Instrument Schedule for ng3sans

Date Days ID Title Participants Affiliation Equip Contact
Apr 8 1 Instrument Calibration SANS Staff
Apr 9 1 18433 Neutron Optics: Tests of neutron prisms (instrument development) B. Hammouda NIST SE Hammouda
Apr 10 1 18399 SANS measurements of mesoporous silica and silicate K. Qian, T. Udovic Kline/Liu
Apr 11 1 18042 Polydots S. Wijesinghe
N Osti
D Perahia (Clemson U)
Clemson U 10CB Hammouda
Apr 12 3 18020 Conformation of Bottle-Brush Polymers in Good and Theta Solvents J Kornfield
P Pirogovsky (Cal Tech)
Cal Tech 10CB Hammouda
Apr 15 2 18434 UD feasiblity measurements R.Ndong, D. Li,P. Godfrin, D. Pochan UD 10CB Agkun
Apr 17 2 17912 Fluorocarbon Coated Silica Particle Interactions in Ionic J Gao
N Wagner
JM Kim
R Ndong (U Delaware)
U delaware 10CB Kline
Apr 19 3 Facility Shutdown Facility Shutdown
Apr 22 4 17789 Temperature-dependent spin pinning in exchange biased Fe/Fe2O3 P Lampen
S Chandra (U. S-Florida)
J Borchers (NIST)
U. S-Florida, NIST HM1 Krycka
Apr 26 3 17823 Super-ferromagnetism in LaMnO3 nanoparticles S Chandra
B Anis
H Srikanth (U. S-Florida)
J Lynn (NIST)
U. S-Florida HM1 Lynn/Butler
Apr 29 1 18310 Search for Direct Observation of Superconducting Vortex Avalanches Using Neutron Scattering R. Dimeo, J. Lynn NIST CCRmag Lynn/Butler
Apr 30 2 18383 Analysis of the Colloidal Magnetic Structure of Dextran Coated Magnetite Nanoparticles with Time-Resolved SANS C. Dennis, C. Glinka, J. Borchers, R. Ivkov NIST, JHU 10CB Glinka/Barker
May 2 4 18066 Core-Shell Exchange Bias in MnO/Mn3O4 Nanoparticles S Majetich
S Oderdick
R Booth (Carnegie Mellon U)
Y Ijiri
Carnegie Mellon U, Oberlin College HM1 Krycka
May 6 2 RESERVED
May 8 2 17850 Charaterization of porosity and permeability changes during A Camacho (U Manitoba)
L Anovitz (Oak Ridge)
U Manitoba, Oak Ridge 10CB Mildner
May 10 3 18432 Solvation of Hydrophillic Polymer B. Hammouda, M. Hore NIST 10CB Hammouda
May 13 2 17988 Interplay of polymer interactions in peptide-polymer conjugate T Xu
JC Ang
P Panganiban
R Lund (UC-Berkeley)
UC-Berkeley 10CB Agkun
May 15 2 18058 Studying Hydrogen Adsorption Properties in Nanoporous Carbons D Stalla
J Burress (U Missouri)
U Liu
C Brown (NIST)
U Missouri SE Liu
May 17 1 13530 NSE time + other feasibility M. Nagao, SANS STAFF NIST, IU 10CB Gagnon/Butler
May 17 2 RESERVED
Direct scheduling questions to Boualem Hammouda
Tel: (301)975-3961, Fax: (301)921-9847, E-mail: hammouda@nist.gov
Instrument Tel: (301)975-4163 Changover time: 10:00 a.m.

Equipment:
9P: 9-Position ambient sample changer;
10CB: 10-Position sample changer (-10 to 100 ° C);
VF: Vacuum Furnace;
7CB: 7-Position sample changer (-10 to 100 ° C);
7H: 7-Position Heating Block (up to 200 ° C);
7HB: 7-Position Heating Block with BN (up to 300 ° C);
HM1: Horizontal High-Field Electromagnet (2 Tesla);
HM2: Horizontal Low-Field Electromagnet (0.5 Tesla);
DI: Closed cycle, displex, refrigerator (10 K to 330 K);
MSC: Minnesota Sliding Plate Shear Cell;
BSC: Boulder Couette Flow Shear Cell;
NPC: NIST Pressure Cell;
SCMA: Superconducting Magnet (9 Tesla);
2H: 2-Position, high precision heating stage (up to 250 °C);
VR: Vertical Rotation Stage;
OC: Orange Cryostat;
SE: Special Environment;

Contacts:
Paul Butler (x2028), John Barker (x6732), Cedric Gagnon (x2020), Boualem Hammouda (x3961), Steve R. Kline (x6243), Susan Krueger (x6734), Jeff Krzywon (x6650), Mark Laver (x4404), Lionel Porcar (x5049)


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