Physical & Environmental Chemistry Seminar- Avdhoot Datar, University of Dayton
To learn more about Prof Datar: https://udayton.edu/directory/artssciences/chemistry/datar-avdhoot.php
Title: Local Electric Fields as a Model for Hydrogen-Bond Interactions
Abstract: Hydrogen-bond interactions play a central role in chemistry, influencing molecular structure, spectroscopy, reactivity, and dynamics across a wide range of chemical and biological systems. Despite their importance, describing the effects of hydrogen bonding in molecular simulations can require computationally...
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"Oxidation of uranium and neptunium oxides in alkaline conditions: Use of peroxide mechanochemistry and ozonation to enable oxidative dissolution"
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Title: “Exploring Vibrational Features and Coupling in Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Systems”
Abstract: From rhodium paddlewheels to iron-nickel and iron-iron hydrogenases, metal-metal cooperativity through metal-metal bonds have generated interest in the field of catalysis. Characterization of these metal-metal bonds most often take the form of Raman spectroscopy and X-ray crystallography. While useful tools, the impact of the metal-metal bond on other groups of atoms in the structure, such as...