James K. Hardy
Educational Background.
Louisiana State University, Ph.D., May
1981.
Cumberland College, B.S., May 1977.
Professional Experience
1991 - present Professor,
The University of Akron, Department of Chemistry.
1986 - 1991 Associate
Professor, The University of Akron
1981 - 1986 Assistant
Professor, The University of Akron
1980 - 1981 Instructor,
LSU, Department of Chemistry
Summer, 1980 Instructor,
Our Lady of the Lake School of Nursing, Baton Rouge, LA
Summer, 1978 Research
Assistant, Harvard School of Public Health
1977 - 1980 Teaching
Assistant, LSU, Department of Chemistry
Professional Associations.
American Chemical Society, Ohio Academy of
Science, Sigma Xi, Society of Applied Spectroscopy,
Journal of Chemical Education: Project ChemLab,
Biomedical Research Alliance of New York: Institutional BioSafety Committee.
Thesis and Dissertations.
1.
Uptake of Cadmium by Eichornia Crassipies. Rao,
A., M.S. University of Akron, 1984.
2.
Development of a Permeation
Sampler for the Volatile Priority Pollutants.
Blanchard, R., Ph.D., The University of Akron, 1986.
3.
Factors Influencing Copper
Uptake by Eichornia Crassipies. Lee, T., M.S., The University of Akron, 1987.
4.
Method for the Evaluation of
Chemical Permeation Through Glove Materials. Jencen, D., Ph.D., The University of Akron, 1988.
5.
Method for the Separation and
Quantification of Metal Priority Pollutants by HPLC. Shofstahl, J., Ph.D., The
University of Akron, 1988.
6.
Determination of Phenolic Priority Pollutants Utilizing Permeation Sampling
Method. Zhang, G., Ph.D., The University of
Akron, 1989.
7.
Reverse-Phase HPLC of Benzylpropionitrile Dithiocarbamate
Complexes for the Determination of Priority Pollutant Metals. Park, Y. Ph.D.,
The University of Akron, 1989.
8.
Stable Isotope Dilution Studies
of Amino Acids by Gas Chromatography - Mass Spectrometry. Lee, T., Ph.D., The University of Akron, 1990.
9.
Arsenate Uptake by the Water
Hyacinth: Effects of Solution Factors.
Zaggout,
F., M.S., The University of Akron, 1991.
10. Pattern Recognition of Complex Mixtures: Studies using Whiskies as
Model Compounds. Headley, L., Ph.D., The University of
Akron, 1991.
11. Permeation / Solid Adsorbent Sampling and GC Determination of
Ethylene Oxide and Formaldehyde in Air. Muntuta-Kinyanta, C., Ph.D., The University of Akron, 1992.
12. Evaluation of the Permeation Characteristics of Glove Materials
Verses Organic Solids. Fricker, C., Ph.D., The University of
Akron, 1993.
13. Evaluation of the Compositional Changes of Brewed Coffee. Zaggout, F., Ph.D., The University
of Akron, 1994.
14. Principal Component Analysis of Accelerants Applied to Gas
Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry. Ziernicki, C., M.S., The University of Akron, 1994.
15. Modeling of Permeation Properties for Viton
using Hansen Solubility Parameters. Evans, K.,
Ph.D., The University of Akron, 1997.
16. Multivariate Classification of Ohio and California Wines. Li, P., M.S., The University of Akron, 1998.
17. Permeation Sampling of Monocyclic Aromatic Priority Pollutants in
Water. Lee, H.,
Ph.D., The University of Akron, 1998.
18. Passive Sampling Methods for Halogenated Ether Priority
Pollutants. Frantz, D., Ph.D. The University
of Akron, 1998.
19. Pattern Recognition of Complex Mixtures: Studies Using Accelerants
as Model Compounds.
Tan, B., Ph.D. The University of Akron, 1999.
20. Predicting the Three-Dimensional Solubility Parameters of Nitrile Gloves by a Modified Weight Gain Test. He, J.. M.S. The University of Akron, 1999.
21. Determination of Organophosphorus
Pesticides in Water Samples Using Permeation Sampling Method. Sun, Z., Ph.D. The University
of Akron, 2000.
22. Modeling of Solubility Parameters and Permeation data of Organic
Solvents in Nitrile Gloves. He, Y., Ph.D. The University of
Akron, 2000.
23. Modeling Solubility Parameters and Permeation Data of Organic
Solvents in Butyl Gloves. Guo,
W., Ph.D. The University of Akron, 2006.
24. Multivariate Pattern Recognition of Petroleum-Based Accelerants by
SPME GC-FID. Bodle, E,
Ph.D. The University of Akron, 2007.
25. Permeation Sampling of Phthalate Esters. Steele,
H., Ph.D. The University of Akron,
2009.
Papers Presented.
1.
"Personal
Chlorine Monitor Utilizing Permeation Sampling.Ó J. K. Hardy,
P. K. Dasgupta, K. D. Reiszner and P. W. West. American
Chemical Society, National Meeting, Honolulu, April 1979.
2.
ÓDevelopment
of a Permeation Sampling Method for Volatile Priority Pollutants.Ó A. B. Mathiesen and J. K. Hardy. American
Chemical Society, Central Regional Meeting, Midland, MI, June,
1982.
3.
ÓEvaluation
of Heavy Metal Ion Removal from Wastewater by the Water Hyacinth.Ó M. Zarrinafsar,
A. Rao,
J. K. Hardy, D.
H. O'Keeffe. American Chemical Society, Central
Regional Meeting, Midland, MI, June, 1982.
4.
ÓChemSource - A Hazardous Chemical Database.Ó F. L. Chlad and J. K. Hardy. American
Chemical Society, Joint Great Lakes and Central Regional Meeting, Kalamazoo,
MI, May, 1984.
