42 Novel Experimental Methods for the Study of Interfacial Phenomena


Description:
Novel Experimental Methods for the Study of Interfacial Phenomena

Sponsor:
Interfacial Phenomena


Chair:
Raymond R. Dagastine
Professor
The University of Melbourne
PFPC and the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Melbourne
3010
Phone Number: +61403053880
Fax Number: 61-3-8344-4153
Email: rrd@unimelb.edu.au

Co-Chair:
Kai Kristiansen
Project Scientist
University of California Santa Barbara
Chemical Engineering
3357 Engineering II
Santa Barbara, CA
93106-5080
Fax Number: 805-893-7870
Email: kai@engineering.ucsb.edu


Papers:
42a
The Design of Two Approaches to Confinement Combined with X-Ray Reflectivity for Structural and Force Studies of Soft Matter at Interfaces
Laura L. E. Mears, TU Wien; Wiebe M. de Vos, University of Twente; Robert Barker, University of Kent; Stephen Abbott, University of Bristol; Robert M. Richardson, University of Bristol; Stuart W. Prescott, UNSW; Pierluigi Bilotto, TU Wien; Max Lengauer, TU Wien; Sadhanaa Buvaneswaran, Max-Planck-Institut f. Eisenforschung; Henning Weiss, Max-Planck-Institut f. Polymerforschung; Hsiu-Wei Cheng, TU Wien; Claudia Merola, TU Wien; Julian Mars, Max-Planck-Institut f. Polymerforschung; Markus Mezger, Max-Planck-Institut f. Polymerforschung; Markus Valtiner, TU Wien
42b
Contact Angles in scCO2-Brine-Sandstone Systems Using Sessile Drop and Micro-CT Imaging
Angela Goodman, National Energy Technology Laboratory; Laura Dalton, National Energy Technology Laboratory; Deepak Tapriyal, National Energy Technology Laboratory; Dustin Crandall, NETL
42c
New Applications of Solid-State Synchronous Luminescence Spectroscopy to Study Surface/Interfacial Charge Transfer in Titanium Dioxide and Metal Titanates
Alexander Samokhvalov, Morgan State University
42d
Ultra-Smooth, Chemically Functional Silica Surfaces for Surface Interaction Measurements and Optical/Interferometry-Based Techniques
Howard Dobbs, University of California Santa Barbara; Kai Kristiansen, University of California Santa Barbara; Yair Kaufman, Ben Gurion University; Jeffrey Scott, SurForce LLC; Peter Duda III, Institute for Molecular Engineering; Alex Schrader, University of California Santa Barbara; Szu-Ying Chen, University of California Santa Barbara; Jacob Israelachvili, University of California Santa Barbara
42e
Measuring Surface Forces between Micro-Drops in Microfluidic Devices and Using Direct Force Measurement
Emily Jamieson, The University of Melbourne; Joe Berry, The University of Melbourne; Raymond R. Dagastine, The University of Melbourne
42f
Simultaneous Microscopy and Dilatational Deformation of Complex Fluid-Fluid Interfaces
Shalaka Kale, Colorado School of Mines; Andrew Cope, Colorado School of Mines; David Goggin, Colorado School of Mines; Joseph R. Samaniuk, Colorado School of Mines
42g
Direct Measurement of Diffusiophoretic Velocity of Colloidal Particles
P Sunthar, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay; Rakhi Dhuriya, IIT Bombay
42h
New High Temperature/Pressure Surface Forces Apparatus (TP-SFA) to Study Mineral Dissolution and Restructuring Under Sub-Surface Geological Conditions
Kai Kristiansen, University of California Santa Barbara; Szu-Ying Chen, University of California Santa Barbara; Howard Dobbs, University of California Santa Barbara; Nicholas Cadirov, University of California Santa Barbara; Alex Schrader, University of California Santa Barbara; Roberto Andresen Eguiluz, University of California Santa Barbara; Yair Kaufman, Ben Gurion University; J. Boles, University of California at Santa Barbara; Jacob Israelachvili, University of California Santa Barbara
42i
Electrochemical Cell Designed for in Situ Examination of Surfactant Ionic Liquid Interface Structure
Jeffrey Klein, Case Western Reserve University; Evio Panichi, Case Western Reserve University; Burcu Gurkan, Case Western Reserve University
42j
Effect of Slug-Trail Mimicking Solution on Silanized-Silicon Tribology
Appu Vinod, Lamar University
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