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Demonstration of Hard-Soft Acid-Base Theory: An Ion-Exchanger for Recovery of Rare Earth Metals Gary Guillet / Furman University Literature Discussion Coordination Chemistry, f-block Chemistry, Solid State and Materials Chemistry Second year, Upper Division/Graduate 2020-07-08
Putting electrochemistry to use: Design of new lithium-ion battery anodes Maggie Geselbracht / Reed College Literature Discussion Solid State and Materials Chemistry Upper Division/Graduate 2008-11-28
Growth of Colloidal Crystals (Aizenberg) Anne Bentley / Lewis & Clark College Literature Discussion Solid State and Materials Chemistry Second year 2023-03-03
Hard-Soft Acid-Base Theory in Action: A New Ion-Exchange Material for Sequestering Heavy Metals Maggie Geselbracht / Reed College Literature Discussion Solid State and Materials Chemistry Second year 2011-06-26
Synthesis and Characterization of Magnetic Spinel Nanoparticles Anne Bentley / Lewis & Clark College Literature Discussion Nanochemistry, Solid State and Materials Chemistry Second year, Upper Division/Graduate 2013-06-26
Energy Nuggets: MOF’s for CO2 Sequestration Maggie Geselbracht / Reed College Literature Discussion Solid State and Materials Chemistry Upper Division/Graduate 2009-06-04
Enhancement of the Thermal Stability and Thermoelectric Properties of Yb14MnSb11 by Ce Substitution (Kauzlarich) Susan Kauzlarich / University of California, Davis Literature Discussion Solid State and Materials Chemistry Second year, Upper Division/Graduate 2022-03-14
In-class peer review Chantal Stieber / Cal Poly Pomona Literature Discussion Atomic Structure and Periodicity, Bioinorganic Chemistry, Coordination Chemistry, Electrochemistry, f-block Chemistry, Main Group Chemistry, Molecular Structure and Bonding, Organometallic Chemistry, Professional Practices, Skills, and Resources, Solid State and Materials Chemistry Second year, Upper Division/Graduate 2017-03-03
Introduction to the Synthesis and Properties of Nanoparticles Brian Johnson / St. John's University/College of St. Benedict Literature Discussion Nanochemistry, Solid State and Materials Chemistry Upper Division/Graduate 2010-04-30
Lanthanum gallium bismuthide Maggie Geselbracht / Reed College Literature Discussion Solid State and Materials Chemistry Upper Division/Graduate 2008-04-02
Energy Nuggets: Engineering Viruses to Build a Better Battery Maggie Geselbracht / Reed College Literature Discussion Bioinorganic Chemistry, Solid State and Materials Chemistry Upper Division/Graduate 2009-07-06
Catalysis using functionalized mesoporous silica Randall Hicks / Wheaton College Literature Discussion Solid State and Materials Chemistry Upper Division/Graduate 2011-05-25
Redox Chemistry of a Potential Solid State Battery Cathode – Discuss! Sabrina Sobel / Hofstra University Literature Discussion Electrochemistry, Solid State and Materials Chemistry, Spectroscopy and Structural Methods Upper Division/Graduate 2017-08-07
Fe2GeS4 Nanocrystals for Photovoltaics Anne Bentley / Lewis & Clark College Literature Discussion Nanochemistry, Solid State and Materials Chemistry Upper Division/Graduate 2014-09-15
Catalytic Transformation of Lignin (Abu Omar) Hilary Eppley / DePauw University Literature Discussion Organometallic Chemistry, Solid State and Materials Chemistry, Spectroscopy and Structural Methods Upper Division/Graduate 2022-03-15
Using Solid State Chemistry and Crystal Field Theory to Design a New Blue Solid Barbara Reisner / James Madison University Literature Discussion Solid State and Materials Chemistry Second year, Upper Division/Graduate 2010-08-23
Peer Review - How does it work?: A literature discussion with a focus on scientific communication Mike Norris / University of Richmond Literature Discussion Coordination Chemistry, Electrochemistry, Introductory Chemistry, Professional Practices, Skills, and Resources, Solid State and Materials Chemistry, Spectroscopy and Structural Methods First year, Second year, Upper Division/Graduate 2015-07-02
Using MOF and zeolite nanoparticles to produce microporous water (Mason) Hilary Eppley / DePauw University Literature Discussion Solid State and Materials Chemistry Second year, Upper Division/Graduate 2024-03-13
Nanomaterials for Carbon Dioxide Reduction Anne Bentley / Lewis & Clark College Literature Discussion Electrochemistry, Main Group Chemistry, Nanochemistry, Solid State and Materials Chemistry Second year 2017-03-27
Colloidal Hybrid Nanoparticles Megan Strayer / The Pennsylvania State University Literature Discussion Nanochemistry, Solid State and Materials Chemistry Second year, Upper Division/Graduate 2013-06-27