5.
ÓFactors
Influencing Cadmium Uptake by the Water Hyacinth.Ó A. Rao, D. H. O'Keeffe,
J. K. Hardy. American
Chemical Society, National Meeting, Philadelphia, August,
1984.
6.
ÓPermeation
Sampler for Volatile Priority Pollutants.Ó R. Blanchard and J.
K. Hardy. American Chemical Society, National
Meeting, Philadelphia, August, 1984.
7.
ÓPassive
Sampling Methods.Ó R. Blanchard
and J. K. Hardy. American Chemical Society, Akron Local Section, November
1984.
8.
ÓHazardous
Chemical Databases.Ó F.L. Chlad and J.
K. Hardy. American Chemical Society, Akron Local
Section, November 1984.
9.
ÓLead
Uptake by Eichhornia Crassipes.Ó
C. Heaton and J. K. Hardy. American
Chemical Society, Akron Local Section, November 1984.
10. ÓAutomated Sampler for 23
Volatile Priority Pollutants.Ó R.
Blanchard and J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, Akron
Local Section, October 1985.
11. ÓSpectral Collection, Search and
Retrieval Software for the IBM 9420 UV-Vis Spectrophotometer.Ó D. Jencen and
J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, Akron Local Section,
October 1985.
12. ÓBiological Pollution Control:
Role of the Water Hyacinth.Ó Central State University, Wilberforce, Ohio, April
17, 1986.
13. ÓComputer Interfacing in the
Chemical Laboratory.Ó University of Michigan at Flint, May 1986.
14. ÓAutomated Sampler for the
Volatile Priority Pollutants.Ó R.
Blanchard and J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, Great
Lakes Regional Meeting, June 1986.
15. ÓLead Uptake by the Water
Hyacinth.Ó C. Heaton, J. Frame, and J. K. Hardy,
Conference on Research and Applications of Aquatic Plants for Water Treatment
and Resource Recovery, NASA/USEPA, Orlando, FL, July 1986.
16. ÓAutomated Permeation Sampling
of Volatile Organic Species.Ó PPG Industries Barberton, Ohio, August 1986.
17. ÓUse of a Permeation Sampler in
the Collection of 23 Volatile Organic Priority Pollutants.Ó J. K. Hardy and R. D. Blanchard, International Symposium on
Diffusive Sampling, World Health Organization, Luxembourg, September 1986.
18. ÓEmergency Response Database.Ó
Ohio Hazardous Materials Expo 1987.
State Fire Marshall's Office, Reynoldsburg, Ohio, June 1987.
19. ÓMethod for the Evaluation of
Protective Barriers.Ó D. A. Jencen and J.
K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, Central Regional Meeting,
June 1987.
20. ÓDetermination of Phenolic Pollutants Utilizing Permeation Sampling.Ó G. Z. Zhang and J.
K. Hardy, American Chemical
Society, Central Regional Meeting, June 1987.
21. ÓEvaluation and Separation of
the Priority Metal Pollutants as Complexes of Dibenzyldithiocarbamic
Acid with Liquid Chromatography.Ó J.
H. Shofstahl
and J. K. Hardy. American Chemical Society, Central Regional Meeting, June
1987
22. ÓPassive Sampling of the
Volatile Priority Pollutants.Ó Department of the Interior, Geological Survey
Central Laboratory, Denver, Colorado, July 1987.
23. ÓApplication of Principal
Component Analysis to Alcoholic Beverage Analysis.Ó Cumberland College,
Williamsburg, Kentucky, March 1988.
24. ÒPattern Recognition
Techniques.Ó Sigma Xi, Akron Section, Akron, Ohio, April 1988.
25. ÓCharacterization of Bacterial
Cell Walls Using Solids NMR and GC/MS.Ó T. Forrest, G.
Wilson, J. Hardy, T. Lee and J. Schaefer, Third Chemical Congress of North America - National
American Chemical Society Joint Meeting, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, June 1988.
26. ÒSpectral Artifact Reduction in
2D-NMR Using Principal Component Analysis.Ó J. K. Hardy and
P. L. Rinaldi, 30th Experimental Nuclear
Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy Conference, Pacific Grove, CA, April 1989.
27. ÓPermeation Sampler for Ethylene
Oxide.Ó C. Muntuta-Kinyanta
and J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, 197th
National Meeting, Dallas TX, April 1989.
28. ÒMethod for the Determination of
Chromium (VI).Ó J. H. Shofstahl and
J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, 197th National Meeting,
Dallas TX, April 1989.
29. ÓClassification of Whiskies by
Pattern Recognition.Ó L. M. Headley and J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, 197th National Meeting,
Dallas TX, April 1989.
30. ÓStable Isotope Dilution Studies
of Amino Acids by GC/MS.Ó T. Lee,
T. Forrest, G. Wilson, and J. Hardy, American Chemical Society, 197th
National Meeting, Dallas TX, April 1989.
31. ÓUse of Principal Component
Analysis on COSY Spectra.Ó Varian NMR Users Group Meeting, Akron, Ohio, June
1989.
32. B. subtilis
Cell Wall Structure and Metabolism.Ó G.
E. WIlson,
T. M. Forrest, G.
G. Kofron,
T. Lee, J. K. Hardy, J.
F. Schaefer, and Y. Pan, Gordon Conference on Ezymes, Coenzymes and Metabolic Pathways, Meriden, NH, July
1989.
33. ÒMethod for the Determination of
the Priority Pollutant Metals.Ó J.
H Shofstahl and J. K. Hardy, Heavy
Metals in the Environment, 7th International Conference, Geneva, September
1989.
