Research Activities of Angela D. Lueking

Research Interest Areas:

• Hydrogen storage in carbon nanomaterials
• Hydrogen spillover
• Synthesis and modification of carbon nanofibers and nanotubes
• Energy storage
• Applications of carbon materials for environmental engineering and environmental sustainability

Selected Publications:

Fonseca, D.A.; Gutierrez, H.R.; Lueking, A.D. “Morphology and porosity enhancement on graphite     nanofibers through chemical etching,” Microporous and Mesoporous Materials, In press, 2007.

Lueking, A.D.; Gutierrez, H.R.; Fonseca, D.A.; Dickey, E. “Structural Characterization of Exfoliated Graphite Nanofibers,” Carbon 45, 751-759, (2007). 

Jain, P.; Fonseca, D.A. Schaible, E.; Lueking, A.D.  “Hydrogen Uptake of Platinum Doped Graphite Nanofibers and Stochastic Analysis of Hydrogen Spillover,” J. Phys. Chem. C.  111, 1788-1800, (2007).

Lueking, A.D.; Cole, M.W. "Novel commensurate phases of gases adsorbed on carbon nanotubes", 75, 195425, 1-8, (2007).

Lueking, A.D.; Pan, L.; Narayanan, D.; Burgess-Clifford, C.  “Effect of Expanded Graphite Lattice in Exfoliated Graphite Nanofibers on Hydrogen Storage,” J. Phys. Chem. B. 109, 12710, (2005).

Narayanan, D.; Lueking A.D. “Mechanically Milled Coal and Magnesium Composites for Hydrogen Storage”, Carbon 45, 805-820, (2007)

Lueking, A.D.; Gutierrez, H. R.; Fonseca, D. A.; Narayanan, D.; Van Essendelft, D.T.; Jain, P.; Burgess-Clifford, C.E.  “Combined Hydrogen Production and Storage with Subsequent Carbon Crystallization,” Journal of the American Chemical Society, 128, 7758-7760, (2006).

Lueking, A.D.; Yang, R.T.  Hydrogen Storage in Carbon Nanotubes:  Residual Metal Content and Pretreatment Temperature.  AIChE Journal, 49, 1556, (2003).

Lueking, A.D.; Yang, R.T.  Hydrogen Spillover from a Metal Oxide Catalyst onto Carbon Nanotubes—Implications for Hydrogen Storage.  J. Catal. 206, 165, (2002).

Lueking, A.D.; Huang, W.; Soderstrom-Schwarz, S.; Kim, M.; Weber, W.J., Jr.  Relationship of soil organic matter characteristics to organic contaminant sequestration and bioavailability. Journal of Environmental Quality 29, 317, (2000).

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