Session: Implications and Applications of Chirality in Physical Chemistry


PHYS		Tuesday, March 27, 2007

1:20 PM-5:20 PM McCormick Place South -- Room S401A, Level 4, Oral
Implications and Applications of Chirality in Physical Chemistry
Theory and Computation of Chiroptical Properties
Sponsored by:	PHYS
Organizers:	T. Daniel Crawford Patrick H. Vaccaro Kenneth B. Wiberg
Presiding:	James R. Cheeseman
1:20 PM	151	Chirality in NMR spectroscopy A. David Buckingham
2:00 PM	152	Static and dynamic contributions to ORD and CD Micah L. Abrams, T. Daniel Crawford
2:20 PM	153	Solvation and selectivity at chiral interfaces Natalie M. Cann, Chunfeng Zhao, Sorin Nita
3:00 PM	154	Mechanism of chiral separations in 2-D systems Irina Paci, Igal Szleifer, Mark A. Ratner
3:20 PM		Intermission
3:40 PM	155	Time-dependent density-functional computations of CD and ORD of organic molecules and metal complexes Jochen Autschbach
4:20 PM	156	Computation of the electronic circular dichroism of polypeptides and oligoureas Jonathan D. Hirst
4:40 PM	157	Studies of chirality at the interface between theory and experiment David N. Beratan, Peter Wipf, Gérard Zuber, Parag Mukopadhyay, Michael-Rock Goldsmith

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