34. ÓMass Spectroscopy for
Chromatographers.Ó Hewlett-Packard Nationwide Educational Seminar Series,
Columbus, Ohio, October 1989.
35. ÓMass Spectroscopy for
Chromatographers.Ó Hewlett-Packard Nationwide Educational Seminar Series,
Indianapolis, Indiana, January 1990.
36. ÓImproving Mass Spectral Scan
Algorithms and Spectral Manipulations.Ó Hewlett Packard Special Seminar,
Scientific Instrument Development, Hewlett Packard, Palo Alto, CA, April 1990.
37. ÒAutomated Quality Control of
Whiskies by Gas Chromatography-Principal Component AnalysisÓ, L. M. Headley and J.
K. Hardy, American Chemical
Society, 199th National Meeting, Boston MA, April 1990.
38. ÒSelective Ion Monitoring for
Determining the Position of Isotope Labels.Ó T.A. Lee and J.
K. Hardy, American Chemical
Society, 199th National Meeting, Boston MA, April 1990.
39. ÓA Permeation Method for the
Determination of Formaldehyde.Ó Chansa Muntuta-Kinyanta and J. K. Hardy,
American Chemical Society, 199th National Meeting, Boston MA, April 1990.
40. ÒMethod for the Evaluation of
Protective Glove Materials using Solid Permeation Characteristics.Ó, C. M. Fricker and
J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, 199th National Meeting,
Boston MA, April 1990.
41. ÓSolid-State NMR and GC/MS
Studies of the Effect of Cephalothin on B. Subtillis
Cell Wall Metabolism.Ó T. M. Forrest, G. E. Wilson,
J. K. Hardy, T.
A. Lee, J. Schaefer, Y. Pan, American Chemical Society, 199th National Meeting,
Boston MA, April 1990.
42. ÒUse of Principal Component
Analysis for the Characterization of Alcoholic Beverages.Ó James Madison University,
Harrisonburg, VA, June 1990.
43. ÓMass Spectroscopy for
Chromatographers.Ó Hewlett-Packard Nationwide Educational Seminar Series,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, July, 1990
44. ÒNoise Reduction of GC/MS Data
Using Principal Component Analysis.Ó T.A.
Lee, L. M. Headley and J. K. Hardy, 1990 Gordon Research Conference on Analytical
Chemistry, August 1990.
45. ÒArtifact and Noise Removal from
Complex Data Sets.Ó J. K. Hardy, Norwich-Eaton Pharmaceuticals,
Norwich, New York, August 1990.
46. ÓComputer Networking in the NMR
Lab.Ó P. L. Rinaldi and
J. K. Hardy, Varian NMR Users Group Meeting, Akron, Ohio, August
1990.
47. ÒNickel Uptake by the Water
Hyacinth.Ó T. D. Trunquist,
B. M. Urig and J. K. Hardy, 4th International Conference on Environmental
Contamination, Barcelona, October, 1990.
48. ÓCharacterization of
Chromatographic Data Using Principal Component Analysis.Ó J. K. Hardy, Ashland University, Ashland, Ohio, November 7, 1990.
49. ÓGC/MS and Other Hyphenated
MethodsÓ Hewlett-Packard Nationwide Educational Seminar Series, St. Paul
Minnesota, March 21, 1991.
50. ÒGC/MS and Other Hyphenated
MethodsÓ Hewlett-Packard Nationwide Educational Seminar Series, San Juan, PR,
April 10, 1991.
51. ÓFactors Affecting the
Composition of Brewed Coffee.Ó T.
A. Lee and J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, 201st National Meeting,
Atlanta, GA, April 1991.
52. ÓProtective Glove Material
Permeation by Organic Solids.Ó C. Fricker and J.
K. Hardy, American Chemical
Society, 201st National Meeting, Atlanta, GA, April 1991.
53. ÓCharacterization of Amino Acids
in Collagen by GC/MS.Ó D. I. Frost, T. A. Lee, G. E. Wilson and J.
K. Hardy, American Chemical
Society, 201st National Meeting, Atlanta, GA, April 1991.
54. ÓApplication of Pattern
Recognition to Alcoholic Beverage Analysis.Ó Xavier University, Cincinnati,
Ohio, October 1991.
55. ÓSelf-Training System for
Identification of Complex Mixtures.Ó Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesburo, TN, February 1992.
56. ÓCharacterization of Brewed
Coffee: Effect of Brew and Storage Time and Temperature.Ó Middle Tennessee
State University, Murfreesburo, TN, February 1992.
57. ÓPermeation Characteristics of
Protective Glove Materials by Solid Organics in Alternate Environments.Ó
C. Fricker
and J. K. Hardy, Pittsburg Conference, New
Orleans, March 1992.
58. ÓPassive Sampler for Halogenated
Ether Priority Pollutants.Ó D.
Frantz and J. K. Hardy, Pittsburg Conference, New
Orleans, March 1992.
59. ÓCompositional Changes in Brewed
Coffee as a Function of Holding Time and Temperature.Ó F. Zaggout and
J. K. Hardy, Pittsburg Conference, New Orleans, March 1992.
60. ÓPermeation Characteristics of
Glove Materials by Organic Solids.Ó K.
Evans and J. K. Hardy. Pittsburg Conference, Atlanta, GA, March 1993.
61. ÓCompositional Changes in Brewed
Coffee as a Function of Grind Size and Roasting Temperature.Ó F. Zaggout and J. K. Hardy, Pittsburg Conference, Atlanta, GA, March 1993.
62. ÓPrincipal Component Analysis of
Accelerants Applied to Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry.Ó C. Ziernicki and J. K. Hardy, Pittsburg Conference, Atlanta, GA, March 1993.
