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significant  \u003Cbr>contributions to chemistry  \u003Cbr>tors governing solubilities and mobilities  \u003Cbr>OLLOWING IS THE SECOND SET  \u003Cbr>of vignettes of recipients of  \u003Cbr>of substances through liquid and reactive  \u003Cbr>membranes and has exploited these prop-  \u003Cbr>awards administered by the  \u003Cbr>American Chemical Society for  \u003Cbr>erties to achieve strikingly high separa-  \u003Cbr>2002.C&ENwill publish thevi-  \u003Cbr>tion factors.  \u003Cbr>In the 1970s,Cussler used reactive  \u003Cbr>gnettes ofthe remaining recipients in suc-  \u003Cbr>membranes to selectively increase trans-  \u003Cbr>cessive January and February issues.Anar-  \u003Cbr>port of certain molecules,allowing design  \u003Cbr>ticle on Allen J.Bard,2002 Priestley  \u003Cbr>Medalist,is scheduled to appear in the  \u003Cbr>of useful separation methods.More re-  \u003Cbr>cently,he has designedreactive membranes  \u003Cbr>April 8 issue of C&EN along with his  \u003Cbr>that retard the flux of specific molecules  \u003Cbr>award address.  \u003Cbr>Most of the award recipients will be  \u003Cbr>such as oxygen or water,permitting devel-  \u003Cbr>opment of protective packaging forprod-  \u003Cbr>honored at an awards ceremony,which will  \u003Cbr>be held April 9 in conjunction with the  \u003Cbr>ucts such as food and electronic chips.  \u003Cbr>In the mid-1980s,Cussler discovered  \u003Cbr>223rdACS national meeting in Orlando,  \u003Cbr>that the sensitive volumetricproperties of  \u003Cbr>Fla.However,the Arthur C.Cope Schol-  \u003Cbr>gels,particularly hydrogels,made them  \u003Cbr>ar recipients willbe honored at the 224th  \u003Cbr>ACS national meeting in Boston,Aug.  \u003Cbr>ideally suited to separations applications.  \u003Cbr>18-22.  \u003Cbr>He found that a wide variety of driving  \u003Cbr>forces maybe used to effect gelexpansion  \u003Cbr>and contraction,including cosolvent ad-  \u003Cbr>ACS Award in  \u003Cbr>dition and changes in pH,temperature,  \u003Cbr>Separations Science  \u003Cbr>and pressure.  \u003Cbr>Cussler has creativelyemployedhollow-  \u003Cbr>&Technology  \u003Cbr>fiber membranes forgas separation;as mi-  \u003Cbr>Sponsoredby IBCAdvanced Technologies Inc.  \u003Cbr>croporous membrane reactors;and to gain  \u003Cbr>desirable selectivities inextraction,gas ad-  \u003Cbr>sorption,andevaporation.He has devised  \u003Cbr>Edward L.Cussler,61,professor ofchem-  \u003Cbr>membranes fordrying airand forpurifying  \u003Cbr>ical engineering at the University of Min-  \u003Cbr>methanolforuse in fuelcells.He has even  \u003Cbr>nesota,Minneapolis,has made pioneering  \u003Cbr>developed an artificial gill that allowed a  \u003Cbr>contributions to the field of membrane  \u003Cbr>dog to breathe oxygen under  \u003Cbr>separations.Cussler's creativ-  \u003Cbr>ity;his ability to ferret out  \u003Cbr>water.  \u003Cbr>Recent changes in the  \u003Cbr>promisingnovel concepts,de-  \u003Cbr>chemical industry should al-  \u003Cbr>vices,andseparations;andhis  \u003Cbr>tertheway scientists approach  \u003Cbr>ability to mesmerize an audi-  \u003Cbr>separations,Cussler says.\"Sep-  \u003Cbr>ence have made him well  \u003Cbr>arations in the past have fo-  \u003Cbr>known to the separations sci-  \u003Cbr>cused either on large-scale  \u003Cbr>ence community.  \u003Cbr>“Cussler's style of low-key  \u003Cbr>separations for commercial  \u003Cbr>materials or very small-scale  \u003Cbr>mathematics,acute physical  \u003Cbr>separations for chemical  \u003Cbr>insight,and engineering in-  \u003Cbr>analysis,\"he points out.But  \u003Cbr>ventiveness has illuminated\"a  \u003Cbr>\"in the future,what's likely to  \u003Cbr>wide variety of separations,  \u003Cbr>be most important are medi-  \u003Cbr>Cussler  \u003Cbr>notes RutherfordAris,profes-  \u003Cbr>um-size separations forvalue-  \u003Cbr>sor emeritus at the University  \u003Cbr>of Minnesota.  \u003Cbr>added chemistry.\"  \u003Cbr>Cussler graduated from Yale 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