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Konstantinos P. Giapis
Konstantinos P. Giapis
Research Summary
Ion-surface interaction dynamics, plasma processing, materials in nanoscale confinement, nanotechnology
Profile
Assistant: Mi Kyung Kim
Ion-surface interactions, plasma processing, dynamics at surfaces, materials in nanoscale confinement, nanotechnology.
Publications
- Grayson, Robert W.;Goddard, William A., III et al. (2022) Reactive scattering of water group ions on ice surfaces with relevance to Saturn's icy moonsIcarus
- McCarty, Ryan J.;Giapis, Konstantinos P. (2019) An Adaptable Device for Scalable Electrospinning of Low- and High-Viscosity SolutionsInstruments
- Yao, Yunxi;Shushkov, Philip et al. (2019) Direct dioxygen evolution in collisions of carbon dioxide with surfacesNature Communications
- Radacsi, Norbert;Giapis, Konstantinos P. et al. (2019) Electrospun nanofiber-based niflumic acid capsules with superior physicochemical propertiesJournal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis
- Radacsi, Norbert;Diaz Campos, Fernando et al. (2018) Spontaneous formation of nanoparticles on electrospun nanofibresNature Communications
- Yao, Y.;Giapis, K. P. (2018) Reply to "On the origin of molecular oxygen in cometary comae"Nature Communications
- Shi, Kaiyuan;Giapis, Konstantinos P. (2018) Scalable Fabrication of Supercapacitors by Nozzle-free ElectrospinningACS Applied Energy Materials
- Yao, Yunxi;Giapis, Konstantinos P. (2017) Dynamic molecular oxygen production in cometary comaeNature Communications
- Yao, Yunxi;Giapis, Konstantinos P. (2017) Intramolecular water-splitting reaction in single collisions of water ions with surfacesChemical Science
- Yao, Yunxi;Giapis, Konstantinos P. (2017) Dynamic Deuterium Enrichment in Cometary Water Via ELEY–RIDEAL ReactionsAstrophysical Journal
2022-23
ChE 128. Chemical Engineering Design Laboratory.
9 units (1-6-2); second term, 2022-23.
Prerequisites: ChE 63 ab, ChE 101, ChE 103 abc, or instructor's permission.
Short-term, open-ended research projects targeting chemical processes and materials. Each student is required to design, construct, and troubleshoot her/his own process, then use chemical engineering principles to experimentally evaluate and optimize process metrics or material attributes. Where possible, cost analysis is performed.
Instructors: Giapis, Vicic
Instructors: Giapis, Vicic
ChE 152. Heterogeneous Kinetics and Reaction Engineering.
9 units (3-0-6); first term, 2022-23.
Prerequisites: ChE 101 or instructor's permission.
Survey of heterogeneous reactions on metal and oxide catalysts. Langmuir-Hinshelwood versus Eley-Rideal reaction mechanisms. Reaction, diffusion, and heat transfer in heterogeneous catalytic systems. Characterization of porous catalysts.
Instructor: Giapis
Instructor: Giapis
2019-20
ChE 128. Chemical Engineering Design Laboratory.
9 units (1-6-2); second term, 2019-20.
Prerequisites: ChE 63 ab, ChE 101, ChE 103 abc, or instructor's permission.
Short-term, open-ended research projects targeting chemical processes in microreactors. Projects include synthesis of chemical products or nanomaterials, detection and destruction of environmental pollutants, and other gas phase conversions. Each student is required to construct and troubleshoot his/her own microreactor, then experimentally evaluate and optimize independently the research project using chemical engineering principles. Where possible, cost analysis of the optimized process is performed.
Instructors: Giapis, Vicic
Instructors: Giapis, Vicic
ChE 152. Heterogeneous Kinetics and Reaction Engineering.
9 units (3-0-6); first term, 2019-20.
Prerequisites: ChE 101 or instructor's permission.
Survey of heterogeneous reactions on metal and oxide catalysts. Langmuir-Hinshelwood versus Eley-Rideal reaction mechanisms. Reaction, diffusion, and heat transfer in heterogeneous catalytic systems. Characterization of porous catalysts.
Instructor: Giapis
Instructor: Giapis