Walton Group Labs and Offices Location Phone
Laboratory - Synthesis and Characterization Bunger-Henry 337 404-385-7622
Laboratory - Synthesis BH 334 404-385-7622
Laboratory - Characterization & Adsorption BH 269 404-385-7625
Group Office - Karra, Stults BH 319 404-385-7588
Group Office - Carson, Schoenecker, Cmarik BH 320 404-385-7588
Group Office - Cai, Flemming BH 323 404-385-7618
Group Office - Mu, Huang BH 324 404-385-7618



Group Instrumentation and Facilities
The Walton Group laboratories in Bunger-Henry are well-euipped for conducting organic, inorganic, and solid state chemistry. Facilities available for synthesizing metal-organic frameworks, metal oxides, and a variety of porous materials include synthesis ovens, vacuum ovens, Soxhlet extractors, and teflon lined reactors. The labs are equipped with typical characterization tools including BET measurement and thermal gravimetric analyzer. Specialized adsorption equipment for measuring pure-component and multi-component systems (including water) are also part of the group instrumentation. Follow the links below for more specific information.

Crystallography
Single-crystal X-ray diffraction studies are carried out at Emory University's X-ray Crystallographic Center. PANalytical X-ray diffractometer and reflectometer is available in the Nair Group for powder X-ray studies. For crystallographic work, a group license is available for Crystalmaker and site license for the Cambridge Structural Database.
Computational Tools
High performance computing platforms are available in the School of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering for performing molecular modeling studies. The Walton Group also has access to the cluster "Beocat" located at Kansas State University. Monte Carlo and molecular dynamics simulations are carried out using the Snurr Group's MUSIC simulation code. For crystallographic work, a group license is available for Crystalmaker and site license for the Cambridge Structural Database.