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College Of Science And Mathematics Newsletter, Fall 2015, College Of Science And Mathematics, Wright State University
College Of Science And Mathematics Newsletter, Fall 2015, College Of Science And Mathematics, Wright State University
College of Science and Mathematics Newsletters
This 6 page newsletter discusses various happenings within the College of Science and Mathematics. It begins with a letter from the dean, and continues on with news, events, alumni news, and other community news.
The Periodical Fall 2015, Southern Adventist University
The Periodical Fall 2015, Southern Adventist University
the Periodical – Chemistry Department Newsletter
Volume 2, issue 2 of the Periodical includes articles about the Chemistry Department's partnership with Georgia-Cumberland Academy, a pictorial listing of December 2015 graduates, new service-learning tutoring classes, and an alumni spotlight.
The Periodical Winter 2015, Southern Adventist University
The Periodical Winter 2015, Southern Adventist University
the Periodical – Chemistry Department Newsletter
Volume 2, issue 1 of the Periodical includes a message from department chair Brent Hamstra, recognition of high-achieving chemistry students, a welcome to new office manager Heidi Olson, a pictorial listing of May 2015 graduates, an article about students presenting undergraduate research, and an alumni spotlight.
Icp-Oes Analysis Of The Chemical Composition Of Hypergolic Mixtures, Monique Jones
Icp-Oes Analysis Of The Chemical Composition Of Hypergolic Mixtures, Monique Jones
Undergraduate Research Posters
Hypergolic mixtures involve a chemical reaction between an oxidant and a fuel source. These reactions are self-igniting and can be performed using common household materials. The ease of access to the reactants, and delayed ignition have increased the occurrence of hypergolic mixtures in arson-related crimes and incendiary devices. Currently, few chemical signatures exist to link hypergolic residues to a perpetrator. This makes it difficult to obtain forensically relevant information from evidence during an investigation. A hypergolic reaction of interest to forensic laboratories involves combustion between a glycol-based fuel source and potassium permanganate. Past studies have determined that one can distinguish …