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KENNETH M. MALONEY,
Ph.D.
UNIVERSITY OF
WASHINGTON, SEATTLE
Listings in Professional
Directories:
(1)
American Men and Women of
Science
(2)
Who’s Who in America
Honors and Awards:
1. National Clark Chapter Honor Society
2. LAILO Awards in Business, Biology, Physics and Chemistry
3. Pi Mu Epsilon National Honorary Mathematics Fraternity
4. Woodrow Wilson Honor Studies
5. T.H. Harris Scholarship
6. F Freshman Scholastic
Award
7. Superior Cadet Award in ROTC
8. G.E.’s Corning Award
9. G.E.’s Management Award
10. G.E.’s Borch Award
11. Percy Julian Award (Physical Chemistry ‘82)
12. Phi Delta Kappa Recognition Award in Physics (‘89)
13. G.E.’s 100 Award
14. Fellow, American Institute of Chemists
15. NORCUS Visiting Professor (1990 - 1991), Battelle/DOE.
16. CASE Professor of the Year (2004)
17. Distinguished Retiree Award-LCTCS(2006)
Present and Former
Scientific Society Memberships:
1. American Chemical Society
2. American Institute of Chemists
3. Sigma Xi
Publications:
1. Kenneth M. Maloney, “The Thermal Unimolecular Isomerization
of Ethyl Isocyanide,” Ph.D. Thesis, University of Washington (1968)
University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
2. K.M. Maloney and B.S. Rabinovitch, “The Thermal
Isomerization of Isocyanides. Variation of Molecular Parameters. Ethyl
Isocyanide,” J. Phys. Chem. 73 1652 (1969).
3. K.M. Maloney, S.P. Pavlov, and B.S. Rabinovitch, “Kinetic
Isotope Effects in Non-equilibrium Thermal Molecular Reaction Systems.
Ethyl Isocyanide-d.” J. - Chem. 73, 2756 (1969).
4. K.M. Maloney and B.S. Rabinovitch, “Heterogeneous Activation
in Thermal Unimolecular Reaction,” J. Phys. Chem. 73, 4483 (1968).
5. K.M. Maloney, “Heterogeneous Collisional Deactivation in
Chemical Activation Systems,” J. Phys. Chem. 74, 4177 (1970).
6. K.M. Maloney, “Coefficients of Heterogeneity for Kinetic
Reaction Systems,” Nature 233, 35 (1971).
7. K.M. Maloney, “Kinetics of the Zr - Oxygen Active Combustion
System,” High Temp Sci. 3, 445 (1971).
8. K.M. Maloney and T.C.M. Pillay, “The Active Combustion
Mechanism and Reaction Kinetics of Single Al and Zr Strands in Oxygen as
Determined by High Speed Photography,” Combustion and Flame, 18, 337
(1972).
9. K.M. Maloney and S.K. Gupta, “The Occurrence of Superheating
in the Zr-Oxygen Combustion System,” Nature Phys. Sci. 235 137 (1972).
10. S.K. Gupta and K.M. Maloney, “Quasi-equilibrium Approach to
the Zirconium - Oxygen Combustion Phenomena,” J. App Phys. 44, 3339 (12973)
Also, presented at the National ACS Meeting in Boston, Mass., April (1972).
11. K.M. Maloney, S.K. Gupta, and D.A. Lynch, Jr., “The
Molecular Structure of B2O2 (g), B2S2
(g), Al2O2 (g) and a Number of the Aluminum Family
Chalcogenides as Determined from Thermochemical Considerations,” J. Inorg.
and Nucl. Chem. 33, 49 (1976).
12. K.M. Maloney and D.A. Lynch, Jr., “A Quantum Statistical
Investigation of the Electron Impact Decompositions of Al2O, Ga2O
and In2O,” Inter. J. Mass Spec. & Ion Physics, 14, 415
(1074).
13. K.M. Maloney, “A Systematic Study of The Reaction Dynamics
of Aluminum, Thorium, Group IVA and VA Metal - Oxygen Active Combustion
Systems,” J. Less - Common metals, 44, 141 (1976).
14. O. Cernichiari, F. Jansen, and. K. Maloney, “The Synthesis
and Purification of As2Se3 ,” Presented at the
NOBCChE Conference, New York, N.Y.,
(1982).
15. P. Echlin, M. McKoon, E.S. Taylor, C.E. Thomas, K.M. Maloney
and T.L Hayes, “Bulk Standards for Low Temperature Biological X - Ray
Microanalysis,” Electron Microscopy Society of America, Detroit, Michigan
(1984).
16. K.M. Maloney, M.E. Cunningham, L.E. Thomas, E.R. Gilbert and
N.J. Wildung, “Results of Dry Storage of LWR Spent Fuel in Air”
DOE/Battelle(1990).
17. M.E. Cunningham, L.E. Thomas, K.M. Maloney and C.K.
Thornhill, “Status of Spent UO2 Oxidations Studies Supporting
Air Dry Storage of Spent Fuel,” Presented at the Nuclear Fuel Conference,
Washington, D.C. (1991).
18. K.M. Maloney, R. Bobba and B. Cox, “Harmonic Wave
Determination of Magnetic Fields,” Presented at the Louisiana Academy of
Sciences Conference (1994).
19. K. M. Maloney, “An Integrated Approach to the Analysis of
Reaction Rate Data: A Basic Equation”, http://kennethmaloney.com/Publications/ArticleBasic1kkEqn.htm(July 16, 2002)
20. K.M. Maloney, "A Summary Approach to Understanding
Chemical Reactivity and Reaction Order: Selected General Chemistry
Problems” Presented at the National American Society Meeting, Atlanta, GA
(2006)
21. Cont’d….@ Science
and Technology .
22. Author of approximately 26 General Electric and Xerox
Proprietary Reports.
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