63. ÓPermeation Sampling for
Halogenated Ether Base/Neutral Priority Pollutants.Ó D. Frantz and J. K. Hardy,
Pittsburg Conference, Atlanta, GA, March 1993.
64. ÓCompositional Changes in Brewed
Black Tea as a Function of Time and Temperature.Ó C. Bornbaum and J. K. Hardy, Pittsburg Conference, Chicago, IL, March 1994.
65. ÓInfluence of Filter Type and
Geometry on Brewed Coffee.Ó F. Zaggout and J.
K. Hardy, Pittsburgh
Conference, Chicago, IL, March 1994.
66. ÓPrincipal Component Analysis of
Accelerants Applied to Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry.Ó C. Ziernicki and
J. K. Hardy, Pittsburgh Conference, Chicago, IL, March 1994.
67. ÓPermeation Sampling of
Halogenated Ethers.Ó D. Frantz and
J. K. Hardy, Pittsburgh Conference, Chicago, IL, March 1994.
68. ÓEvaluation of the Permeation
and Solubility Characteristics of Glove Materials.Ó K. Evans and J. K. Hardy,
Pittsburg Conference, Chicago, IL, March 1994
69. ÓDetermination of Monocyclic
Aromatics in Water Using Permeation Sampling.Ó H. Liang and J.
K. Hardy, Pittsburg
Conference, Chicago, IL, March 1994.
70. "Permeation Sampling of
Halogenated Ether Priority Pollutants." D. Frantz and J.
K. Hardy, American Chemical
Society, 27th Central Regional Meeting, June 1995.
71. "Permeation Sampling of
Monocyclic Aromatics in Water." H.
Liang and J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, 27th
Central Regional Meeting, June 1995.
72. "Solubility Parameter
Prediction and the Evaluation of the Permeation Properties of Chemically
Protective Clothing." K.
Evans and J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, 27th
Central Regional Meeting, June 1995.
73. ÒAccelerant Classification by
Principal Component Analysis of Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectra.Ó B. Tan and J. K. Hardy, American
Chemical Society, 28th Central Regional Meeting, June 1996.
74. ÒPassive Sampling of Monocyclic
Aromatics.Ó H. Liang, J. K. Hardy,
American Chemical Society, 28th Central Regional Meeting, June 1996.
75. ÒImproving Course Quality using
Computer Assisted Lectures and WWW Resources.Ó J. K. Hardy, Building and Educational Experience through
Applications of Computer-based Technologies, St. Paul, MN, November 1996.
76. The Web as an Instructional Resource for Improving Course
Quality.Ó J. K. Hardy, American
Chemical Society,
214th National Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, September 1997.
77. "Accelerant Classification Using Principal Component
Analysis and GC/MS." B. Tan and J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, 30th
Regional meeting, Cleveland, Ohio, May 1998.
78. "Continuous Permeation
Sampler for Monocyclic Amines." H.L. Lee and J. K. Hardy, American
Chemical Society, 30th Regional meeting, Cleveland, Ohio, May 1998.
79. "Permeation of Organic
Solvents through Nitrile Glove Materials." Y. He and J. K. Hardy, American
Chemical Society, 30th Regional meeting, Cleveland, Ohio, May 1998.
80. "Characterization of Ohio
White Wines by Means of Pattern Recognition Techniques." P. Li and J. K.
Hardy, American Chemical Society, 30th Regional meeting, Cleveland,
Ohio, May 1998.
81. "Development of Web-Based
Instructional Resources."
J.K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, 219th National
Meeting, San Francisco, March 2000.
82. "Permeation Sampling Method
for the Determination of Organophosphorus Pesticides
in Water." Z. Sun and J. K.
Hardy, American Chemical Society, 219th National Meeting, San
Francisco, March 2000.
83. "Modeling of Solubility
Parameters and Permeation of Organic Solvents in Nitrile
Glove Materials."
Y. He and J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, Central Regional Meeting,
Cincinnati, Ohio, May 2000.
84. ÒA Chemistry Instructional Web
Site: The good, the Bad and the Really Ugly.Ó J. K Hardy, Chemistry Faculty Work Shop, Kentucky Community
and Technical College System, Williamsburg, Kentucky, April 2001.
85. ÒApplication of Multivariate
Data Analysis to Complex Chromatographic Samples.Ó J. K. Hardy, Cumberland
College, Williamsburg, Kentucky, April 2001.
86. ÒCareers in Chemistry.Ó Jackson Local School District, Stark
County, Ohio, November
2003.
87. ÒMultivariate Data Analysis of
Petroleum-Based Accelerants and Consumer Fuels. Ò E. S. Bodle
and J. K. Hardy, American Chemical Society, 38th Central Regional
Meeting, Frankenmuth, MI, May 2006.
88. ÒPattern Recognition of
Petroleum-based Fuels by SPME GC-FIDÓ. E. S. Bodle
and J. K. Hardy, The University of Akron, 50th Anniversary of
Polymer Chemistry, Aug 2006.
89. ÒPodCasting
in the Department of Chemistry.Ó
J. K. Hardy, The University of Akron, 6th Annual Celebration
of Excellence in Learning and Teaching, April 2007.
90. ÒPermeation Sampling of
Phthalate Esters in Water.Ó H. Distel and J. K.
Hardy. American Chemical Society,
39th Central Regional Meeting, Covington, KY, May 2007.
91. ÒEnhancing Student Retention
Using Course Related Resources.Ó
J. K. Hardy. Keynote/invited speaker. International Symposium on
Innovations in Chemical Education, 12th Asian Chemical Congress,
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Aug 2007.
