University of Richmond

Every Shot, Zero-Shot: The Decoupling of Framing and Duration in Sound-Era Hollywood and Prestige Film

We study the visual pacing of 1,236 feature films from three overlapping film corpora: the Academy Award Best Picture nominees (1927–2009), the corresponding ten highest-grossing films in the United States in the same time period (1927–2009), and the British Film Institute's Grea...

Self-Assembled Monolayersof Phosphorus–NitrogenCages

Abstract This study investigates the deposition of the phosphorus–nitrogen (PN) cage P2N6 onto Au and Cu surfaces using both vapor-phase and solution-phase methods. The P2N6 cage sublimes cleanly and reaches an onset of volatility near 83 °C, suitable for vapor-phase deposition p...

Influence ofVarying Porewater NaCl Concentrationson Mobilization of Metals, Arsenic, and Phosphorus Stored in StreambedSediments

Abstract Winter deicing salt use has increased freshwater salinization, with groundwater-surface water interactions exposing streambed sediments to large salinity fluctuations. This study examines how salinity fluctuations mobilize metals (Al, Cr, Cu, Fe, Ni, Pb, Zn), arsenic (As...