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Department of Chemistry
Inorganic Division

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Inorganic chemistry involves the study of non-hydrocarbon molecules.  A quick glance at the periodic table reveals that this encompasses a wide variety of species.  Despite the inorganic label, inorganic chemistry can involve the study of organic molecule transformations at metal centers – processes that are at the heart of enzyme reactions and catalysis.  Members of the inorganic division synthesize, characterize and study a variety of species, ranging from solid-state materials to biomolecules.

Evans George O. Evans
Associate Professor

Metal Complexes as Catalysts
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Huo2

Shouquan Huo
Assistant Professor

Phosphorescent Materials for Organic Light-Emitting Diode Applications

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Morehead

Andrew T. Morehead
Assistant Professor

Catalytic Applications of Transition Metal Complexes with Synthetic Organic Applications

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Sargent

Andrew L. Sargent
Associate Professor

Molecular Modeling of Large Systems

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Spuches2 Anne M. Spuches
Assistant Professor

Characterization of Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Metal Binding to Biomolecules

   
       
   




 

 

 


 

 


 
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