Table Of ContentANALYTICA
CHIMICA
ACTA
Volume 496 issues 1—2, 31 October 2003
www.elsevier.com/locate/aca
CONTENTS
(Full texts are incorporated in CJELSEVIER, a file in the Chemical Journals Online database available on STN International;
Abstracted, indexed in: Aluminium Abstracts; Anal. Abstr.; Biol. Abstr; BIOSIS; Chem. Abstr.; Curr. Contents Phys. Chem. Earth Sci.;
Engineered Materials Abstracts; Excerpta Medica; Index Med.; Life Sci; Mass Spectrum. Bull.; Material Business Alerts; Metals
Abstracts; Sci. Citation Index)
Special Issue
Looking to the future of analytical chemistry 2003. Papers presented by Young North American Faculty
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Materials and Thin Films
Distance-dependent electron hopping conductivity and nanoscale lithography of chemically-linked gold monolayer
protected cluster films
FP. Zamborini, L.E. Smart (Louisville, KY, USA), M.C. Leopold and RW. Murray (Chapel Hill, NC, USA) ................... 3
Gold and alloy nanoparticles in solution and thin film assembly: spectrophotometric determination of molar absorptivity
M.M. Maye, L. Han, N.N. Kariuki, N.K. Ly,W.-B. Chan, J. Luo and C.-J. Zhong (Binghamton, NY, USA) ..................... 17
Langmuir monolayers of gold nanoparticles: from ohmic to rectifying charge transfer
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Electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance study of the electrodeposition mechanism of molybdenum oxide thin films from
peroxo-polymolybdate solution
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Fluorescence nonradiative energy transfer analysis of crosslinker heterogeneity in core—shell hydrogel nanoparticles
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A sol-gel synthesis of polyether-based proton conducting electrolytes
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Bioanalytical
Direct oriented immobilization of F(ab’) antibody fragments on gold
K.L. Brogan, K.N. Wolfe, PA. Jones and M.H. Schoenfisch (Chapel Hill, NC, USA) .....00..... c.cc. 0e.ee0 e0e e 73
Engineering DNA-electrode connectivities: manipulation of linker length and structure
B.J. Taft, M. O’Keefe, J.T. Fourkas and S.O. Kelley (Chestnut Hill, MA, USA)... 2... ccc cece eens 81
Modification of the Cytosensor’™ microphysiometer to simultaneously measure extracellular acidification and oxygen
consumption rates
S.E. Eklund, DE. Cliffel, E. Kozlov, A. Prokop, J. Wikswo and F. Baudenbacher (Nashville,TN ,U SA) ....................5. 93
Probing direct binding affinity in electrochemical antibody-based sensors
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Spectroscopy
Surface vibrational sum frequency and Raman studies of PAMAM GO, Gi and acylated PAMAM GO dendrimers
A.P. Davis (New London, CT, USA), G. Ma and H.C. Allen (Columbus, OH, USA) .......06 c.cc. c..e0e0 00 es 117
Polarization characterization in surface second harmonic generation by nonlinear optical null ellipsometry
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Measuring melittin binding to planar supported lipid bilayer by chiral second harmonic generation
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Raman excitation profile of a sterically protected diphosphene [ArP = PAr]
T. Copeland, M.P. Shea, M.C. Milliken, R.C. Smith, J.D. Protasiewicz and M. Cather Simpson (Cleveland, OH, USA) ......... 155
Vill Contents
Separations and Microfluidics
Separation of methylated isomers of benzo[a]pyrene using micellar electrokinetic chromatography
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Enantiomeric separation of N’-nitrosonornicotine by capillary electrophoresis
E.M. McCorquodale, H. Boutrid and C.L. Colyer (Oshawa, ON, Canada) ........... 00.0. c ccc eee eee eens 177
Looking into the high efficiency of chiral separations using a chiral-polymer as pseudo stationary phase for micellar
electrokinetic chromatography
K. Zhang, R. Krishnaswami and L. Sun (San Diego, CA, USA and Edmonton, Canada) ......0.0..0.. c.e ee. e.e e.ee 185
Optically gated vacancy electrophoresis in microfluidic devices
J.L. Pittman, A.|. Terekhov, S.W. Suljak and S. Douglass Gilman (KnoxvilleTN , USA) .....0.00. e00e.e0. 0.ee e 195
Rapid prototyping of glass microchannels
|. Rodriguez, P. Spicar-Mihalic, C.L. Kuyper, G.S. Fiorini and DT. Chiu (SeattleW,A , USA) ...........0 00.0. eee eee 205
Mass Spectrometry
Fourier-transform mass spectrometry for detection of thioester-bound intermediates in unfractionated proteolytic mixtures
of 80 and 191 kDa portions of Bacitracin A synthetase
L. Hicks (Urbana, IL, USA), P.W einreb (Boston, MA, USA), D. Konz, M.A. Marahiel (Marburg, Germany),
C.T.Walsh (Boston, MA, USA) and NLL. Kelleher (Urbana, IL, USA)... ccc ccc eee eee ee teense eeeees 217
The accuracy and precision of anew H/D exchange- and mass spectrometry-based technique for measuring the
thermodynamic stability of proteins
K.D. Powell, M.Z.Wang, P. Silinski, L. Ma, T.E. Wales, SY. Dai, A.H. Warner, X. Yang and MC. Fitzgerald (Durham, NC, USA)... 225
The utility of ion—molecule reactions in a quadrupole ion trap mass spectrometer for analyzing metal complex coordination
structure
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The effect of hydrogen-bonding and terminal group structure on the dynamics of Ar collisions with self-assembled
monolayers
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Microscopy and Surface Analysis
Fully time-resolved near-field scanning optical microscopy fluorescence imaging
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Analytical instrumentation based on force measurements: combinatorial atomic force microscopy
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Measurement of the chemical and morphological changes that occur on gold surfaces following thermal desorption and
acid dissolution of adsorbed mercury
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Decomposition of dimethyl methylphosphonate onTiO.(1 1 0): principal component analysis applied to X-ray photoelectron
spectroscopy
J. Zhou, K. Varazo, J.E. Reddic, M.L. Myrick and D.A. Chen (Columbia, SC, USA) ......0.0. .c .cc.c .c.ee. ee0 ee e 289
Environmental
Applications of surface analysis in the environmental sciences: dehalogenation of chlorocarbons with zero-valent iron and
iron-containing mineral surfaces
M.M. McGuire, D.L. Carlson, PJ. Vikesland,T .K ohn, A.C. Grenier, L.A. Langley, A. Lynn Roberts and
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Seasonal variations in diurnal concentrations of trace elements in atmospheric aerosols in Chicago
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Using solution equilibria to determine average molecular weight of the Suwannee River fulvic acids
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Sol—gel based mid-infrared evanescent wave sensors for detection of organophosphate pesticides in aqueous solution
M. Janotta, M. Karlowatz, F.V ogt and B. Mizaikoff (Atlanta,GA,USA) .......... 0.0.0 c ccc ccc cece eee e cence ee eeaeee
