The 237th ACS National Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT, March 22-26, 2009

Symposium Grid -- Division of Environmental Chemistry -- Session Listing

Division of Environmental ChemistryENVR

New Energy Technology Sun(D) Mon(D) Tues(D) Wednes(E)

 

ENVR Sunday, March 22, 2009

 

Oral

New Energy Technology

Low Energy Nuclear Reactions: Introduction and Overview Sponsored by: ENVR Organizer, Presiding:Jan Marwan

 1 (1) Jan Marwan �gIntroducing low energy nuclear reactions�h
 2 (2) Steven B. Krivit �gLow-energy nuclear reaction research: 2009 ACS update�h
 3 (3) Scott R Chubb Sr., �gTalbot A. Chubb Condensed matter nuclear science discoveries�h
 4 (4)  Michael Charles Harold McKubre �gFrom cold fusion to condensed matter nuclear science: 20 years of research�h
 5 (5) Frank E. Gordon, Stanislaw Szpak, P. A. Mosier-Boss, Melvin H. Miles, Lawrence Forsley �gTwenty year history of LENR research using Pd/D codeposition�h

 6 (6) Antonella De Ninno �gFrom the proof of principle to a working prototype�h
 7 (7) Dennis Cravens, Rod Gimpel, Vince Golubic �gPractical use of nuclear quadrupole and internal magnetic field augmented LENR�h

Oral

New Energy Technology

Low Energy Nuclear Transmutation Sponsored by: ENVR Organizer, Presiding:Jan Marwan

 15 (8) John Dash, Qiongshu Wang �gComposition of particles in heavy water electrolyte after electrolysis�h
 16 (9) Irina B. Savvatimova, John Dash �gTransmutation with glow discharge�h
 17 (10) Richard A. Oriani �gReproducible generation of nuclear particles during electrolysis�h
 18 (11) Vladimir Vysotskii, Alla Kornilova �gNuclear transmutation of isotopes in biological systems: History, models, experiments and perspectives�h
 19 (12) Lawrence Forsley, Frank E. Gordon, Pamela A. Mosier-Boss �gNanonuclear reactions in condensed matter�h
 20 (13) Tadahiko Mizuno �gIsotopic changes of elements caused by various conditions of electrolysis�h
 21 (14) Hideo Kozima �gCharacterization of distinctive materials with which to generate nuclear transmutation�h
 22 (15) Nicolas Amanet �gEffect of hydrogen stoichiometry (x) on the lattice expansion in metal-Hx systems�h
 23 (16) Jan Marwan�gUnderstanding the palladium–hydrogen (deuterium) electrochemistry as crucial step to approach low energy nuclear reactions�h

ENVR Monday, March 23, 2009

Oral

New Energy Technology

Tritium, Neutron Production and Bubble Fusion Sponsored by: ENVR Organizer, Presiding:Jan Marwan

 30 (17) P. A. Mosier-Boss, Stanislaw Szpak, Frank E. Gordon, Lawrence Forsley �gCharacterization of neutrons emitted during Pd/D co-deposition�h
 31 (18) Julie A. Yurkovic, Stefanie J. Zakskorn, Neil D. Robertson, Hiroaki Saito �gField–assisted electroplating�h
 32 (19) Xing Z. Li �gAnomalous tritium production in CMNS�h
 33 (20) Robert C Block, Richard T Lahey, Robert I Nigmatulin, Rusi P Taleyarkhan �gAdvances in acoustic inertial confinement bubble nuclear fusion�h
 34 (21)Roger S. Stringham �gWhen bubble cavitation becomes sonofusion�h
 35 (22) Mahadeva Srinivasan �gObservation of high multiplicity neutron emission events from deuterated Pd and Ti samples at BARC: A review�h
 36 (23) Mahadeva Srinivasan �gObservation of neutrons and tritium in a wide variety of LENR configurations: BARC results revisited�h
 37 (24) Yuri N. Bazhutov �gDiscovery of Erzion nuclear reaction tracks in the space�h

Oral

New Energy Technology

Excess Heat Production Sponsored by: ENVR Organizer, Presiding:Jan Marwan

 44 (25) Steven B. Krivit �gReports of anomalous self-heating events�h
 45 (26) Melvin H. Miles, Martin Fleischmann �gTwenty year review of isoperibolic calorimetric measurements of the Fleischmann-Pons effect�h
 46 (27) Andrei G. Lipson, Ivan P. Chernov, Alexei S. Roussetski, Aslan Yu. Tsivadze, Boris F. Lyakhov, Yuri P. Cherdantsev, Michael E. Melich, Eugeny I. Saunin �g�fHot�f deuteron generation and charged particle emission during excitation of the deuterium subsystem in metal deuterides�h
 47 (28) Xing Z. Li �gGas-loading experiments for self-sustaining heat in CMNS�h
 48 (29) Mitchell Swartz �gExcess heat and electrical characteristics of type �gB�h anode-plate at low energy nuclear reactions�h
 49 (30) Tadahiko Mizuno �gAnomalous heat generation during hydrogenation of carbon hydride�h
 50 Dennis Letts, Dennis Cravens, Peter L. Hagelstein �gDual laser stimulation of optical phonons in palladium deuteride�h
 51 (31) Akira Kitamura, Takayoshi Nohmi, Yu Sasaki, Tatsuya Yamaguchi, Akira Taniike, Akito Takahashi, Reiko Seto, Yushi Fujita �gDeuterium gas charging experiments with Pd powders for excess heat evolution�h

ENVR Tuesday, March 24, 2009

 

Oral

New Energy Technology

Low Energy Nuclear Reactions: Theoretical Approach Sponsored by: ENVR Organizer, Presiding:Jan Marwan

 60 (32) George H. Miley, Xiaoling Yang, Nie Luo, Heinz Hora �gEnergetics of condensed matter cluster reactions in nanostructured palladium�h
 61 Paper Withdrawn

 62 (33) Scott R Chubb Sr. �gOvercoming the Coulomb barrier and related effects through resonant electromagnetic dynamics and quantum mechanics in the Fleischmann-Pons effect�h
 63 (34) Peter L. Hagelstein, Irfan U. Chaudhary �gSimulating anomalies in metal deuterides�h
 64 (35) Antonella De Ninno �gUnderstanding low energy nuclear reactions�h
 65 (36) Akito Takahashi �gBasics of deuteron-cluster dynamics by Langevin equation�h
 66 (37) Anatoly V. Shestopalov �gCold nuclear fusion mechanism at crack tip spearhead located deep under the ground�h

Oral

New Energy Technology

General Sponsored by: ENVR Organizer, Presiding:Jan Marwan

 80 (38) Vladimir Vysotskii, Alla Kornilova �gPhysical model and direct experimental observation of water memory and biophysical activity of magnetic-activated water�h
 81 (39) George H. Miley, Nie Luo, Xiaoling Yang, Kyu-Jung Kim, Grant Kopec �gKinetics in a unique sodium borohydride regenerative fuel cell�h
 82 (40) John A. Tossell �gCatching CO2 in a bowl�h
 83 (41) Todd G. Deutsch, John A. Turner �gPhotoelectrochemical characterization of semiconductor materials for solar water splitting�h

ENVR Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Poster

New Energy Technology

Sponsored by: ENVR Organizer, Presiding:Jan Marwan

  227 (42) Jean-Paul Biberian �gLow energy nuclear reactions in gas phase experiments: An update�h