Matthew (Matt) Elrod
- Emeritus Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
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Matt Elrod and Jason Belitsky Coauthored Article Published in "ACS Earth and Space Chemistry"
Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Matt Elrod recently published an article, "A New Potential Atmospheric Accretion Mechanism: Acid-Catalyzed Hetero-Michael Addition Reactions," in ACS Earth and Space Chemistry. His coauthors are Becca Fenselau ’22, Ali Alotbi ’23, Caroline Lee ’24, Julia Cronin ’25, and Dan Hill ’21, as well as Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Jason Belitsky.
Matt Elrod Coauthored Article Published in "ACS Earth and Space Chemistry"
Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Biggs Professor of Natural Science Matt Elrod has published an article in ACS Earth and Space Chemistry. This publication, "Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Atmospherically Relevant Acetalization Reactions," is coauthored by Shira Presberg ’24, Cara Waters ’21, and Sophie Lyon ’22.
Matt Elrod Coauthored Article Published in "ACS Earth and Space Chemistry"
Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Matt Elrod recently published an article in ACS Earth and Space Chemistry, "Kinetics Study of Acid-Catalyzed Sulfate Esterification Reactions for Atmospherically Relevant Polyols". The coauthors on this paper are Aziz Mohammed ’23 and Sunniva Sheffield ’22.
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2022 Winter Term Recap
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