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a) g(r) and b) ueff(r) for silica microspheres in pure water. c) g(r) and d) ueff(r) for silica microspheres in ethanol under the influence of an applied field of 7.5 V cm−1. e) g(r) and f) ueff(r) for silica microspheres in ethanol-water mixtures under the influence of an applied 7.5 V cm−1 field

DeMoulpied, J. R., Killenbeck, J. A., Schichtl, Z. G., Sharma, B., Striegler, S., & Coridan, R. H. Characterizing the Solvent-Induced Inversion of Colloidal Aggregation During Electrophoretic Deposition [Article; Early Access]. Advanced Materials Interfaces, 8.

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EVENTS

APR 21 from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in CHEM 144 | Analytical Seminar (in-person and on Zoom): Xuan Zhuang, University of Arkansas (BIOL) – "Drosophila model & population resource for investigating genetic basis of complex diseases"

APR 24 | Chemistry Honors Symposium

MAY 1 from 3-4 p.m. in CHEM 144 | Departmental Seminar (in-person and on Zoom): Jeffrey Dick, Purdue University – "Probing curious chemistry in aqueous micro- and nano-droplets"

MAY 2 from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in CHEM 144 | Physical Chemistry Seminar (in-person): Makenzie Long, University of Central Arkansas – "Computational Modeling of Metal Ions in Nanoscale Technology"