Friday, 18 May 2007: 8:45 AM-12:00 PM
012 (Pfahler Hall)
Environmental Interfaces
The symposium will highlight research that is helping to understand important environmental interfaces. These gas/solid or liquid/solid interfaces might play important roles in such areas as soil, aquatic, or atmospheric chemistry. Contributions that highlight experimental and/or theoretical research of such interfaces are welcome.
Sponsor:	ACS Division of Environmental Chemistry (ENVR)
Organizer:	Daniel R. Strongin
Presider:	Daniel R. Strongin
8:45 AM			Welcoming Remarks
8:50 AM	430		Combining computational chemistry and spectroscopy to understand the mineral-water interface James D. Kubicki, Donald L. Sparks, Kristian W. Paul
9:20 AM	431		Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Liquid/Liquid (Octanol/WateR) Interfaces Preston B. Moore
9:40 AM	432		Ligand Exchange and Electron Transfer Reactions Unique to Mineral/Water Interfaces Alan Stone
10:10 AM			Break
10:30 AM	433		Observation of water structure in colloidal silica using ATR-FTIR and the Subtractive Kramers-Kronig Transform Joseph R. Bailey, Molly M. McGuire
10:50 AM	434		Heterogeneous reduction of aqueous U(VI) and stabilization of sorbed U(V): exploiting fine structures in the U4f XPS in order to distinguish U oxidation states Eugene Ilton
11:20 AM	435		Interactions of pyrite with bacteria and the effect of adsorbed organics Jun Hao, Eelin Lim, Riley Murphy, Daniel R. Strongin
11:40 AM	436		Impact of chemical stress on bacterial metabolism Sujata Ray, Catherine A. Peters

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