552 Anisotropic Particles: Synthesis, Characterization, Modeling, Assembly, and Applications


Description:
Anisotropic colloids are particles that possess one or multiple anisotropies in the geometric, interfacial, compositional, or physical properties. Examples of anisotropic colloids include, but are not limited to Janus spheres, non-spherical particles, patchy particles, and colloidal clusters. Unlike their isotropic counterparts, anisotropic particles possess directional and re-configurable interactions. This session welcomes contributions for novel synthetic methods and fabrication techniques for making anisotropic particles in micro- or nano-scales; theoretical and experimental studies on the behavior of self- and directed assembly of anisotropic particles, and potential applications of anisotropic particles.

Sponsor:
Interfacial Phenomena


Chair:
Yakov Lapitsky
Associate Professor
University of Toledo
Department of Chemical Engineering
3048 Nitschke Hall, 1650 N Westwood Ave
Toledo, OH
43606
Email: yakov.lapitsky@utoledo.edu

Co-chairs:
Sepideh Razavi
Assistant Professor
University of Oklahoma
Chemical Engineering
140th Street & Convent Avenue
Norman, OK
10031
Email: srazavi@ou.edu

Jaime Juárez
Assistant Professor
Iowa State University
Mechanical Engineering
Ames, IA
Email: jjuarez@iastate.edu


Papers:
552a
Chloride and Hexadecylamine Promote the Solution-Phase Growth of Copper Nanowires
Zihao Chen, Pennsylvania State University; Myung Jun, Duke University; Benjamin Wiley, Duke University; Kristen Fichthorn, Pennsylvania State University
552b
Role of Long-Chain Alkylamines in the Growth of Fivefold-Twinned Cu Nanowires
Tianyu Yan, Pennsylvania State University; Kristen Fichthorn, Pennsylvania State University
552c
Structures and Dynamics of Boehmite Crystal Aggregation
Jaehun Chun, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Elias Nakouzi, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Jennifer Soltis, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Benjamin Legg, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Gregory K. Schenter, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Xin Zhang, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Trent R. Graham, Voiland School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering, Washington State University; Kevin Rosso, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Lawrence Anovitz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; James J. De Yoreo, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
552d
Topological Transitions in Densely Packed Anisotropic Colloids
William Zygmunt, University of Michigan; Erin G. Teich, University of Michigan; Greg van Anders, Queen's University; Sharon C. Glotzer, University of Michigan
552e
Reconfigurable Light Diffraction Response of Ellipsoidal Colloids By Electric Field Assisted Assembly
Peng-Kai Kao, University of Michigan; Bryan Vansaders, University of Michgan; Michael Durkin, University of Michigan; Sharon C. Glotzer, University of Michigan; Michael J. Solomon, University of Michigan
552f
Influence of Cap Weight on the Motion of a Janus Particle Very Near a Wall
Aidin Rashidi, Cleveland State University; Sepideh Razavi, University of Oklahoma; Christopher L. Wirth, Cleveland State University
552g
Investigation on the Synergistic Effect of Surfactant and Amphiphilic Nanoparticles at Oil-Water Interface By Dissipative Particle Dynamics Simulations
Tuan V. Vu, The University of Oklahoma; Dimitrios V. Papavassiliou, The University of Oklahoma
552h
Effect of Amphiphilicity and Janus Cap Orientation on Janus Particles at an Air-Water Interface
Ellen M. Knapp, The University of Melbourne; Raymond R. Dagastine, The University of Melbourne; Ilona Kretzschmar, City College of New York; Raymond Tu, City College of New York
552i
Studying the Orientation of a Janus Particle Near a Wall Under Varying Flow Conditions
Zohreh Jalilvand, The City College of New York, The City University of New York; Joel Koplik, Levich Institute, City College of New York; Ilona Kretzschmar, City College of New York
552j
The Hindered Translational and Rotational Dynamics of Nano-Rods Diffusing Near a Solid-Liquid Interface in Aqueous Solution
Christopher Bolton, The University of Melbourne; Raymond R. Dagastine, The University of Melbourne
Abstract Submissions Closed
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