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CONTACT. O'Connor Engineering and Science Building 317 | 713-348-4900 | wgchap@rice.edu. WEBSITE (S) | Chapman Research Group | Publications | Google Scholar. Professor Walter G. Chapman is the William W. Akers Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, the Director of the Energy and Environmental Systems Institute and Associate Dean ...
Dec 12, 2023 · Rice chemical engineer Walter Chapman is spearheading a collaboration with the Hamburg University of Technology’s SMART Reactors Collaborative Research Center, which aims to develop solutions in support of a transition from fossil fuel to renewables-based economic and production chains through innovative reactor design and development.
Walter G. Chapman. Surface complexation modeling of calcite zeta potential measurements in brines with mixed potential determining ions (Ca2+, CO32−, Mg2+, SO42−) for characterizing carbonate …. J Song, Y Zeng, L Wang, X Duan, M Puerto, WG Chapman, SL Biswal, ...
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Professor Walter G. Chapman is the William W. Akers Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. He received his B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from Clemson University, and a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Cornell University.
Walter CHAPMAN, W.W. Akers Chair Professor | Cited by 12,994 | of Rice University, TX | Read 330 publications | Contact Walter CHAPMAN
Prof. Walter G. Chapman. William W. Akers Professor in Chemical Engineering. Associate Dean for Energy, George R. Brown School of Engineering. wgchap@rice.edu. Abercrombie Lab, B241, Ph (713) 348-4900. Education. B.S. (1983) Clemson University. Ph.D. (1988) Cornell University. Research Interests.
Walter Chapman’s Research Group of Thermodynamic Modeling and Molecular Theory Development. In Chapman research group, we develop statistical mechanics based molecular theories to study structure-property relations in complex fluids. We also refer to molecular simulation, NMR and other experimental techniques to validate our models.
