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Graduate Student Anna Joselle Lomboy (ChE'18, ME'20) Presents at NYC ACS Undergraduate Research Symposium

POSTED ON: May 5, 2018

Modeling Atmostpheric Nanoparticles: Characterizing Proton Transfer in Ammonium Fluoride Nanoclusters

Modeling Atmostpheric Nanoparticles: Characterizing Proton Transfer in Ammonium Fluoride Nanoclusters
Molecular Orbital

Molecular Orbital
Anna Joselle Lomboy (ChE'18, ME'20) at ACS Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium

Anna Joselle Lomboy (ChE'18, ME'20) at ACS Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium

Anna Joselle Lomboy (ChE '18, ME'20) presented her joint research with Prof. Topper on "Modeling Atmospheric Nanoparticles: Characterizing Intrasystem Proton Transfer in Ammonium Fluoride Nanoclusters", at the NYC American Chemical Society (ACS) Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium.

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