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    Enhanced electric fields at pointed metal probes for high resolution near-field imaging 

    Doyle, Thomas John, 1968- (2007-05)
    Two methodologies, aimed at increasing the sensitivity and resolution of near-field scanning optical microscopy (NSOM), were explored. The NSOM motifs employed in this study involve the generation of highly localized ...
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    Capillary electrophoresis-mass spectrometry methods for advancements in proteomics 

    Garza, Selynda Ana, 1982- (2007-05)
    Capillary electrophoresis -- mass spectrometry (CE-MS) is increasingly being used in proteomics research. In particular, the speed of analysis, high mass accuracy and sensitivity of many modern mass spectrometers make this ...
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    Construction of a surface science system for the study of reactive ballistic deposited thin films 

    Engstrom, Todd Randall (2007-12)
    This thesis discusses the construction and modification of an ultra-high vacuum chamber (UHV) and associated instruments for the study of thin film materials prepared by reactive ballistic deposition. In addition to hardware ...
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    Synthesis and study of new N-heterocyclic carbene frameworks in the pursuit of durable, conductive organic and organometallic materials 

    Sanderson, Matthew David (2007-08-13)
    A series of group 10 bis(benzimidazolylidene) complexes featuring chelating N- (o-phenol) moieties was synthesized and characterized. Based on these model systems, a new class of main-chain organometallic polymers comprised ...
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    Studying the properties of conjugated donor acceptor complexes with naphthaleneimide acceptors and dialkoxybenzene donors linked by a triple bond 

    Pate, Eleanor Lee (2007-12)
    The self-assembly of aromatic electron donor and acceptor units into alternating stacks has been studied extensively by the Iverson research group as well as others. As an extension of previous research in this area, novel ...
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    Organocatalytic Michael cycloisomerization : studies toward the total synthesis of morphine 

    Smith, Ronald Thomas (2006-12)
    The organocatalytic Michael cycloisomerization has been utilized in both methodological and synthetic chemistry by our research group. This paper investigates the extension of this methodology to other electron deficient ...
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    Application of dendrimer encapsulated Pd nanoparticles in carbon-carbon coupling reaction (the Stille reaction) 

    Lezutekong, Raphael (2006-08)
    This thesis examines the chemistry and application of dendrimer-encapsulated Pd nano-partilces in carbon-carbon coupling reactions in homogenous solution. We prepare our dendrimer encapsulated Pd nano-particles and study ...
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    Array-based split-pool combinatorial screening of potential catalysts 

    Stanton, Matthew Lee, 1980- (2006-08)
    A new method for screening split-pool combinatorial libraries for catalytic activity is described. Site-selective detection of catalytic activity for solution-based reactions was made possible without co-functionalizing ...
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    Semi-empirical prediction of penultimate monomer effects on relative rates of copolymerization propagation 

    Cho, Sangik (2005-05-21)
    The penultimate effect on free-radical copolymerization is investigated by semi-empirical (AM1) calculation. By a proposed model dimeric monomer, different e values are assigned to the radical end according to the penultimate ...
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    First generation of fluorescent labeled DNA bis-intercalators 

    Carpio, Marissa Aileen (2005-12-24)
    Understanding biochemical functions at the most basic level promises greater understanding and control over cellular processes. Synthetic molecules that specifically bind double helical DNA have been pursued as a means of ...

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    AuthorCarpio, Marissa Aileen (1)Cho, Sangik (1)Doyle, Thomas John, 1968- (1)Engstrom, Todd Randall (1)Garza, Selynda Ana, 1982- (1)Lezutekong, Raphael (1)Pate, Eleanor Lee (1)Sanderson, Matthew David (1)Smith, Ronald Thomas (1)Stanton, Matthew Lee, 1980- (1)SubjectBis-intercalators (1)Capillary electrophoreis-mass spectrometry (CE-MS) (1)Carbon-coupling reactions (1)Catalytic activity (1)Combinatorial screening (1)Copolymerization (1)Dendrimer encapsulated Pd nanoparticles (1)Drug synthesis (1)Electric fields (1)Electron deficient alkenes (1)... View MoreDate Issued2007 (5)2006 (3)2005 (2)Has File(s)Yes (10)Degree Department
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