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181. Computational Catalyst Design: An Introduction and Overview of Current Technologies 2006 N.J. Mosey, T.K. Woo Computational Chemistry
182. Molecular Mechanism for the Functionality of Lubricant Additives 2005 Mosey, N.J., Muser, M., Woo, T.K. Computational Chemistry
183. Predictions of the Electronic Absorption and Emission Spectra of Luciferin and Oxyluciferin including Solvation Effects. 2005 A. Ren, J. D. Goddard Computational Chemistry
184. Ab-initio based simulations of high-pressure phases of nitrogen 2005 F. Zahariev, A. Hu, J. Hooper, F. Zhang, T.K. Woo Computational Chemistry
185. New layered single-bonded non-molecular phase of nitrogen from first principles simulation 2005 F. Zahariev, A. Hu, J. Hooper, F. Zhang, T.K. Woo Computational Chemistry
186. MgO(001) surface phonons from ab initio calculations 2005 V. Shpakov, A. Gotte, M. Baudin, T.K. Woo, K. Hermansson Computational Chemistry
187. A Method for the Evolution of the Kohn-Sham Electron Density in Real Time Domain with Finite Basis Expansion 2005 A. Hu, T.K. Woo Computational Chemistry
188. Energy Dissipation via Quantum Chemical Hysteresis during High-Pressure Compression: A First-Principles Molecular Dynamics Study of Phosphates 2005 Mosey, N.J., Woo, T.K., Müser, M. Computational Chemistry
189. The Mechanism of 1,3-Dipolar Cycloaddition Reactions of Cyclopropanes and Nitrones: A Theoretical Study 2005 D. Wanapun, K.A. Van Gorp, N.J. Mosey, M.A. Kerr, T.K. Woo Computational Chemistry
190. Molecular Mechanisms of Anti-Wear Pad Formation and Functionality 2005 N.J. Mosey, M.H. Muser, T.K. Woo Computational Chemistry
191. Mechanism of Wear Inhibition by ZDDP Lubricant Additives - Insights from Molecular Scale Simulations 2005 N.J. Woo, T.K. Woo, M.H. Muser Computational Chemistry
192. Rational Design of New Anti-Wear Additives for Engine Lubricants through Molecular Simulation 2005 N.J. Mosey, T.K. Woo, M.H. Muser Computational Chemistry
193. Formation of Zinc Phosphate Polymers and Networks through the Insertion of Metathiophosphates into Zinc Dialkyldithiophosphates 2005 N.J. Mosey, T.K. Woo Computational Chemistry
194. Energy Dissipation via Quantum Chemical Hysteresis during High-Pressure Compression: A First-Principles Molecular Dynamics Study of Phosphates 2005 N.J. Mosey, T.K. Woo, M.H. Muser Computational Chemistry
195. Molecular Mechanisms for the Functionality of Lubricant Additives 2005 N.J. Mosey, M.H. Muser, T.K. Woo Computational Chemistry
196. Pair Correlation Function and Self-Diffusion Coefficient in the Modified Free Volume Theory of Diffusion 2005 Rozita Laghaei, Afshin Eskandari Nasrabad, and Byung Chan Eu Computational Chemistry
197. Modified Free Volume Theory of Self-Diffusion and Molecular Theory of Shear Viscosity of Liquid Carbon Dioxide 2005 Afshin Eskandari Nasrabad, Rozita Laghaei, and Byung Chan Eu Computational Chemistry
198. Generic van der Waals Equation of State, Modified Free Volume Theory of Diffusion, and Viscosity of Simple Liquids 2005 Rozita Laghaei, Afshin Eskandari Nasrabad, and Byung Chan Eu Computational Chemistry
199. Molecular mechanisms for the functionality of lubricant additives 2005 N. J. Mosey, M. H. Müser, and T. K. Woo Molecular Simulation Computational Chemistry
200. The water elimination from the ethyl acetate radical cation : Answers from theory to a longstanding mechanistic problem 2005 R. Lee, P.J.A. Ruttink, P.C. Burgers, J.K. Terlouw Computational Chemistry
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