92. ÒSolventless
Sampling of Phthalate Esters in Water.Ó
H. Distel and J. K. Hardy, American Chemical
Society, 49th Central Regional Meeting, Columbus, OH, June 2008.
93. ÒInterferent
Effects on Permeation Sampling of Phthalate Esters.Ó H. L. Steel and J. K. Hardy. Conference on Undergraduate and Graduate Student Research
University of Akron. March 2009.
94. ÒPermeation Sampling of Gasoline
in Water.Ó C. Anderson and J. K.
Hardy, American Chemical Society, 49th Central Regional Meeting,
Cleveland, OH, May 2009.
95. ÒNMR-based modeling of secondary plant products to identify active
compounds in chemical and biological assays.Ó R. Reese, F. Wyzgoski,
L. Paudel, P.Rinaldi, M. Ozgen, A. Tulio Jr., A. Miller, J.
Schreens, J. Hardy, M. Giusti,
A Bomser, J. Johnson,
Botany 2010, Providence, RI, August 2010.
96.
ÒCorrelating component
variability of black raspberry (Rubus occidentalis L.) fruit
extracts with chemical and biological responses using NMR data and multivariate
statistical analysis.Ó F. Wyzgoski, R. Reese, L Paudel, P. Rinaldi, M Ozgen, M. Giusti, J. Johnson, A Tulio, J. Scheerens, J. Bomser, J. Hardy, A. Chanon, A.
Miller. American Chemical Society National Meeting, Boston, MA. August, 2010.
97.
ÒModeling
NMR features of secondary metabolites from black raspberry (Rubus occidentalis
L.) fruits
against chemical assay results for identifying active components.Ó L. Paudel, F. Wyzgoski, P. RInaldi, R. Reese, M. Ozgen, A. Trulio, A. Miller, J. Scheerens,J. Hardy.
American Chemical Society, 2010 Central Regional Meeting, Dayton OH,
June 2010.
Publications.
1.
ÒA
Personal Chlorine Monitor Utilizing Permeation Sampling.Ó J. K. Hardy, P.
K. Dasgupta,
K. D. Reiszner, and P. W. West, Environ. Sci.
& Tech., 13, 1090 (1979).
2.
ÒA
Personal Monitor for Hydrogen Cyanide Employing Permeation Sampling.Ó James
K. Hardy and P. W. West, J. Environ.
Sci. & Health, A16 (2), 201 (1981).
3.
ÒA
Method for the Personal Monitoring of Hydrogen Sulfide Utilizing Permeation
Sampling.Ó J. K. Hardy, D. T. Strecker, C.
P. Savarian,
and P. W. West, Am. Ind. Hyg. Assoc. J., 42, 283 (1981).
4.
ÒSafety
Concepts for the Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratories.Ó F. L. Chlad and J. K. Hardy, J. Chem. Ed., 60, A117 (1983).
5.
ÒTRS-80
Simulation of a Gas Chromatographic Separation.Ó J. K. Hardy and
D. H. O'Keeffe, J. Chem.
Ed., 60, 1061 (1983).
6.
ÒCadmium
Uptake by the Water Hyacinth: Effects of Solution Factors.Ó D. H. O'Keeffe, J. K. Hardy and R. A. RAO, Environ. Poll.,
A34, 133 (1984).
7.
ÒCoCo in the Chemistry Lab.Ó J. K. Hardy, Hot CoCo,
84-89, May 1984.
8.
ÒThe
Use of a Permeation Sampler for Determination of Volatile Priority Pollutants.Ó
R. D. Blanchard and J.
K. Hardy, Anal. Chem., 56, 1621 (1984).
9.
ÒVocabulary
Management System.Ó Review, J.
K. Hardy, Hot CoCo,
Jan. 1985.
10. ÒChromatographic Integrator for
the TRS-80.Ó J. K. Hardy, J. Chem. Ed., 62, 62 (1985).
11. ÒPre-Algebra I.Ó Review, J. K. Hardy, Hot CoCo, February 1985.
12. ÒAnalytical Chemistry Program
Set.Ó J. K. Hardy, J. Chem. Ed., 62, 411 (1985).
13. ÒCadmium Uptake by the Water
Hyacinth: Effects of Root mass, Solution Volume, Complexers
and Other Metal Ions.Ó J. K. Hardy, R. A. RAO, D. H. O'Keeffe, Chemosphere,
14, 417 (1985).
14. ÒUse of a Permeation Sampler in
the Collection of 23 Volatile Organic Priority Pollutants.Ó R. Blanchard and J. K. Hardy, Anal. Chem.,
57, 2349 (1985).
15. ÒZinc Uptake by the Water
Hyacinth.Ó J. K. Hardy and N. Raber. Chemosphere, 14,
1155 (1985).
16. ÒCardFile:
Information Management.Ó J.
K. Hardy, SoftSector,
November 1985.
17. ÒLead Uptake by Eichhornia Crassipes.Ó C. Heaton, J. Frame, and J.
K. Hardy. Tox. & Environ.
Chem., 11(2), 125 (1986).
18. ÒAutomated Permeation Sampler
for Volatile Priority Pollutants.Ó R.
Blanchard and J. K. Hardy, Anal. Chem., 58, 1529 (1986).
19. ÒDetermination of C1-C4 Alcohols
in Gasoline by GC-Selective Ion Mass Spectrometry.Ó J. H. Shofstahl and J. K. Hardy, Anal. Chem.,
58, 2412 (1986).
20. ÒSanyo Screen Dump.Ó J. K. Hardy, SoftSector, 44-5, May 1986.
21. ÒSpectral Collection, Search and
Retrieval Software for the IBM 9420 UV-Vis Spectrophotometer.Ó D.A. Jencen and
J. K. Hardy, J. Chem. Ed.,
63, 1075 (1986).
