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8019 Hickory St, New Orleans, LA 70118    504-8618982   

Metairie, LA   

Greenville, NC   

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Captain

Location:
304 Yvonne Ave, Abita Springs, LA 70420
Industry:
Maritime
Work:
Harvey Gulf International Marine
Captain
Edison Chouest Offshore 1994 - 2013
Captain
Skills:
Navigation, Maritime Operations, Ism, Maritime, Vessel Management, Ports, Boat, Maritime Security, Marine Operations, Gmdss, Supervisory Skills, Vessel Operations, Offshore Drilling, Safety Management Systems, Seamanship, International Shipping, Vessels, Ships, Marine Engineering, Shipping, Stcw, Offshore, Supply
Interests:
Collecting Antiques
Aviation
Exercise
Sweepstakes
Home Improvement
Reading
Gourmet Cooking
Sports
The Arts
Food
Home Decoration
Health
Cooking
Electronics
Outdoors
Crafts
Fitness
Music
Movies
Collecting
Kids
Medicine
Automobiles
Cats
Travel
Motorcycling
Investing
Traveling
Languages:
English
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Location:
New Orleans, LA
Industry:
Research
Work:
Tulane University
Professor of Chemistry
Tulane University
Chemistry
Skills:
Science, University Teaching, Higher Education, Student Affairs, Uv/Vis, Materials Science, Characterization
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Location:
United States

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Us Patents

Method Of Forming Stable Functionalized Nanoparticles

US Patent:
7883995, Feb 8, 2011
Filed:
Jun 2, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/131718
Inventors:
Brian S. Mitchell - New Orleans LA, US
Mark J. Fink - New Orleans LA, US
Andrew S. Heintz - New Orleans LA, US
Assignee:
The Administrators of the Tulane Educational Fund - New Orleans LA
International Classification:
H01L 21/00
US Classification:
438478, 438800
Abstract:
A novel top-down procedure for synthesis of stable passivated nanoparticles uses a one-step mechanochemical process to form and passivate the nanoparticles. High-energy ball milling (HEBM) can advantageously be used to mechanically reduce the size of material to nanoparticles. When the reduction of size occurs in a reactive medium, the passivation of the nanoparticles occurs as the nanoparticles are formed. This results in stable passivated silicon nanoparticles. This procedure can be used, for example in the synthesis of stable alkyl- or alkenyl-passivated silicon and germanium nanoparticles. The covalent bonds between the silicon or germanium and the carbon in the reactive medium create very stable nanoparticles.

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