Suely
M. Black, Ph.D
Associate Professor
Chemistry Department / Center for Materials Research
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Park Avenue Unit 2111
Norfolk State University
Norfolk, VA 23504, USA.
Phone: (757) 823-8403 office
Fax: (757) 823-9054.
E-mail:
smblack@nsu.edu
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Research interests:
Computational Chemistry
Ab initio quantum
chemical calculations of adsorption of organic molecules on inorganic
substracts.
Limitations of ab initio
quantum chemical methods and basis sets in the calculation of properties of
large systems.
Modeling of infinite
systems by use of clusters in quantum chemical calculations.
Chemical Education
Application of
modern learning and teaching methods in the General Chemistry Laboratories,
including cooperative work, guided projects and information technology.
Development of electronic
materials for use in the teaching of chemistry, such as CD-ROMs and Web
pages.
Education
Ph.D.,
Physical Chemistry, Columbia University, January 1996. Dissertation Topics:
Correlated Ab Initio Calculations of the Adsorption of MeX and HX
Molecules on the GaAs(110) Surface and Charge Density Fitting for
Calculation of the Hartree-Fock Coulomb Matrix"
M.Ph., Physical Chemistry,
Columbia University, 1994.
M.Sc., Physical Chemistry,
Rio de Janeiro Federal University, 1989.
Bachelor of Science,
Chemical Engineering, Rio de Janeiro Federal University, 1985.
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