22. ÒUse of a Permeation Sampler in
the Collection of 23 Volatile Organic Priority Pollutants.Ó J. K. Hardy and R. D. Blanchard, in Diffusive Sampling: An Alternative Approach to Workplace Air Monitoring., A.Berlin,
R.H. Brown, and K.J. Saunders, Eds., Royal Society of
Chemistry (1987).
23. ÒThe Scientific Desk.Ó Review,
J. K. Hardy, J. Am. Chem.
Soc., 109 (1987), 5054-5.
24. ÒEvaluation of Copper Uptake by Eichhornia Crassipes.Ó T. Lee and J. K. Hardy, J. Environ. Sci. & Health, A22(2), 141 (1987).
25. ÒUse of a Permeation Device to
Collect Volatile Organic Priority Pollutants.Ó J. K. Hardy and
R. D. Blanchard, Comm. Eur.
Communities. [Rep.] EUR, 392-5 (1987).
26. ÒLead Uptake by the Water
Hyacinth.Ó C. Heaton, J. Frame, and J. K. Hardy, in Aquatic Plants for Water Treatment and
Resource Recovery, K.R. Reddy
and W.H. Smith Eds., Magnolia Publishing Inc., (1987).
27. ÒMethod for the Evaluation of
the Permeation Characteristics of Protective Glove Materials.Ó D. A. Jencen and J. K. Hardy, Am. Ind. Hyg. Assoc. J., 49, 293 (1988).
28. ÓA Personal-Computer-Based Mass
Spectrometer Data Collection and Interpretation Program.Ó J. H. Shofstahl and J. K. Hardy, J. Chem. Ed.,
65, A205 (1988).
29. ÒField Studies: Hardy Road
Landfill and Industrial Excess Landfill, A Superfund Site.Ó J. L. Jackson, J. R. Bauder,
J. K. Hardy, and M.
S. Kennedy, Ohio J. Sci., 89, 45 (1989).
30. ÒDetermination of Phenolic Pollutants in Water Utilizing Permeation
Sampling.Ó G. Z. Zhang and J. K. Hardy, J. Environ. Sci. & Health, A24(3), 279 (1989).
31. ÒCold Fuel Solids Partitioning
in Porous Media.Ó D. L. Schruben,
J. K. Hardy and R.
Blanchard, Fuel, 68, 799
(1989).
32. ÒEmergency Response DatabaseÓ
D. Jencen,
G. Chansa,
J. Shofstahl,
and J. Hardy, J. Chem. Ed., 66, 648 (1989).
33. ÒHPLC Determination of Priority
Pollutant Metals as Benzylpropionitrile Complexes.Ó, J. Y. Park and J. K. Hardy, J. Chrom., 481, 287 (1989).
34. ÒClassification of Whiskies by
Pattern Recognition.Ó L. Headly and J.
K. Hardy, J. Food Sci., 54, 1351 (1989).
35. ÒMethod for the Determination of
Trace Chromium (VI) in Water.Ó J.
H. Shofstahl
and J. K. Hardy, Mikrochemica Acta [Wien], II, 67 (1989).
36. ÒMINSQ.Ó Review, J. K. Hardy, J. Am. Chem.
Soc., 110 (1988). 2963-4
37. ÒEffect of Glove Material
Thickness on Permeation Characteristics.Ó D. A. Jencen and J.
K. Hardy, Am. Ind. Hyg.
Assoc. J., 50, 623 (1989).
38. ÒAutomated Permeation Sampler
for Phenolic Pollutants.Ó G.Z. Zhang and J. K. Hardy, J. Environ. Sci. & Health, A24(8), 1011 (1989).
39. ÒDetection in Analytical
Chemistry.Ó, Review, J. K. Hardy, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 111 (1989), 2368-9.
40. ÒMassSpec;
A Graphics-Based Mass Spectrum Interpreter. Version 1.0.Ó, Review, J. K. Hardy, J. Am. Chem.
Soc., 111 (1989) 8326-7.
41. ÒEvaluation and Separation of
the Priority Metal Pollutants as Complexes of Dibenzyldithiocarbamic
Acid with Liquid Chromatography.Ó J.
H. Shofstahl
and J. K. Hardy, J. Chrom. Sci., 28, 225 (1990).
42. ÒStable Isotope Dilution Studies
of Amino Acids by GC/MS.Ó T. Lee,
T. Forrest, G. Wilson, and J. K. Hardy, Anal. Biochem., 185, 24 (1990)
43. FTNMR Artifact Reduction Using
Digital Filtering Methods: Use of Principal Component Analysis on COSY Spectra.Ó, J. K. Hardy and P. L Rinaldi, J. Mag. Res., 88., 320 (1990).
44. ÓCharacterization of
Commercially Available Coffee Filter Papers.Ó C. Fricker and J. K. Hardy, J. Environ.
Sci. & Health, A25, 927 (1990).
45. "Nickel Uptake by the Water
Hyacinth.Ó T. D. Turnquist,
B. M. Urig and J. K. Hardy, J. Environ.
Sci. & Health, A25, 897 (1990).
46. ÒNoise Reduction of GC/MS Data
Using Principal Component Analysis.Ó T.
A. Lee, L. M. Headley and J.
K. Hardy, Anal. Chem., 63, 337 (1991)
47. ÒPermeation-Solid Adsorbent
Sampling and GC Analysis of Formaldehyde.Ó C. Muntuta-Kinyanta and J. K. Hardy, Talanta, 38, 1381
(1991).
