284 Effects of Confinement on Molecular Properties

Tuesday, November 10, 2015: 8:30 AM - 11:00 AM
255C (Salt Palace Convention Center)

Description:
Confinement in nanostructures like adsorbent and membrane pores often leads to peculiar thermodynamic and transport properties. This session welcomes computational and experimental studies that explore these behaviors.

Sponsor:
Thermodynamics and Transport Properties
Chair:
Lev D. Gelb Email: lev.gelb@utdallas.edu
Co-Chair:
Francisco R. Hung Email: frhung@tigers.lsu.edu


8:30 AM
(284a) Progression of Conformational Transitions of Alkanes Under Hydrophobic Confinement in Deep-Cavity Cavitand Dimer Complexes
James W. Barnett, Bruce C. Gibb and Hank S. Ashbaugh


8:55 AM
(284b) Structural and Dynamical Properties of Deep Eutectic Solvents Confined in Slit Pores
Yan Shen, Xiaoxia He and Francisco R. Hung


9:20 AM
(284c) Glassy Dynamics for Monoatomic and Molecular Fluids Confined Between Mica Surfaces
V Vadhana and K. G. Ayappa


9:45 AM
(284d) Confinement Effect on Chemical Reaction Yield: The Nitric Oxide Dimer Reaction
Deepti Srivastava, Erik E. Santiso and Keith E. Gubbins


10:10 AM
(284e) Experimental Measurement of Extreme Phase Transition Temperatures for Water Confined inside Carbon Nanotubes
Kumar Varoon Agrawal, Steven Shimizu, Lee Drahushuk and Michael S. Strano


10:35 AM
(284f) Single-File Diffusion of Gas Mixtures By High Field Diffusion NMR
Akshita Dutta, Poorvajan Sekar, Muslim Dvoyashkin, Clifford R. Bowers, Kirk J. Ziegler and Sergey Vasenkov
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