23 Physical Properties for Chemical Product Design

Sunday, November 3, 2013: 3:30 PM
Union Square 3 and 4 (Hilton)
Description:
This session will focus on the structure-property correlations for pure compounds and mixtures. Papers on the physicochemical properties of simple fluids, as well as of complex fluids, such as polymers, colloids, and ionic liquids, and of solids such as ceramics, metals, and semiconductors, are sought. Applications of interest include product design in the petroleum, petrochemical, polymer, pharmaceutical, electrochemical, and alternative energy industries.

Sponsor:
Product Design

Chair:
Kenneth R. Cox
Email: krcox@rice.edu

Co-Chair:
Sitaraman Krishnan
Email: skrishna@clarkson.edu

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.

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3:30 PM
(23a) Predicting Surfactant-Related Properties for Chemical-Based Product Design
Michele Mattei, Georgios Kontogeorgis and Rafiqul Gani

3:55 PM
Break
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4:20 PM
(23c) Molecular Models Using VBA To Determine Components In Petroleum Refining Processes
Tatiane Gercina de Vilas and Cláudio Oller

4:45 PM
(23d) Understanding Physical Properties of Mixtures of Ionic Liquids
Joseph Fillion, Han Xia, Aruni DeSilva, Mauricio QuirozGuzman and Joan F. Brennecke
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5:10 PM
(23e) Ionic Liquid Electrolytes for Lithium Ion Batteries—Effect of Lithium Salts On Thermal and Transport Properties
Lin Wu, Ramaswamy Ishwar Venkatanarayanan, Janice Losenge Lebga-Nebane, Xingzhao Shi, John B. McLaughlin, Dipankar Roy and Sitaraman Krishnan
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5:35 PM
(23f) Use of Induction Heating As An Inexpensive Process to Dramatically Improve the Structure and Grain Size of Compound Semiconductor Absorber Layers for Photovoltaic Applications
Gregory S. Chojecki and Don H. Rasmussen
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