48. ÓIsotope Position Studies of
Aspartic Acid by GC/MS.Ó T. Lee,
G. Wilson and J. K. Hardy, Anal. Biochem., 197. 321 (1991).
49. ÓAdulterant in Whiskey:
Detection and Identification by Principal Component AnalysisÓ L. Headley and J. K. Hardy, J. Food. Sci.,
57, 980 (1992).
50. ÓMethod for the Evaluation of
the Permeation Characteristics of Protective Glove Materials by Organic
Solids.Ó C. Fricker
and J. K. Hardy, Am. Ind. Hyg. Assoc. J., 53, 745 (1992).
51. ÓCompositional Changes in Brewed
Coffee as a Function of Brewing Time.Ó T.
A. Lee and J. K. Hardy, J. Food Sci.,
57, 1417 (1992).
52. ÓThe Effect of an Alternate
Environment as a Collection Medium on the Permeation Characteristics of Solid Organics
Through Protective Glove Materials.Ó Fricker and J. K. Hardy, Am. Ind. Hyg. Assoc. J., 55(8), 738 (1994).
53. Presentations for General, Organic and Biochemistry. J. K Hardy, West Educational Publishing, St. Paul, MN ISBN
0-314-22160-3 (1996).
54. ÒUse of 13C Nuclear
Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and Principal Component Analysis for Automated
Analysis of Styrene/Butandiene Copolymers.Ó N. G.
Walsh, J. K. Hardy and P. L. Rinaldi, App. Spec. 51(6) 889 (1997).
55. ÒAnalytical Gas Chromatography.Ó
Review, J. K. Hardy, Anal. Chem. 70
(7) 270A (1998).
56. ÒPermeation Sampling of
Halogenated Ether Priority Pollutants.Ó
D. Frantz and J. Hardy, J.
Environ. Sci. & Health, A 33 (7) 1275-1290 (1998).
57. ÒPermeation Sampler for
Monocyclic Aromatic Priority Pollutants.Ó
H. Lee and J. K Hardy, Intern. J.
Environ. Anal. Chem. 72(2) 83-97 (1998).
58. Presentations for Boyer's Concepts in Biochemistry. J. K. Hardy, Brooks/Cole Publishing, ISBN 0-534-35829-2
(1998).
59. "Membrane Extraction for
the Determination of Halogenated Ether Priority Pollutants." D. Frantz and
J. Hardy, J. Environ. Sci. & Health,
A 34(3) (1999).
60. General Chemistry Presentations. J.
K. Hardy, Brooks/Cole Publishing, ISBN 0-534-36110-2 (1999).
61. ÒContinuous Permeation Sampler
for Monocyclic Aromatic Priority Pollutants in Water.Ó H. Lee and J. K Hardy, Intern. J. Environ. Anal. Chem., 73(3)
211-221 (1999).
62. "Mass Spectrometer
Tutorial." J. K. Hardy in Commodity
Supply Analysis for Mass Spectrometers, Y/NSP-206., J. W. Roddy,
Editor. U.S. Department of Energy,
Office of Arms Control and Nonproliferation, Nuclear Transfer and Supplier
Policy Division (1999).
63. "Characterization and
Classification of Ohio Wines Using Multivariate Data Analysis." P. Li and J. K. Hardy, J. Wine
Res. 10(3) 197-206 (1999).
64. "Determination of Organophosphorous Pesticides in Water Using Permeation
Sampling." Z. Sun and J. K. Hardy, Adv.
Environ. Res., 3 499-507 (2000).
65. "Analysis of Organophosphorus Pesticides in Water Samples Using a
Continuous Membrane Permeation Sampler, Z. Sun and J. K. Hardy, Adv. Environ. Res., 4 225-231 (2000).
66. "Accelerant Classification
by GC/MS and Multivariate Pattern Recognition." B. Tan, J. Hardy, R. Snavely, Anal. Chem. Acta., 422 (2000)
37-46.
67. Hazardous Chemical Database, V 4.1. J.K. Hardy, Seamanship International Ltd. (2003).
68. InstructorÕs manual for Chemistry for Today, 5th Edition.
J. K. Hardy, Brooks/Cole, ISBN 0-534-39974-6
(2004).
69. Chemistry for Today: General, Organic and Biochemistry Computer Test
Bank, 5th Edition. J.K. Hardy, Thomson Learning, ISBN 0-534-39977-0 (2004).
70. ÒModeling the Solubility
Parameters and Permeation Data of Organic Solvents in Viton¨
Glove Materials.Ó K. Evans and
J.K. Hardy, J. App. Polymer Sci.,
93, 2688-2698 (2004).
71. Hazardous Chemical Database, V 5.0. J.K. Hardy, Seamanship International Ltd. (2005).
72. ÒMultivariate Pattern
Recognition of Petroleum-Based Accelerants by SPME GC-FID.Ó E. Bodle and J. Hardy, Anal.
Chem. Acta, 589, 247-254 (2007).
73. InstructorÕs Manual for Chemistry for Today, 6th Edition.
J.K. Hardy,
Thomson Learning, ISBN 0-495-11272-0
(2008).
74. ÒModeling Solubility Parameters and Permeation Data of
Organic Solvents in Butyl Gloves.Ó W. Guo, K. Evans,
J. Hardy. J. App. Poly Sci., 109, 3867-3877 (2008).
75. ÒPermeation Sampling of
Phthalate Esters in Water.Ó H.
Steel and J. Hardy. J. Environ. Sci.
& Health Part A (2009) 44, 340-345.
76. ÒSolventless
Sampling of Phthalate Esters.Ó H.
Steel and J. Hardy. J. Environ. Sci.
& Health Part A, (2009) 44, 1233-1236.
