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1. Water-Soluble Polymers

Author

J. E. GLASS, J. E. Glass, Howard G. Barth, Marshall L. Fishman, Leonard Pepper, Philip E. Pfeffer, Morris F. Tchir, Alfred Rudin, J. E. Glass, Robert A. Gelman, Howard G. Barth, P. A. Rey, R. G. Varsanik, Kathleen Hughes, Graham Swift, Jack C. Estes, R. K. Clark, S. A. Heinle, S. Shah, J. E. Glass

Published
1986

2. Polymer Adsorption and Dispersion Stability

Author

E. D. GODDARD, BRIAN VINCENT, B. VINCENT, R. HOGG, A. TAKAHASHI, M. KAWAGUCHI, K. HAYASHI, T. KATO, M. A. COHEN STUART, J. M. H. M. SCHEUTJENS, G. J. FLEER, GERALD G. FULLER, JEN-JIANG LEE, M. S. AHMED, M. S. EL-AASSER, J. W. VANDERHOFF, J. E. GLASS, S. SHAH, D-L. LU, S. D. SENEKER, J. E. GLASS, H.

Published
1984

3. Selective Catecholamine Recognition with NeuroSensor 521: A Fluorescent Sensor for the Visualization of Norepinephrine in Fixed and Live Cells

Author

Kevin D. Gillis, Timothy E. Glass, Xin Liu, and Kenneth S. Hettie

Subjects
Tailored approach, Physiology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Chromaffin Cells, Biology, Biochemistry, Norepinephrine (medication), Norepinephrine, Catecholamines, Dopamine, medicine, Animals, Cells, Cultured, Fluorescent Dyes, High concentration, Binding Sites, Molecular sensor, Cell Biology, General Medicine, Secretory Vesicle, Fluorescence, Catecholamine, Biophysics, Cattle, medicine.drug
Abstract

A method for the selective labeling and imaging of catecholamines in live and fixed secretory cells is reported. The method integrates a tailored approach using a novel fluorescence-based turn-on molecular sensor (NeuroSensor 521) that can exploit the high concentration of neurotransmitters and acidic environment within secretory vesicles for the selective recognition of norepinephrine and dopamine. The utility of the method was demonstrated by selectively labeling and imaging norepinephrine in secretory vesicles such that discrimination between norepinephrine- and epinephrine-enriched populations of chromaffin cells was observed. This method was validated in fixed cells by co-staining with an anti-PNMT antibody.

Published
2013

4. Analytical Chemistry of Liquid Fuel Sources

Author

HOWARD B. JENSEN, SIDNEY SIGGIA, PETER C. UDEN, WILLIAM A. SCHMELING, JEANNETTE KING, JOSEF J. SCHMIDT-COLLERUS, E. J. GALLEGOS, D. L. WOOTON, W. M. COLEMAN, T. E. GLASS, H. C. DORN, L. T. TAYLOR, JOSEPH E. SCHILLER, I. SCHWAGER, P. A. FARMANIAN, T. F. YEN, R. B. GAMMAGE, T. VO-DINH, A. R. HAWTHORNE

Published
1978

6. The Pinene Path to Taxanes

Author

Daniel G. Marquess, Thomas P. Mucciaro, Nancy E. Krauss, Wei Meng, Richard E. Taylor, Paul E. Floreancig, Michel Mühlebach, Katsuhiko Tomooka, Neil F. Badham, Jim C. Sutton, Timothy E. Glass, Simon P. Conway, Michael G. Natchus, Anthony J. Shuker, Paul L. McGrane, David B. Rawlins, Ludger A. Wessjohann, Paul A. Wender, Takeshi Ohkuma, Bernd Peschke, Jonathan B. Houze, and Daesung Lee

Subjects
Pinene, chemistry.chemical_compound, chemistry, Path (graph theory), Organic chemistry
Published
1994

