David I. Kreller
Assistant Professor
Analytical Chemistry

B.S. University of Waterloo (1991)
M.S. University of California - Berkeley (1993)
Ph.D. Queen's University - Kinsgston (2003)

Office: Chemistry & Nursing Rm 2213
Phone: (912) 478-7266
E-mail: dkreller@georgiasouthern.edu

Dr. Kreller is a Canadian who came to Georgia Southern in 2007 from the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, where he had worked first as a post-doctoral research associate and then later as a visiting assistant professor. His research has focused on environmental analytical chemistry, studying the effect of mineral-absorbed organic matter on the reactivity, transport and bioavailability of hydrophobic organic compounds. Outside of class David enjoys getting fresh air, either by hiking or riding his bicycle.

Courses Taught

  • Chem1145 Principles of Chemistry I
  • Chem1146 Principles of Chemistry II

Selected Publications

  • Kreller, D. I; Turner, B. F.; Namjesnik-Dejanovic, K.; and P. A. Maruice. Comparison of the effects of sonolysis and 60Co-radiolysis on dissolved organic matter. Environmental Science Technology 200539 (24), 9732-9737.
  • Kreller, D. I.; Gibson, G.; Novak, W.; vanLoon, G. W.; and J. H. Horton. Comparative adsorption of phosphate and carboxylate with natural organic matter on hydrous iron oxides as investigated by chemical force microscopy. Coll. Surf. A. 2003, 212 (2-3), 249-264
  • Kreller, D. I.; vanLoon, G. W.; and J. H. Horton. Chemical force microspcopy investigation of phosphate adsorption on the surfaces of iron (III) oxyhydroxide particles. J. Coll. Int. Sci. 2002, 254 (2), 205-213.
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