2008 Annual Meeting

Session: Student Poster Session: Catalysis and Reaction Engineering

One of nine segmented student poster sessions.

Chair

Salma Saddawi, University of Notre Dame

Co-Chair

Christopher Williams, University of South Carolina

Presentations

(112a) Mechanistic Studies on the Activation of a Carbon-Carbon Single Bond Via Palladium-Catalyzed β-Alkyl Elimination
Jeffrey B. Johnson, Valerie Winton
(112c) Optimizing the Impregnation of Catalysts: Examining the Saturation of Alumina Particles In a Double Cone Blender
Dustin Kucko, Charles Radeke, Arthur W. Chester, M. Silvina Tomassone
(112e) Reactor Simulation for Industrial Process Using Sulfite Oxidation in Water
Ruth E. Kuilan
(112c) Enzymatic Synthesis of Enantiomerically Pure Alcohols in Two-Phase Systems
Benjamin L. Bangasser, Pia Mueller, Lasse Greiner
(112b) Poly-Acrylic Acid Functionalized Membranes for Iron Immobilization and Fenton Reaction
Alex Montague, Scott R. Lewis, Dibakar Bhattacharyya
(112h) Effect of ZnO Morphology on Methanol Steam Reforming Activity of Pd/ZnO Catalysts
Chuan Zhang, Patrick D. Burton, Abhaya K. Datye
(112i) Atomization, Ignition, and Sustained Catalytic Combustion of Liquid Fuels
Nicholas O. Hanes, Dionisios G. Vlachos, Justin A. Federici
(112j) Shape-Controlled Synthesis of Platinum Nanoparticles and Their Catalytic Effect on the Reduction of Aromatic Nitro Compounds
Erica Sladky, Snigdhamayee Praharaj
(112k) Dual Pathway Mechanism for Preferential CO Oxidation Over Pt-CeO2 Catalysts
M. T. Cyb, C. S. Polster, Chelsey D. Baertsch
(112m) Bifunctional Nanostructured Catalytic Materials for the Conversion of Cellulose into Sugar Alcohols
Joany R. Hernández-Pérez, Jose G. Leon-Burgos, Damian Reyes, Nelson Cardona, Raura Doreste
(112l) The High Temperature Water-Gas Shift Over CrO3/Fe2O3 Catalysts
Christopher Keturakis, Israel E. Wachs, Marco Daturi
(112f) Numerical Analysis of Possible Improvements to the Steady-State Approximation in Enzyme Kinetics
Timothy Van Heest, Robert D. Tanner
(112g) Tpr Analysis of Fe/Zsm-5 for the Reaction of Syngas to Gasoline
Paulette A. Santiago