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Tuesday, November 18, 2008: 8:30 AM
Franklin 13 (Marriott Philadelphia Downtown)
Description:
We invite papers dealing with experimental or theoretical or simulational studies of gases or liquids interacting with carbon nanotubes and related nanostructures. Topics of interest include adsorption isotherms, characterization of the porous structure of the nanotubes, phase transitions, confinement and dimensionality effects, heats of adsorption, heat capacity, adsorption related to sensors, transport of gases or liquids through nanotubes, interaction of biological molecules with nanotubes, and related issues.
Sponsor:
Carbon Nanotubes
Chair:
Cochairs:
Michael S. Strano
Email: strano@mit.edu
Virginia A. Davis
Email: davisva@auburn.edu
Matteo Pasquali
Email: mp@rice.edu
Kirk J. Ziegler
Email: kziegler@che.ufl.edu
Email: strano@mit.edu
Virginia A. Davis
Email: davisva@auburn.edu
Matteo Pasquali
Email: mp@rice.edu
Kirk J. Ziegler
Email: kziegler@che.ufl.edu
8:31 AM
(208a)
The Influence of Electric and Electromagnetic Fields on Water Self-Diffusion within Carbon Nanotubes Implanted In Lipid Membranes
8:52 AM
(208b)
Mass Transport through Carbon Nanotube Membranes In Three Different Regimes: Ionic, Liquid and Gas
9:13 AM
9:34 AM
(208d)
Pressure Gap In Carbon Nanomaterials? Effect of Temperature and Pressure on the Binding of Simple Molecules to Carbon Nanotubes
9:55 AM
(208e)
Atomic-Scale Analysis of the Interactions Between Atomic Hydrogen and Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes
10:37 AM
(208g)
Facilitating Density-Based Electronic-Type Separation of Carbon Nanotubes Via Chemical Reactions: A Modeling Study
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