77. ÒModeling relationships among
active components in black raspberry (Rubus occidentalis L.) fruit
extracts using high-resolution 1H NMR spectroscopy and multivariate
statistical analysis.Ó F. Wyzgoski, L. Paudel, P. Rinaldi, R. Reese, M. Ozgen, A. Tulio, A Miller, J. Scheerens and
J. Hardy. J. Ag. and Food Chem., (2010), 58(6),
3407-3414.
Grants and Contracts Awarded.
1.
ÓStudy
of Passive Sampling Techniques for Volatile Priority Pollutants in Water and
Wastewater.Ó The Petroleum Research Fund, ACS Grant#14080-G5; Amount: $10,000;
Duration: September 1982 - August 1984.
2.
ÒFormation
and Liquid Chromatographic Separation of Priority Pollutant Metal Complexes.Ó
University of Akron Faculty Development Grant #791. Amount: $1,543; Duration: April - September 1983.
3.
ÒPassive
Sampler for Phenolic Priority Pollutants.Ó University
of Akron Faculty Development Grant, Amount: $2,950;
Duration: January - August 1985.
4.
ÒDevelopment
of Master List for Right-To-Know Legislation.Ó City of Akron, Ohio. Amount: $3,500;
Duration: March - June 1986.
5.
ÓDetermination
of Metallic Priority Pollutants by Liquid Chromatographic Separation of their Dithiocarbamate Complexes.Ó University of Akron Faculty
Development Grant, Amount: $2,700; Duration: January -
August 1986.
6.
ÒTesting
Methods for Protective Barriers.Ó The OAK Rubber Co., Amount: $25,000;
Duration: January 1987 - December 1988.
7.
ÒDetermination
of Formaldehyde by Membrane Permeation and GC/MSÓ University of Akron Faculty
Development Grant, Amount: $2000; Duration: January -
August 1987.
8.
ÒDetermination
of C1 - C5 Hydrocarbons in a Process Stream.Ó Loral Corporation, Amount:
$17,780; Duration: May 1988 - April 1990.
9.
ÒDetermination
of Contamination by Pattern RecognitionÓ University of Akron Faculty
Development Grant, Amount: $2373; Duration January - August 1989.
10. ÓEvaluation of Glove Materials.Ó
The OAK Rubber Company, Amount: $45,000; Duration; January 1989 - December
1991.
11. ÒPermeation of Glove Materials
by Organic Solids.Ó NIH - NIOSH, Amount: $91,115;
Duration: June 1989 - May 1991.
12. ÒEffect of Paper Bleaching
Techniques on Dioxin Formation.Ó Mr. Coffee, Inc., Amount: $47,500; Duration: December 1989 - November 1991.
13. ÓDevelopment of Method for
Analysis of Tin.Ó Norwich Eaton Pharmaceuticals, Amount: $3000; Duration: January 1991 - February 1991.
14. ÓCharacterization of Coffee
Extraction Processes.Ó Mr. Coffee, Inc., Amount: $90,000;
Duration: September 1991 - August 1994.
15. ÓEvaluation of Glove Surfaces -
RenewalÓ The OAK Rubber Company, Amount: $15,000; Duration: January 1992 -
December 1994.
16. ÓPermeation Sampling for the
Halogenated Ether Pollutants.Ó University of Akron Faculty Development Grant
#1182, Amount: $3,200; Duration: November 1991 -
January 1993.
17. ÓApplication of Chemometrics and NMR to the Automated Analysis of
Butadiene/Styrene Copolymers: Feasibility Studies.Ó General Tire Company,
Amount: $7,995; Duration: January - June 1992.
18. ÓDetermination of Oxygenated
Species in Gasoline: State-wide Survey.Ó Ohio Environmental Protection Agency,
Amount: $8,000; Duration: February - July 1993.
19. ÓResearch Challenge Faculty
Award.Ó Ohio Board of Regents, Amount: $9300; Duration: June 1994-May 1995.
20. "Permeation Sampling for
the Monocyclic Aromatic Priority Pollutants." University of Akron Faculty
Development Grant #3601, Amount $2908; Duration: November 1994 - January 1996.
21. ÓEvaluation of Glove Surfaces
-RenewalÓ The OAK Rubber Company, Amount: $15,000; Duration: January 1995 -
December 1997.
22. ÒUtilization of the World Wide Web as an
Educational Resource.Ó Stoller Foundation, Amount: $3,608, Duration: January-May
1996.
23. "Passive Sampling of Organophosphorous Pesticides in Water." University of Akron Faculty Development
Grant #1429, Amount $2975; Duration: November 1998 - January 2000.
24. "Support of an
Instructional Web Site."
Brooks/Cole Publishing, Amount: $6500, Duration: August 1998-July 2002.
25. "Support of an Instructional
Web Site." Supelco Inc., Amount: $2000, Duration: January 1999 -
December 2003.
26. "Hazardous Chemical
Database." Seamanship
International Ltd., Amount: $20,000, Duration: July 1999 – present.
27. ÒSupport of an Instructional Web
Site.Ó Restek
Corp., Amount: $3500, Duration: July 2003 – present.
28. ÒCounty of Summit Fuel Quality
Testing.Ó Summit County Ohio,
Amount: $119,000, Duration: January 2005 – December 2006.
Courses Taught.
Undergraduate
Principles of
Chemistry I, II
General, Organic and
Biochemistry I, II
Qualitative Analysis
Analytical Chemistry
for Medical Technologists I, II
Analytical Chemistry
I, II
Advanced Laboratory
I-IV
Environmental
Analysis
Chemometrics
Graduate
Chemical Instrumentation
Computer Interfacing
of Analytical Instrumentation
Radioanalytical
Methods of Analysis
Chemical Separations
Chemometrics
Environmental
Analysis