7. Persistent, Bioaccumulative, and Toxic Chemicals I

Author

ROBERT L. LIPNICK, JOOP L. M. HERMENS, KEVIN C. JONES, DEREK C. G. MUIR, D. T. H. M. Sijm, Steven J. Eisenreich, Cari L. Gigliotti, Paul A. Brunciak, Jordi Dachs, Thomas R. Glenn, Eric D. Nelson, Lisa A. Totten, Daryl A. Van Ry, Wei Chen, Amy T. Kan, Mason B. Tomson, Ishai Dror, Zev Gerstl, Hilel Rubin, Carol Braester, Bruno Yaron, Janina Lulek, C. Grøn, F. Laturnus, G. K. Mortensen, H. Egsgaard, L. Samsøe-Petersen, P. Ambus, E. S. Jensen, Mason B. Towson, P. M. Lemieux, C. W. Lee, J. D. Kilgroe, J. V. Ryan, Bommanna G. Loganathan, Kurunthachalam Kannan, David A. Owen, Kenneth S. Sajwan, Gary E. Glass, John A. Sorensen, George R. Rapp, Keith A. Maruya, Walter Vetter, Stuart G. Wakeham, Richard F. Lee, Leo Francendese, John R. Parsons, Merel Toussaint, Ruth E. Alcock, Andy J. Sweetman, David Young, Robert Ozretich, Henry Lee, Scott Echols, John Frazier, Martine I. Bakker, Johannes Tolls, Chris Kollöffel, G. M. Cramer, K. Bangerter, R. Fernando, G. M. Meaburn, E. Pellizzari, V. J. Feil, G. L. Larsen, Myrto Petreas, Jianwen She, Michael McKinney, Pat Visi, ROBERT L. LIPNICK, JOOP L. M. HERMENS, KEVIN C. JONES, DEREK C. G. MUIR, D. T. H. M. Sijm, Steven J. Eisenreich, Cari L. Gigliotti, Paul A. Brunciak, Jordi Dachs, Thomas R. Glenn, Eric D. Nelson, Lisa A. Totten, Daryl A. Van Ry, Wei Chen, Amy T. Kan, Mason B. Tomson, Ishai Dror, Zev Gerstl, Hilel Rubin, Carol Braester, Bruno Yaron, Janina Lulek, C. Grøn, F. Laturnus, G. K. Mortensen, H. Egsgaard, L. Samsøe-Petersen, P. Ambus, E. S. Jensen, Mason B. Towson, P. M. Lemieux, C. W. Lee, J. D. Kilgroe, J. V. Ryan, Bommanna G. Loganathan, Kurunthachalam Kannan, David A. Owen, Kenneth S. Sajwan, Gary E. Glass, John A. Sorensen, George R. Rapp, Keith A. Maruya, Walter Vetter, Stuart G. Wakeham, Richard F. Lee, Leo Francendese, John R. Parsons, Merel Toussaint, Ruth E. Alcock, Andy J. Sweetman, David Young, Robert Ozretich, Henry Lee, Scott Echols, John Frazier, Martine I. Bakker, Johannes Tolls, Chris Kollöffel, G. M. Cramer, K. Bangerter, R. Fernando, G. M. Meaburn, E. Pellizzari, V. J. Feil, G. L. Larsen, Myrto Petreas, Jianwen She, Michael McKinney, and Pat Visi

Subjects
Persistent pollutants--Environmental aspects--, Persistent pollutants--Bioaccumulation--Congre, Persistent pollutants--Toxicology--Congresses
Published
2000

10. Ion Budgets in a Seepage Lake

Author

Jerald L. Schnoor, G. E. Glass, and J. C. Lin

Subjects
Hydrology, Sustainability, Environmental science, Ion
Published
1987

11. Water-Soluble Polymers

Author

J. E. Glass

Subjects
chemistry.chemical_classification, Materials science, Polymer science, chemistry, Organic chemistry, Emulsion polymerization, Polymer, Water soluble polymers, Characterization (materials science)
Abstract

Brings together the diverse experience of those working with and using water-soluble polymers. Gives a detailed description of important advances in inversion emulsion polymerization of synthetic water-soluble monomers.Reports on the tremendous increase in research and the state-of-the-art in fundamental concepts and application performance of water-soluble polymers. Looks at the solution properties of some important carbohydrate polymers, and examines recent developments in the characterization of water-soluble polymers by chromatographic and NMR techniques.

Published
1986

19. PREFACE

Author

J. E. GLASS

Published
1986

20. Chemical Modeling in Aqueous Systems

Author

EVERETT A. JENNE, JACQUES BOULEGUE, GIL MICHARD, DARRELL KIRK NORDSTROM, JAMES W. BALL, J. GULENS, D. R. CHAMP, R. E. JACKSON, E. M. PERDUE, CONSTANT M. G. VAN DEN BERG, JAMES R. KRAMER, JOSEPH P. FRIZADO, WILLIAM G. SUNDA, PETER J. HANSON, R. E. WILDUNG, T. R. GARLAND, H. DRUCKER, PATRICK MAC CARTHY, GARON C. SMITH, RONALD V. JAMES, JACOB RUBIN, DAVID W. BROWN, PETER G. BREWER, WEI MIN HAO, LAURIE BALISTRIERI, JAMES W. MURRAY, JAMES A. DAVIS, JAMES O. LECKIE, JESS M. CLEVELAND, GEORGE A. PARKS, DONALD LANGMUIR, R. L. BASSETT, Y. K. KHARAKA, D. LANGMUIR, J. A. KITTRICK, DAVID C. HURD, CHARLES FRALEY, JAMES K. FUGATE, ART F. WHITE, HANS C. CLAASSEN, G. H. NANCOLLAS, Z. AMJAD, P. KOUTSOUKOS, JOHN W. MORSE, ROBERT C. BERNER, L. N. PLUMMER, D. L. PARKHURST, T. M. L. WIGLEY, S. N. LUOMA, G. W. BRYAN, FLORENCE L. HARRISON, V. R. MAGNUSON, D. K. HARRISS, M. S. SUN, D. K. TAYLOR, G. E. GLASS, M. WHITFIELD, D. R. TURNER, ABRAHAM E. VAN LUIK, JEROME J. JURINAK, THOMAS R. HOLM, MARC A. ANDERSON, DENNIS G. IVERSON, ROBERT S. STANFORTH, M. M. REDDY, R. W. POTTER, EVERETT A. JENNE, JACQUES BOULEGUE, GIL MICHARD, DARRELL KIRK NORDSTROM, JAMES W. BALL, J. GULENS, D. R. CHAMP, R. E. JACKSON, E. M. PERDUE, CONSTANT M. G. VAN DEN BERG, JAMES R. KRAMER, JOSEPH P. FRIZADO, WILLIAM G. SUNDA, PETER J. HANSON, R. E. WILDUNG, T. R. GARLAND, H. DRUCKER, PATRICK MAC CARTHY, GARON C. SMITH, RONALD V. JAMES, JACOB RUBIN, DAVID W. BROWN, PETER G. BREWER, WEI MIN HAO, LAURIE BALISTRIERI, JAMES W. MURRAY, JAMES A. DAVIS, JAMES O. LECKIE, JESS M. CLEVELAND, GEORGE A. PARKS, DONALD LANGMUIR, R. L. BASSETT, Y. K. KHARAKA, D. LANGMUIR, J. A. KITTRICK, DAVID C. HURD, CHARLES FRALEY, JAMES K. FUGATE, ART F. WHITE, HANS C. CLAASSEN, G. H. NANCOLLAS, Z. AMJAD, P. KOUTSOUKOS, JOHN W. MORSE, ROBERT C. BERNER, L. N. PLUMMER, D. L. PARKHURST, T. M. L. WIGLEY, S. N. LUOMA, G. W. BRYAN, FLORENCE L. HARRISON, V. R. MAGNUSON, D. K. HARRISS, M. S. SUN, D. K. TAYLOR, G. E. GLASS, M. WHITFIELD, D. R. TURNER, ABRAHAM E. VAN LUIK, JEROME J. JURINAK, THOMAS R. HOLM, MARC A. ANDERSON, DENNIS G. IVERSON, ROBERT S. STANFORTH, M. M. REDDY, and R. W. POTTER

Subjects
Chemistry--Mathematical models--Congresses, Solution (Chemistry)--Congresses
Published
1979

21. Water-Soluble Polymers

Author

J. E. GLASS, Howard G. Barth, Marshall L. Fishman, Leonard Pepper, Philip E. Pfeffer, Morris F. Tchir, Alfred Rudin, Robert A. Gelman, P. A. Rey, R. G. Varsanik, Kathleen Hughes, Graham Swift, Jack C. Estes, R. K. Clark, S. A. Heinle, S. Shah, Robert Gow-Sheng Chen, Arvind D. Patel, Juan A. Menjivar, G. Chauveteau, P. A. Argabright, J. S. Rhudy, E. M. Trujillo, Richard R. Eley, Richard A. Zander, Mark E. Koehler, S. G. Croll, R. L. Kleinlein, D. H. Craig, F. G. Schwab, J. C. Thibeault, P. R. Sperry, E. J. Schaller, James T. K. Woo, Thomas T. Chiu, Bruce P. Thill, William J. Fairchok, J. E. GLASS, Howard G. Barth, Marshall L. Fishman, Leonard Pepper, Philip E. Pfeffer, Morris F. Tchir, Alfred Rudin, Robert A. Gelman, P. A. Rey, R. G. Varsanik, Kathleen Hughes, Graham Swift, Jack C. Estes, R. K. Clark, S. A. Heinle, S. Shah, Robert Gow-Sheng Chen, Arvind D. Patel, Juan A. Menjivar, G. Chauveteau, P. A. Argabright, J. S. Rhudy, E. M. Trujillo, Richard R. Eley, Richard A. Zander, Mark E. Koehler, S. G. Croll, R. L. Kleinlein, D. H. Craig, F. G. Schwab, J. C. Thibeault, P. R. Sperry, E. J. Schaller, James T. K. Woo, Thomas T. Chiu, Bruce P. Thill, and William J. Fairchok

Subjects
Water-soluble polymers--Congresses
Published
1986

22. Sources and Fates of Aquatic Pollutants

Author

RONALD A. HITES, S. J. EISENREICH, Anders W. Andren, William J. Doucette, Rebecca M. Dickhut, Terry F. Bidleman, William T. Foreman, Jeffrey W. Astle, Frank A. P. C. Gobas, Wan-Ying Shiu, Donald Mackay, Jed M. Waldman, Michael R. Hoffmann, Richard Arimoto, Robert A. Duce, James W. Murray, Peter G. C. Campbell, André Tessier, James C. Lin, Jerald L. Schnoor, Gary E. Glass, Patrick L. Brezonik, Lawrence A. Baker, Todd E. Perry, Alan W. Elzerman, John T. Coates, Brian J. Eadie, John A. Robbins, M. Judith Charles, B. G. Oliver, David E. Armstrong, James P. Hurley, Deborah L. Swackhamer, Martin M. Shafer, Harold F. Hemond, Thomas P. Army, William K. Nuttle, Diane G. Chen, RONALD A. HITES, S. J. EISENREICH, Anders W. Andren, William J. Doucette, Rebecca M. Dickhut, Terry F. Bidleman, William T. Foreman, Jeffrey W. Astle, Frank A. P. C. Gobas, Wan-Ying Shiu, Donald Mackay, Jed M. Waldman, Michael R. Hoffmann, Richard Arimoto, Robert A. Duce, James W. Murray, Peter G. C. Campbell, André Tessier, James C. Lin, Jerald L. Schnoor, Gary E. Glass, Patrick L. Brezonik, Lawrence A. Baker, Todd E. Perry, Alan W. Elzerman, John T. Coates, Brian J. Eadie, John A. Robbins, M. Judith Charles, B. G. Oliver, David E. Armstrong, James P. Hurley, Deborah L. Swackhamer, Martin M. Shafer, Harold F. Hemond, Thomas P. Army, William K. Nuttle, and Diane G. Chen

Subjects
Water--Pollution--Congresses, Organic water pollutants--Congresses, Water chemistry--Congresses, Hydrodynamics--Congresses, Chemical kinetics--Congresses
Published
1987

23. Organic Chemistry of Coal

Author

JOHN W. LARSEN, D. D. WHITEHURST, JEFFREY KOVAC, RAFFAELE G. RUBERTO, DONALD C. CRONAUER, ANNA MARZEC, DANUTA BODZEK, TERESA KRZYZANOWSKA, J. BIMER, P. H. GIVEN, SWADESH RAJ, SUJIT K. CHAKRABARTTY, RYOICHI HAYATSU, RANDALL E. WINANS, ROBERT G. SCOTT, LEON P. MOORE, MARTIN H. STUDIER, FRANK R. MAYO, JOHN G. HUNTINGTON, NORMAN A. KIRSHEN, S. K. CHAKRABARTTY, N. BERKOWITZ, H. L. RETCOFSKY, G. P. THOMPSON, M. HOUGH, R. A. FRIEDEL, GILBERT J. MAINS, MUTHU SP. SUNDARAM, JOSEPH SOLOMON, CLAIR J. COLLINS, BEN M. BENJAMIN, VERNON F. RAAEN, PAUL H. MAUPIN, W. H. ROARK, JAMES E. BLESSING, DAVID S. ROSS, J. L. COX, W. A. WILCOX, G. L. ROBERTS, J. Y. LOW, D. S. ROSS, H. E. LUMPKIN, THOMAS ACZEL, G. A. ST. JOHN, S. E. BUTTRILL, M. ANBAR, F. K. SCHWEIGHARDT, C. M. WHITE, S. FRIEDMAN, J. L. SHULTZ, C. V. PHILIP, RAYFORD G. ANTHONY, D. J. WELSH, J. W. HELLGETH, T. E. GLASS, H. C. DORN, L. T. TAYLOR, R. J. BALTISBERGER, K. J. KLABUNDE, V. I. STENBERG, N. F. WOOLSEY, K. SAITO, W. SUKALSKI, CURTIS L. KNUDSON, JOSEPH E. SCHILLER, ARTHUR L. RUUD, JOHN W. LARSEN, D. D. WHITEHURST, JEFFREY KOVAC, RAFFAELE G. RUBERTO, DONALD C. CRONAUER, ANNA MARZEC, DANUTA BODZEK, TERESA KRZYZANOWSKA, J. BIMER, P. H. GIVEN, SWADESH RAJ, SUJIT K. CHAKRABARTTY, RYOICHI HAYATSU, RANDALL E. WINANS, ROBERT G. SCOTT, LEON P. MOORE, MARTIN H. STUDIER, FRANK R. MAYO, JOHN G. HUNTINGTON, NORMAN A. KIRSHEN, S. K. CHAKRABARTTY, N. BERKOWITZ, H. L. RETCOFSKY, G. P. THOMPSON, M. HOUGH, R. A. FRIEDEL, GILBERT J. MAINS, MUTHU SP. SUNDARAM, JOSEPH SOLOMON, CLAIR J. COLLINS, BEN M. BENJAMIN, VERNON F. RAAEN, PAUL H. MAUPIN, W. H. ROARK, JAMES E. BLESSING, DAVID S. ROSS, J. L. COX, W. A. WILCOX, G. L. ROBERTS, J. Y. LOW, D. S. ROSS, H. E. LUMPKIN, THOMAS ACZEL, G. A. ST. JOHN, S. E. BUTTRILL, M. ANBAR, F. K. SCHWEIGHARDT, C. M. WHITE, S. FRIEDMAN, J. L. SHULTZ, C. V. PHILIP, RAYFORD G. ANTHONY, D. J. WELSH, J. W. HELLGETH, T. E. GLASS, H. C. DORN, L. T. TAYLOR, R. J. BALTISBERGER, K. J. KLABUNDE, V. I. STENBERG, N. F. WOOLSEY, K. SAITO, W. SUKALSKI, CURTIS L. KNUDSON, JOSEPH E. SCHILLER, and ARTHUR L. RUUD

Subjects
Coal--Analysis--Congresses
Published
1978

24. The Role of the Organic Solvent Polarity in Isolating Uranyl Peroxide Capsule Fragments.

Author

Arteaga A, Ray D, Glass E, Martin NP, Zakharov LN, Gagliardi L, and Nyman M

Abstract

Uranyl peroxide capsules are a fascinating class of polyoxometalates (POMs), discovered only in the 21st century. Understanding the reactivity between peroxide, alkali cations, and uranyl in alkaline solutions is important in nuclear science disciplines including mineralogy, nuclear energy, and legacy nuclear wastes. Here, we have developed a general procedure to isolate different fragments of the uranyl-peroxide POM capsules, using organic solvents to partially remove K + salts from crude solids of the monomer building block UO 2 (O 2 ) 3 4- ( K-U 1 ), leading to stabilization of these reactive fragments. Higher polarity organic solvents remove more K + salts from the crude solid, owed to higher solubility, resulting in more extensive linking of uranyl peroxide building units. By this strategy we have isolated and structurally characterized a dimer K 6 [(UO 2 ) 2 (O 2 ) 4 (OH) 2 ]·7H 2 O ( K-U 2 ) and a hexamer face frequently observed in the capsules, K 12 [(UO 2 ) 6 (O 2 ) 9 (OH) 6 ]· x H 2 O ( K-U 6 ). Comparing experimental and computed Raman spectra shows that these intermediates crystallize by a solid-to-solid transformation, via polymerization of the monomer building block. By small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS), we track the conversion of the fragments to POM capsules; the reaction rate increases from K-U 1 (days) < K-U 2 (hours) < K-U 6 (instantaneous). This study provides a general synthetic procedure to isolate metastable uranyl peroxide oligomers and control the oligomerization, which will be later applied to systems with the heavier alkalis that are even less stable.

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2020
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