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Dr. George Lyons

Dr. George Lyons

Dr. George Bernard Lyons
Office: Science 408
Phone: (718) 631-6939
Email: [email protected]


Education:

  • 1993 Ph.D., Chemistry, City University of New York
  • 1985 M. Phil., Chemistry, City University of New York
  • 1978 B.A., Chemistry, Bard College

Affiliations:

  • American Chemical Society
  • Sigma Xi
  • Adirondack 46’ers (Member #838)
  • White Mountain 4000 Footers Club

Honors:

  • General Foods Fellowship
  • Arthur C. Levy Award

Courses Taught:

  • CH-127: Introductory College Chemistry Lecture and Lab
  • CH-151: General Chemistry I Lecture and Lab
  • CH-152: General Chemistry II Lecture and Lab

Teaching Philosophy:

To teach chemistry and to provide a guiding light to future scientists, doctors, professionals, and other members of society.

Publications

  1. Chapt. 16, pg. 259-276 in “Microemulsion Systems, Proceedings of the 59th Colloid and Surface Science Symmposium & 5th International on Surface and Colloid Science ,” H.L. Rosano and M. Clausse, Ed., 1986.
  2. Journal of Physical Chemistry, Vol. 89, pg. 363-365, 1985.

Campus Cultural Centers

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