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Thomasin C. Miller, Ph.D.

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2001 University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, U.S.A. 
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Analytical Chemistry, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Engineering
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James A. Holcombe grad student 2001 UT Austin
 (Development of novel bonded-phase ion exchange systems for the preconcentration and recovery of trace metals from aqueous systems.)

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Miller TC, Holcombe JA. (2002) Characterization of metal ion-exchange on modified surfaces of porous carbon Analytica Chimica Acta. 455: 233-244
Miller TC, Holcombe JA. (2002) Evaluation of electroless gold deposited on porous silica for ligand attachment for metal ion-exchange Analytica Chimica Acta. 454: 37-44
Miller TC, Kwak ES, Howard ME, et al. (2001) An in situ study of metal complexation by an immobilized synthetic biopolymer using tapping mode liquid cell atomic force microscopy. Analytical Chemistry. 73: 4087-95
Miller TC, Holcombe JA. (2001) Comparison and evaluation of the synthetic biopolymer poly-L-aspartic acid and the synthetic "plastic" polymer poly-acrylic acid for use in metal ion-exchange systems. Journal of Hazardous Materials. 83: 219-36
Gutierrez E, Miller TC, Gonzalez-Redondo JR, et al. (1999) Characterization of immobilized poly-L-aspartate as a metal chelator Environmental Science and Technology. 33: 1664-1670
Miller TC, Holcombe JA. (1999) An ion-exchange microcolumn employing gold minigrids as supports for the on-line immobilization of poly(L-aspartate) Analytical Chemistry. 71: 2667-2671
Miller TC, Christiansen RG. (1967) Dependence of the rate, reversibility, and stereoselectivity of 17-keto steroid alkynylation on the alkyne and on the alkali metal Journal of Organic Chemistry. 32: 2781-2786
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