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Jeanne McHale

Professor Emeritus

Washington State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Jeanne Mchale is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at Washington State University.

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Washington State University

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physical chemistry materials science chemistry applied physics biophysics nanotechnology material chemistry spectroscopy nanomaterials raman spectroscopy quantum chemistry photoluminescence molecular spectroscopy optical properties inorganic chemistry luminescence nanoparticle research materials engineering biophysical chemistry vibrational spectroscopy nanocrystalline materials dyeing molecular science resonance raman study transition metal chemistry coordination chemistry material research structural chemistry condensed matter inorganic photochemistry molecular complexes solvent effects hierarchal structure advanced energy material electronic materials protein science carbon-based materials surface chemistry charge transport molecular aggregate molecular chemistry solvent dynamics spectroelectrochemical photoluminescence mechanical science photobiology nanoscale chemistry nanometrology nanobiotechnology photophysical properties optical spectroscopy spectroelectrochemistry methanol nanomechanics optical engineering defect formation semiconductor nanostructures carrier transport porphyrin aggregates vibrational resonance coupling hemicyanine dye theoretical study intramolecular charge transfer interfacial electron transfer trap states aqueous solution electron transfer fermi resonance pigments solid-state chemistry interface chemistry metallic nanomaterials surface characterization metal nanoparticles functional nanomaterials semiconductor devices luminescence property resonance raman spectroscopy chemical engineering photo-electrochemical cell solar energy conversion green nanotechnology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Illuminating Excitonic Structure in Ion-Dependent Porphyrin Aggregates With Solution Phase and Single-Particle Resonance Raman Spectroscopy. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2016)

Christopher W. LeishmanJeanne L. McHale

molecular chemistryprotein scienceexcitonic structuremolecular aggregatestructural chemistrymolecular complexesmolecular biophysicsphysical chemistrysolution phasemolecular spectroscopyspectroscopybiochemistrystructural biologybiophysical chemistrybiophysicsphotophysical propertiesmolecular scienceion-dependent porphyrin aggregatesquantum chemistrymolecular biologyraman spectroscopy

Morphologically Determined Excitonic Properties of Porphyrin Aggregates in Alcohols With Variable Acidity. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2016)

Christopher W. LeishmanJeanne L. McHale

porphyrin aggregateschemistryvariable acidityexcitonic propertiesmaterial chemistryphysical chemistry

Spectroelectrochemical Photoluminescence of Trap States in H-Treated Rutile Tio 2 Nanowires: Implications for Photooxidation of Water. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2016)

Riley E. RexYi YangFritz J. KnorrJin Z. ZhangYat LiJeanne L. McHale

electrochemistrysurface sciencetrap statesinorganic photochemistryoptical propertiesmaterial chemistryspectroelectrochemistryluminescencematerials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physicsphotoluminescencespectroelectrochemical photoluminescenceenvironmental sciencewater sciencenanotechnology

Templated Assembly of Betanin Chromophore on Tio 2: Aggregation-Enhanced Light-Harvesting and Efficient Electron Injection in a Natural Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2016)

Nicholas A. TreatFritz J. KnorrJeanne L. McHale

betanin chromophoreoptical propertiesmaterial chemistrymaterials scienceelectronic materialsphotoelectrochemistryadvanced energy materialphotonicsefficient electron injectionphysical chemistryphotochemistryaggregation-enhanced light-harvestingphotovoltaicsorganic solar cellsapplied chemistrybiophysicssurface electrochemistryenergy chemistryenvironmental photochemistryapplied physicsnanoparticle research

Dynamics of Interfacial Electron Transfer From Betanin to Nanocrystalline Tio 2: The Pursuit of Two-Electron Injection. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2015)

Fritz J. KnorrJeanne L. McHaleAurora E. ClarkArianna MarchioroJacques-E. Moser

biophysicstwo-electron injectioninterfacial electron transfercondensed matter physicsmaterials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physics

Imaging Luminescent Traps on Single Anatase Tio 2 Crystals: The Influence of Surface Capping on Photoluminescence and Charge Transport. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2015)

Riley E. RexFritz J. KnorrJeanne L. McHale

surface chemistrycarbon-based materialsinorganic photochemistrycrystallographyoptical propertiesmaterial chemistryoptical materialsluminescencematerials sciencephysical chemistryphotocatalysisapplied physicsphotoluminescenceenvironmental science

