2008 Annual Meeting

Session: Colloidal and Interfacial Phenomena in Aquatic Systems

Colloidal and interfacial phenomena (aggregation, deposition, adsorption, and reactivity) play important roles in water treatment processes (conventional, membrane filtration, reverse osmosis, and advanced oxidation) as well as natural water quality (pathogen transport, remediation, and colloid-facilitated transport). Both fundamental and applied contributions are sought.

Chair

Navid Saleh, Yale University

Co-Chair

Kai Loon Chen, Johns Hopkins University

Presentations

03:15 PM

(141a) Biosensors Incorporated into a Fouling Resistant Ultrafiltration Membrane for Water Treatment
Amr Zaky, Guang Cai, Cyndee L. Gruden, Colleen M. Gorey, Isabel C. Escobar

03:33 PM

(141b) Determining the Extent and Influence of Flagella, Injection Concentration, and Solution Chemistry In Salmonella Transport
Berat Z. Haznedaroglu, Sharon L. Walker

03:51 PM

(141c) Biomedical Imaging Gold Nanoparticles: Interactions with Humic Substances
Vasanta L. Pallem, Holly A. Stretz, Martha J. M. Wells

04:09 PM

(141d) Interaction of Fullerene (C60) Nanoparticles with Humic Acid and Alginate Coated Silica Surfaces: Implications for Fate and Transport
Kai Loon Chen, Menachem Elimelech

04:32 PM

(141e) Environmental Remediation through Double Sequestration of Pollutants by Surfactant Templating Mesoporous Materials
Jia Zhou, Jingjing Zhan, Grace Tan, Vijay T. John, Gary L. McPherson, Jibao He, Vladimir L. Kolesnichenko

04:50 PM

(141f) Filtration Mechanisms of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes In Porous Media
Deb P. Jaisi, Navid Saleh, Ruth E. Blake, Menachem Elimelech

05:08 PM

(141g) Particle and Bacterial Deposition: Role of Gravity
Gexin Chen, Yongsuk Hong, Sharon Walker

05:26 PM

(141h) Surface Properties of Metal and Metal Oxide Nanoparticles In Aqueous Environments and Their Toxicity
John M. Pettibone, Vicki H. Grassian