Mild Heating of Catechol Secondary Organic Aerosol Causes Acetone and CO2 Production
Thermal desorption measurements, including thermal desorption mass spectrometry, are often used to determine the volatility and chemical composition of secondary organic aerosol (SOA). Accurately interpreting such measurements requires an understanding of the response of SOA to heat.
Congratulations Undergraduate Research Award Winners!
At the CHEM 449 & RLE Reception, Tinotenda Masvikeni and Similla Colombini received the Michael Fryzuk Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Chemistry Research for their outstanding contributions towards undergraduate research in the...
UBC Chemistry Lecturer Richard Kil has received the Killam Teaching Prize! This award is presented to those who have been recognized for their outstanding teaching, research and service to the community. Congratulations Richard!
