Session: Nanotechnology and the Environment (Sponsored by Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology Sub-Division)


I&EC		Sunday, 26 March 2006

1:30 PM-4:30 PM Georgia World Congress Center -- B313A, Oral
Nanotechnology and the Environment (Sponsored by Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology Sub-Division)
Green Chemistry: Synthesis of Nanomaterials Using Green Chemistry Principles, e.g., Solid State Manufacturing, Low Energy Manufacturing, Self-assembly
Presiding:	Stanislaus S Wong
1:30 PM		Introductory Remarks
1:35 PM	27	Gas-phase functionalization of carbon nanotubes Elena V. Basiuk, Vladimir A. Basiuk
2:00 PM	28	Green synthesis of metallic nanorods and nanowires Catherine J. Murphy
2:25 PM	29	Synthesis of quantum dots: From greener methods to greener products Xiaogang Peng
2:50 PM	30	Low-temperature solution synthesis and benchtop processing of metallurgical nanomaterials Raymond E. Schaak
3:15 PM	31	Toward greener nanomanufacturing: Greener approaches to functionalized gold nanoparticles and nanoscale patterns of metals James E. Hutchison
3:40 PM	32	Preparation of porous carbon from petroleum coke and control of its pore size by chemical vapor deposition Mingbo Wu, Qingfang Zha, Jieshan Qiu, Yuzhen Zhang
4:05 PM	33	Synthesis of luminescent and magnetic nanoparticles and their use in materials- and life sciences Horst Weller

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