Session: Materials and Biomaterials Synthesis and Processing with Compressed or Supercritical Fluids II (2010 Annual Meeting)

Description:

This session will explore the broad uses of compressed and supercritical fluids in the production and processing of polymeric, biopolymeric, inorganic, pharmacuetical and small-molecule, and nano- materials. Contributions in chemistry, reaction engineering, phase equilibrium, interfacial properties, transport, colloid science and engineering, nanoscience, etc. are requested.

Sponsor:

High Pressure

Co-Sponsor(s):

Materials Processing (07s), Polymers (08A), Biomaterials (08B)

Chair:

Christopher L. Kitchens
Clemson University
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
127 Earle Hall
Clemson, SC 29634
Phone Number: 864-656-2131
Fax Number: 864-656-0784
Email: ckitche@clemson.edu

Co-chairs:

Sangyong Lee
Associate Professor
Texas A&M University-Kingsville
Chemical & Natural Gas Engineering
MSC 193, 700 Univrersity Blvd
Kingsville, TX 78363-8202
Phone Number: (361)593-2629
Fax Number: (361)593-4026
Email: Sangyong.Lee@tamuk.edu

M.P. Srinivasan
National University of Singapore
Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
4 Engineering Drive 4
Singapore Phone Number: (65) 6516 2171
Fax Number: (65) 6779 1936
Email: chesmp@nus.edu.sg

Papers:

649a

Effects of Coal Interaction with Supercritical CO2: Chemical Structure
Wei-Yin Chen, University of Mississippi; Guang Shi, University of Mississippi; Benson B. Gathitu, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology

649b

Brownian Particle Coagulation in a Rapidly Expanding Solvent; Example of the “Allowable” Coupling Between Homogeneous Kinetics and Fluid Dilation Rate
Daniel E. Rosner, Yale University; Manuel Arias-Zugasti, Yale University

649c

Particle Encapsulation in Circulating Fluidized Beds
Aydin K. Sunol, University of South Florida; Brandon Smeltzer, University of South Florida

649d

Tuning the Precipitation and Fractionation of Nanoparticles in Gas-Expanded Liquids
Steven R. Saunders, Auburn University; Christopher B. Roberts, Auburn University

649e

Reversible Reactions of CO2 with Amino-Terminated SAM's Employing a Protection/Deprotection Mechanism for Smart Surface Synthesis
Fiaz S. Mohammed, Clemson University; Christopher L. Kitchens, Clemson University

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