2006 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Manipulation of Nanophases by External Fields

The objective of this session will be to bring together researchers who are involved in experimental and theoretical investigations where electric,magnetic, and flow fields are used to manipulate the morphology, shape and ordering/patterning of nanophases in various continuous phases (liquids solids and gases) and on substrates.

Chair

Michael T. Harris, Purdue University

Co-Chair

Carlos Rinaldi, University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez

Presentations

12:30 PM

(80a) Surfactant-Coated Nanoparticle on a Stepped Surface

Jee-Ching Wang, Xijing Bi

12:50 PM

(80b) Observation of the Nucleation and Growth of Cds Nanocrystals in a Two-Phase System

Daocheng Pan, Yunfeng Lu, Xiangling Ji

01:10 PM

(80c) Simulation of the Hydrodynamically-Assisted Self-Assembly of DNA-Functionalized Colloidal Particles in 2d

Brooks D. Rabideau, Roger T. Bonnecaze

01:35 PM

(80d) Controlled Deposition of Nanoparticles on a Solid Substrate: Numerical and Experimental Investigation of the Effect of Fluid Flow Both in the Absence and Presence of External Electric Field

Ervina Widjaja, Jessica T. Sloan, Michael T. Harris

01:55 PM

(80e) Recent Advances in Nanoscale Thermal Lithography Using Heated Atomic Force Microscope Cantilevers and Cantilever Arrays

Yueming Hua, Shubham Saxena, William P. King, Clifford L. Henderson

02:20 PM

(80f) The Role of Magnetic and Electric Fields in Membrane-Based Separation of Aqueous Electrolyte Solutions

Sohail Murad, Mukund Krishnamurthy

02:40 PM

(80g) Preparation of Calcium Alginate Microbeads by Electrodispersion for Protein Drug Controlled Release

Yinyan Zhao, You-Yeon Won, Michael T. Harris