Scott E. McKay
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Dean of the College of Science and Technology
Also affiliated: Florida Institute of Technology (1995–1997); Eastern Illinois University (2004); University of Alabama (1998); University of Central Missouri (2001–2011)
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Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
Scott E. McKay's research has focused on the chemical properties and applications of various organic compounds, with a particular emphasis on oxidation methods for aromatic diazines and heterocyclic structures. His work includes investigations into the crystal packing of specific N-oxide compounds and the reactivity of phosphorus halides with cyclic ketones, leading to the preparation of chlorinated cycloalkanes. McKay has also explored the potential of biofuels as an alternative to fossil fuels, addressing global energy and economic concerns. Additionally, his publications indicate an interest in the integration of chemistry education, including an emphasis on symmetry and three-dimensional perspectives in curriculum development, as well as the application of chemistry to modern sports.
Metrics
- h-index: 6
- Publications: 27
- Citations: 122
Positions
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Dean of the College of Science and Technology publications 2025Southern Arkansas University Institution web page
Selected Publications
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Development of Low-Cost Laboratory Experiments for Southern Arkansas University's Engineering Program (2025)
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- Development of Low-Cost Laboratory Experiments for Southern Arkansas University's Engineering Program
- Development of Low-Cost Laboratory Experiments for Southern Arkansas University's Engineering Program
- Development of Low-Cost Laboratory Experiments for Southern Arkansas University's Engineering Program
- Development of Low-Cost Laboratory Experiments for Southern Arkansas University's Engineering Program