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Is It Useful? Orthophosphate Mapping Of An Excavated Cellar Of A Mid 1700’S Tavern In New London Va, Thomas M. Bender, Randy Lichtenberger

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The partially backfilled cellar of Mead’s Tavern (VDHR # 015-0120) a circa 1760’s building in New London Virginia, was studied by orthophosphate (PO₄³) mapping of the recently exposed, culturally sterile, subsoil floor. Prior studies of the cellar had exposed a hearth along with features that were speculated to be wall partitions for subdivision of the cellar. The full intended purpose for those exposed features is unknown. To further probe that exposed subsoil prior to a major engineering stabilization of the tavern’s foundation, a chemical mapping of surface PO₄^3- levels in the cellar was done. The …

Casein Kinases Are Required For The Stability Of The Glucose Sensing Receptor Rgt2 In Yeast, Danny Bloor

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Synthesis Of Molecularly Imprinted Polymer For The Detection Of Perfluorooctanoic Acid, Yuqi Wang, Hannah Rhodes

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Inhibiting Nitroso Related Methylation Of Guanine Using Dietary Supplements And Flavonoids, Hannah Klose, Madeline Mccoy, Mary Hall

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The Effect Of Coca-Cola™ On Fresh And Latent Blood Stains, Brittany Johnson, Bethany Smith, Katie Steigerwald, Rachel Eberle

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Utilization Of Solid-State Catalysis For Screening Of Peroxidase Library, Zachariah Hutcheon, Alexa Deckert

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Synthesis And Characterization Of 5,6-Fused Ring Pyridazines, William Hobbs, Joshua Bird, Stephen Carter

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High-Performance Liquid Chromatography Analysis Of Common Adulterants, Madison Landreth, Elijah Deyoung, Jedidiah Black, Lynza Osorio

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Synthesis Of Re(Co)3[1,2-C5h3(Coc4h3s)2], Chloe Vernon, Ryan Renfro, Wilmar Janusz

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Inhibiting Nitroso Related Methylation Of Guanine Using Dietary Supplements And Flavonoids, Madeline Mccoy, James Davis, Chloe Rippey, Stephen Hobson

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Preliminary Results On The Use Of Machine Learning For Advance Controls Of A Dielectric Elastomer Actuator, Nathanael Gentry, Carson Farmer, Hector Medina

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Potential Connections Between Graph Theory And Materials Modeling, Rachel Drake, Hector Medina

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Raising Global Awareness And Internationality In The Undergraduate Organic Chemistry Laboratory, Marissa Scilley, Michael R. Korn

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Pueraria Montana Peroxidase Activity, Kathryn Briley, Gregory Raner

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The Origin & Evolution Of The Chinese Language, Charity Bullis, Yan Xie

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Synthesis Of Some Rhenium-Pyridazyl Complexes For Future Use In Semiconductive Materials, Zachariah Hutcheon, Jonathan Nelson, Philip Temple, Mark Villers, Chad Snyder

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Deletion Of Ph Response Genes In Cryptococcus Neoformans, Hannah Finson, Michael S. Price

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Greening Of Ferrocene Column Chromatography, Marissa Scilley, Anderson Hill, Michael R. Korn

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Incorporating The Origin Of Life Theme In Organic Chemistry Laboratories: Analyses Of Amino Acids, Emmalyn Sarver, Michael R. Korn

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Activated Carbon Open Circuit Potential Shifts In Aqueous Solutions, Mikhail M. Goldin, Gary Blanchard, Alexander Volkov, Mogely Khubutiya, Vladimir Kolesnikov, Anatoly Evseev, Mark Goldin

Faculty Publications and Presentations

Interaction of certain organic compounds with activated carbon and its effect on the carbon open circuit potentials were studied. It was shown that shifts in open circuit potentials depended on the filling of the activated carbon surface. Whereas adsorption of the investigated compounds on the carbon led to positive potential shifts, their elimination (desorption) from carbon surface led to shifts in the opposite direction. It was also observed that the time dependence of potential shifts is similar for different carbon brands. The magnitude of shifts depended on adsorption activity and porometric characteristics of the carbon adsorbent, as well as the …