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Senior Recital: Amanda Esposito, violin
This recital is presented in partial fulfillment of requirements for the degree Bachelor of Music in Music Education. Ms. Esposito studies violin with Helen Kim.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1308/thumbnail.jp
Philharmonic and Concert Band
KSU School of Music presents Philharmonic and Concert Band.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1316/thumbnail.jp
KSU Philharmonic and Concert Band
KSU School of Music presents Philharmonic and Concert Band.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1277/thumbnail.jp
Philharmonic and Concert Band
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents Philharmonic and Concert Band.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1356/thumbnail.jp
Mixed Chamber Ensembles
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents Mixed Chamber Ensembles, 2:00 p.m. performance.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1357/thumbnail.jp
High Energy Neutrino Astronomy: Towards Kilometer-Scale Detectors
Of all high-energy particles, only neutrinos can directly convey astronomical
information from the edge of the universe---and from deep inside the most
cataclysmic high-energy processes. Copiously produced in high-energy
collisions, travelling at the velocity of light, and not deflected by magnetic
fields, neutrinos meet the basic requirements for astronomy. Their unique
advantage arises from a fundamental property: they are affected only by the
weakest of nature's forces (but for gravity) and are therefore essentially
unabsorbed as they travel cosmological distances between their origin and us.
Many of the outstanding mysteries of astrophysics may be hidden from our sight
at all wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum because of absorption by
matter and radiation between us and the source. For example, the hot dense
regions that form the central engines of stars and galaxies are opaque to
photons. In other cases, such as supernova remnants, gamma ray bursters, and
active galaxies, all of which may involve compact objects or black holes at
their cores, the precise origin of the high-energy photons emerging from their
surface regions is uncertain. Therefore, data obtained through a variety of
observational windows---and especially through direct observations with
neutrinos---may be of cardinal importance. In this talk, the scientific goals
of high energy neutrino astronomy and the technical aspects of water and ice
Cherenkov detectors are examined, and future experimental possibilities,
including a kilometer-square deep ice neutrino telescope, are explored.Comment: 13 pages, Latex, 6 postscript figures, uses aipproc.sty and epsf.sty.
Talk presented at the International Symposium on High Energy Gamma Ray
Astronomy, Heidelberg, June 200
The Vehicle, Spring 2003
Table of Contents
Knowledge of SelfGreg Baptistepage 4
Coleman 3371Amanda Beardpage 5
Mixed Messages (after Stephen Dunn)Colette Beausoleilpage6
Returning to RhythmAubrey Bonannopage 6
Pecan GroveNatalie Espositopage 7
Childhood\u27s EndRachael Harzinskipage 15
Unknown InfantAmanda Beard and Andy Kochpage 16
NeverRachael Harzinskipage 16
alone she sitsKrystal Heringpage 18
A Sketch of GrandmaKrystal Heringpage 19
Two HeadstonesAmanda Beard and Andy Kochpage 19
Shattuc, Summer 1995Andy Kochpage 20
Sky PoemAndy Kochpage 21
Wild Years (For: Tom)Scott E. Lutzpage 21
All Air, No Net!Lora Ann Neihartpage 22
The Evil ApostleJanet McGrathpage 23
DifferentRachel Seftonpage 27
Dear Insurance ExecutivePatti Smithpage 27
Dancing MusicJosh Sopiarzpage 28
The Picnic For LisaJosh Sopiarzpage 29
Today (an unusually warm and sunny winter day)Josh Sopiarzpage 30
Silver and NeonStanley (Buck) Weisspage 30
About the sacredness of dandruff, of peoples\u27 essences; or why I feared cleaning my father\u27s roomLevi Woollen-Dannerpage 32
In Boulder on a blustery day that reminded me I wasn\u27t running away from anythingLevi Woollen-Dannerpage 33
Biographiespage 35https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1079/thumbnail.jp
Mixed Chamber Ensembles
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents Mixed Chamber Ensembles, 6:00 p.m. performance.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1429/thumbnail.jp
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Ultrathin Silicon Oxide Overlayers Enable Selective Oxygen Evolution from Acidic and Unbuffered pH-Neutral Seawater
Seawater electrolysis is an attractive approach for producing clean hydrogen fuel in scenarios where freshwater is scarce and renewable electricity is abundant. However, chloride ions (Cl−) in seawater can accelerate electrode corrosion and participate in the undesirable chlorine evolution reaction (CER). This problem is especially acute in acidic conditions that naturally arise at the anode as a result of the desired oxygen evolution reaction (OER). Herein, we demonstrate that ultrathin silicon oxide (SiOx) overlayers on model platinum anodes are highly effective at suppressing the CER in the presence of 0.6 M Cl− in both acidic and unbuffered pH-neutral electrolytes by blocking the transport of Cl− to the catalytically active buried interface while allowing the desired oxygen evolution reaction (OER) to occur there. The permeability of Cl− in SiOx overlayers is 3 orders of magnitude less than that of Cl− in a conventional salt-selective membrane used in reverse osmosis desalination. The overlayers also exhibit robust stability over 12 h in chronoamperometry tests at moderate overpotentials. SiOx overlayers demonstrate a promising step toward achieving selective and stable seawater electrolysis without the need to adjust the pH of the electrolyte
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