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Anders’ polymer

The broadest range of 2.5-10.5 pH has been observed for microspheres of Anders polymer made of copoly (asp, ser, glu, gly, ala, om, lys, his, arg). Heating of mixed amino acids with sea water salts yields acidic and basic proteinoids, simultaneously, which are stable, as microspheres, in alkaline solution. ... [Pg.382]

Fischer EW, Muller FH, Bonart R (eds) (1978) Physik der Duroplaste und anderer Polymerer. Prog Colloid Polym Sci vol 64... [Pg.353]

B. Philipp and H. Anders, in Applied Polymer Analysis and Characterization (J. Mitchell, ed.), Hanser Publishers, Munich (1987), pp. 127-42. [Pg.689]

Sun SH, Anders S, Hamann HF, Thiele JU, Baglin JEE, Thomson T, Fullerton EE, Murray CB, Terris BD. Polymer mediated self-assembly of magnetic nanoparticles. J Am Chem Soc 2002 124 2884-2885. [Pg.155]

E. Guth, Birth and rise of polymer Science - myth and truth, Journal of Applied Polymer Science 35 (1979) 1-12, on 2. Cf., E. Guth and H.F. Mark, Zur innermoleku-laren Statistik, insbesondere bei Kettenmo-lekiilen 1." Monatshefte fur Chemie und ver-wandte Teile anderer Wissenschajten 65 (1934) 93-121. [Pg.243]

Siebourg W, Schmid H, Rateike FM, Anders S and Lower H (1990) Birefringence - An important property of plastic substrates for magneto-optical storage disks. Polym Eng Sci 30 1133-9. [Pg.303]

These relations are illustrated in the phase diagram in Fig. 10. C3 chondrites, having formed above the 400 K threshold for formation of hydrogenation catalysts (Anders et al., 1976), contain carbynes but little or no polymer or organic compounds. [Pg.20]

Hayatsu R., Matsuoka S., Scott R. G., Studier M. H., and Anders E. (1977) Origin of organic matter in the early solar system VII. The organic polymer in carbonaceous chondrites. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 41, 1325-1339. [Pg.289]

Shaaban AH, Ander P. Electric transport of aqueous salt-free polyelectrolyte solutions. Polymer Preprints 1993 34(1) 970-971. [Pg.130]

H.-G. Elias, R. Bareiss, and J. G. Watterson, Mittelwerte des Molekulargewichtes und anderer Eigenschaften, Polym. Sci.—Fortschr. Hochpolym. Forsch. 11, 111 (1973). [Pg.300]

Lohaus, L., Anders, S., 2004. Effects of polymer modification on the mechanical and fracture properties of high and ultra-high strength concrete. In ICPIC 04, 11. International Congress on Polymers in Concrete (2004), p. 183-190, Berlin BAM... [Pg.158]

S. Anders, M. Stolt, