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Images: Images are extremely important to publicize the results of NSF investments. In general, graphs, spectra, and reaction diagrams are not compelling to the general audiences for Highlights. Select images that best represent or capture the essence of the project outcome reported for this Highlight. Insert images in JPEG or GIF format, if possible. Provide a caption which clearly describes the image in lay terms with limited technical jargon. Provide a credit for all images. Additional media may be submitted as appropriate. NSF Division of Chemistry Highlight Template Image 1 Caption 1 Credit 1 Image 2 Principal Investigator Name/Institution: Award Number: Highlight Title: (choose an informative and engaging title, not the title of your grant) Caption 2 Credit 2

Project Outcome In the space above, provide a paragraph or two (about 300 words) that provides results and outcomes of the project, the scientific uniqueness; and the project’s impact. Write the Highlight for a “lay audience”; lead-in sentence should engage the reader. Instead of starting with a lengthy explanation of the problem to be solved, start with a statement of what the research team has achieved, and only then go on to explain why it solves a problem or overcomes an obstacle and adds to scientific understanding. Does this Project Outcome Represent Potentially Transformative Research? If so, please provide explanation. Transformative Research Definition: Transformative research involves ideas, discoveries, or tools that radically change our understanding of an important existing scientific or engineering concept or educational practice or leads to the creation of a new paradigm or field of science, engineering, or education. Such research challenges current understanding or provides pathways to new frontiers. Transformative research results often do not fit within their established models or theories and may initially be unexpected or difficult to interpret; their transformative nature and utility might not be recognized until years later. Characteristics of transformative research are that it: challenges conventional wisdom, leads to unexpected insights that enable new techniques or methodologies, or redefines the boundaries of science, engineering, or education.

Please summarize the Intellectual Merit (technical significance and background) of this project outcome in a few sentences. Explain why this outcome is notable and/or important. Please summarize the major Broader Impacts of the project outcome in a few sentences. Explain why this outcome is notable and/or important. Broader Impacts include activities that advance discovery while teaching and training, seek to broaden participation of underrepresented groups, enhance infrastructure for research and education, disseminate information to enhance understanding of science and technology, and provide benefits to society. Website URL for project Website Publications Relevant to this Project Outcome Provide a list of citations directly relevant to this outcome from publications in journals, newspapers, and various other media sources. Send the completed Highlight to the Division of Chemistry at: