanism. G. Zhu,C.Besson,
Y. V. Geletii, P. Zhuk, D. G. Musaev,
C. L. Hill
735. Elctron transfer in [Ru(bpy) 2(5,5�dabpy-(phe-A)
2)] 2� dyad. I. Hsu
736. Synthesis, characterization, and metalation
of phthalocyanine analogs with
phenol and resorcinol units. R. S. Costa,
C. J. Ziegler
737. Contrasting magnetic dimensionality
and other properties of nickel dibromide
dihydrate and monohydrate.
G. C. DeFotis,A.S.Hampton,
J. M. Pothen, C. M. Davis, C. L. DeSanto
738. Contrasting magnetic dimensionality
and other properties of manganese dibromide
dihydrate and monohydrate.
G. C. DeFotis,A.S.Hampton,
J. M. Pothen
739. Detection via coumarin-based sensors
for sensing metal ions and nerve gas
agents. E. Sinn,F.A.Abebe
740. Land-use and land cover effects on
stream physical and chemical parameters
of the Neponset River Watershed.
N. D. Henderson, A. D. Christian,
R. E. Hannigan
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