Nitesh KM
@kmnitesh05.bsky.social
Scientist, Chemist, Postdoc
@ORNL, Previously @PNNLab, @WSUpullman, @UUtah | Interested in ChemTopology and ChemNetworks. Expertise in Interfacial PChem.
Webpage: kmnitesh05.github.io
@ORNL, Previously @PNNLab, @WSUpullman, @UUtah | Interested in ChemTopology and ChemNetworks. Expertise in Interfacial PChem.
Webpage: kmnitesh05.github.io
June 3, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Protrusion driven disintegration of droplets is a unique mechanism where the amphiphiles adsorb at the surface, enhance surface heterogeneity and form protrusions, that drive disintegration of droplet into small molecular clusters. For more details->Link below :
March 30, 2025 at 5:59 PM
Protrusion driven disintegration of droplets is a unique mechanism where the amphiphiles adsorb at the surface, enhance surface heterogeneity and form protrusions, that drive disintegration of droplet into small molecular clusters. For more details->Link below :
🌟 Check out our recent paper showing how intrinsic water molecules govern CO2 transport during its migration from air to water. We show how asymmetric intermolecular interactions and interfacial electrostatic potential shape the interfacial structure and transport dynamics.
February 12, 2025 at 4:21 PM
🌟 Check out our recent paper showing how intrinsic water molecules govern CO2 transport during its migration from air to water. We show how asymmetric intermolecular interactions and interfacial electrostatic potential shape the interfacial structure and transport dynamics.
⭐️🌎Happy to share our recent study showing the mechanism of CO2 capture at water interface using aqueous absorbents, now out in JACS. 🌟
December 23, 2024 at 7:43 PM
⭐️🌎Happy to share our recent study showing the mechanism of CO2 capture at water interface using aqueous absorbents, now out in JACS. 🌟
💫 Happy to share our recent paper now published in JCP, we showed how amphiphiles modulate the geometry of the water surface. “Isotropic ↔ anisotropic surface geometry transitions induced by adsorbed surfactants at water/vapor interfaces” pubs.aip.org/aip/jcp/arti...
November 17, 2024 at 1:41 PM
💫 Happy to share our recent paper now published in JCP, we showed how amphiphiles modulate the geometry of the water surface. “Isotropic ↔ anisotropic surface geometry transitions induced by adsorbed surfactants at water/vapor interfaces” pubs.aip.org/aip/jcp/arti...