71 Characterization, Modeling and Control/Optimization of Micro- and Nano-Structured Particulate Systems


Description:
The physical and chemical characterization of engineered particles ranging from the nanometer to the micrometer scale plays an important role in formulation, processing and quality assurance. This session will focus on recent developments in characterization techniques and methodologies. Emphasis will be placed on nanostructured engineered particle systems with several examples of the link between novel characterization techniques and novel engineered structures and properties. "

Sponsor:
Particle Production and Characterization


Chair:
M. Silvina Tomassone
Associate Professor
Rutgers University
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
98 Brett Road
Piscataway, NJ
08854
Phone Number: 1(848)445-2972
Email: silvina@soemail.rutgers.edu

Co-chairs:
Heather N. Emady
Arizona State University
School for Engineering of Matter, Transport, and Energy
Tempe, AZ
Email: Heather.Emady@asu.edu

Priscilla Hill
Associate Professor
Mississippi State University
Swalm School of Chemical Engineering
Box 9595
Mississippi State, MS
39762
Email: phill@che.msstate.edu


Papers:
71a
High Resolution Nanoparticle Sizing with Maximum a Posteriori Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis (MANTA)
Kevin Silmore, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Xun Gong, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Michael Strano, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; James Swan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
71b
Core-Shell Graphene/Silicon Nanoparticles for Use As Lithium-Ion Battery Anodes
M. Silvina Tomassone, Rutgers University; Kurt B. Smith, Rutgers University
71c
Multiparameter Paramagnetic Particle Characterization By Dark-Field Imaging
Abhinav Sannidhi, Auburn University; Paul W. Todd, Techshot, Inc.; Thomas R. Hanley, Auburn University
71d
Numerical Study of the Evolution of Particle Size and Morphology in an Industrial Titanium Dioxide Reactor
Astrid Boje, University of Cambridge; Markus Kraft, University of Cambridge
71e
Multiscale Modelling and Simulation of Particle Formation through Mono-Disperse Droplet Spray Drying
Jie Xiao, Soochow University
71f
Atomic Structure and Stress Release Mechanism of Core-Shell Au-Pd Nanocubes
Michael Nathanson, University of Colorado Boulder; Krishan Kanhaiya, University of Colorado Boulder; Hendrik Heinz, University of Colorado Boulder
71g
Development and Application of a Computer Simulation Package for Wet Bead Milling of Nanoscale Pharmaceutical Particles Using Population Balance and Fundamental Principles
Husheng Yang, GSK
71h
Quantitative Study of Conduction and Convection Heat Transfer Mechanisms in a Rotary Drum
Manogna Adepu, Arizona State University; Heather N. Emady, Arizona State University
Abstract Submissions Closed
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