Atmospheric Chemistry @ Dept. of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, Lafayette College
The Galloway Group, in conjunction with Woo Group, Griffith Group, and Hendrickson Group at Lafayette, has released a new paper exploring the dark aqueous chemistry of the biacetyl-ammonium sulfate reaction system. Special thanks to Shiqing Ma ’21 for her hard work on calculating kinetic modeling information!
The paper is available in ACS Earth & Space Chemistry.
A new Woo Group publication has been released in Atmosphere. Based on the EXCEL and Honors Thesis work of Mengjie Fan ’18 and the accompanying work of Shiqing Ma ’21, we explore the usage of Gaussian functions as a means of tracking kinetics in complex dark chemistry systems, where multiple dynamic behaviors can be observed in different timeframes. Thanks to Ziwei Dai ’18 and Nahin Ferdousi ’19 for their contributions to the development of this project!
The article, which is available via open access, can be found here.
Shiqing Ma ‘21 presented our work on aqueous brown modeling and curve decomposition at the 2019 American Institute for Chemical Engineering Annual Meeting, receiving first place in the Environment I undergraduate student poster competition. Congratulations, Shiqing!
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