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Destruction of Organophosphorus Nerve Agent Analogues by Activation of O2 under Aqueous Room Temperature and Atmospheric

January 28, 2012. Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu. 2. Overall Goal. The destruction or neutralization of xenobiotics.Inexpensive

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Destruction of Organophosphorus Nerve Agent Analogues by Activation of O2 under Aqueous Room Temperature and Atmospheric

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    1. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 1 Destruction of Organophosphorus Nerve Agent Analogues by Activation of O2 under Aqueous Room Temperature and Atmospheric Pressure Conditions Christina Noradoun, Ryan Hutcheson, Edmund Wong, I. Francis Cheng* University of Idaho, Department of Chemistry, Moscow, ID 83844-2343 ifcheng@uidaho.edu; 208-885-6387

    2. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 2 Overall Goal

    3. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 3 Oxidative Pathways

    4. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 4 Reactive Oxygen Forms

    5. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 5 Partially Reduced Oxygen

    6. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 6 That Last Step: The Fenton Reaction

    7. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 7 The Proposed System

    8. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 8 Putting the System Together –The Reducing Agent

    9. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 9 Putting the System Together – Oxygen Activation Agents

    10. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 10 Putting the System Together – Fenton’s Reagent

    11. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 11 Summary of Van Eldik Study

    12. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 12 Our System

    13. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 13 Method for Detection of Facile Oxidant from O2 Actiavtion

    14. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 14 TBARS Results

    15. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 15 Summary of the New System

    16. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 16 Xenobiotic Oxidation Studies

    17. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 17 Xenobiotic Oxidation Studies

    18. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 18 Oxidation of Chlorophenols

    19. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 19 Reaction Vessel

    20. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 20 4-CP Degradation Kinetic Studies

    21. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 21 Summary of the degradation of the chlorophenols in this study

    22. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 22 Organophosphorous Agents

    23. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 23 Control Studies

    24. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 24 Summary of Identified Intermediates

    25. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 25 Kinetics of Malathion Degradation

    26. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 26 Malaoxon

    27. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 27 Unidentified Intermediate

    28. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 28 Ion Chromatography of other Ionic Products and Intermediates

    29. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 29 Summary of Intermediates

    30. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 30 Kinetically stable organic species in the presence of aqueous Fe(0)/EDTA/O2.

    31. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 31 pH Control and Possible Role

    32. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 32 Technical Summary

    33. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 33 Scientific Summary

    34. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 34 Future Investigations

    35. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 35 Desorption Studies

    36. January 29, 2012 Frank Cheng, ifcheng@uidaho.edu 36

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