Light-Harvesting Properties and Morphology of Porphyrin Nanostructures Depend on Ionic Species Inducing Aggregation. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2015)

Christopher W. LeishmanJeanne L. McHale

biophysicslight-harvesting propertiesphotonicsnanomaterialsmaterials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physicsphotochemistryionic speciesnanotechnology

Spectroelectrochemical Photoluminescence of Titanium Dioxide Nanosheets and Nanoparticles in Aqueous and Nonaqueous Environments. Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE (2014)

Riley E. RexFritz J. KnorrJeanne L. McHale

environmental engineeringphotonicslight sciencenanomaterialstitanium dioxide nanosheetsmaterial chemistryoptical materialsoptoelectronicsmaterials scienceapplied physicsnonaqueous environmentsphotoluminescencespectroelectrochemical photoluminescencenanoparticle researchoptical engineeringnanotechnology

Surface Traps of Tio 2 Nanosheets and Nanoparticles as Illuminated by Spectroelectrochemical Photoluminescence. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2014)

Riley E. RexFritz J. KnorrJeanne L. McHale

surface sciencenanomaterialsoptical propertiesmaterial chemistryspectroelectrochemistryluminescencematerials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physicsphotoluminescencespectroelectrochemical photoluminescencenanoparticle researchsurface trapsnanotechnologychemical engineering

Two-Electron Photo-Oxidation of Betanin on Titanium Dioxide and Potential for Improved Dye-Sensitized Solar Energy Conversion. Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE (2014)

Fritz J. KnorrDeborah J. MalamenJeanne L. McHaleArianna MarchioroJacques E. Moser

two-electron photo-oxidationenergy conversionoptoelectronicsmaterials scienceapplied physicsoptical engineeringtitanium dioxidesolar energy conversion

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Jeanne McHale

Professor Emeritus

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Jeanne Mchale is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at Washington State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jeanne McHale

Washington State University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Illuminating Excitonic Structure in Ion-Dependent Porphyrin Aggregates With Solution Phase and Single-Particle Resonance Raman Spectroscopy. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2016)

Christopher W. LeishmanJeanne L. McHale

Morphologically Determined Excitonic Properties of Porphyrin Aggregates in Alcohols With Variable Acidity. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2016)

Christopher W. LeishmanJeanne L. McHale

porphyrin aggregateschemistryvariable acidityexcitonic propertiesmaterial chemistryphysical chemistry

Spectroelectrochemical Photoluminescence of Trap States in H-Treated Rutile Tio 2 Nanowires: Implications for Photooxidation of Water. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2016)

Riley E. RexYi YangFritz J. KnorrJin Z. ZhangYat LiJeanne L. McHale

Nicholas A. TreatFritz J. KnorrJeanne L. McHale

Dynamics of Interfacial Electron Transfer From Betanin to Nanocrystalline Tio 2: The Pursuit of Two-Electron Injection. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2015)

Fritz J. KnorrJeanne L. McHaleAurora E. ClarkArianna MarchioroJacques-E. Moser

biophysicstwo-electron injectioninterfacial electron transfercondensed matter physicsmaterials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physics

Imaging Luminescent Traps on Single Anatase Tio 2 Crystals: The Influence of Surface Capping on Photoluminescence and Charge Transport. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2015)

Riley E. RexFritz J. KnorrJeanne L. McHale

Light-Harvesting Properties and Morphology of Porphyrin Nanostructures Depend on Ionic Species Inducing Aggregation. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2015)

Christopher W. LeishmanJeanne L. McHale

biophysicslight-harvesting propertiesphotonicsnanomaterialsmaterials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physicsphotochemistryionic speciesnanotechnology

Riley E. RexFritz J. KnorrJeanne L. McHale

Surface Traps of Tio 2 Nanosheets and Nanoparticles as Illuminated by Spectroelectrochemical Photoluminescence. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2014)

Riley E. RexFritz J. KnorrJeanne L. McHale

Fritz J. KnorrDeborah J. MalamenJeanne L. McHaleArianna MarchioroJacques E. Moser

two-electron photo-oxidationenergy conversionoptoelectronicsmaterials scienceapplied physicsoptical engineeringtitanium dioxidesolar energy conversion

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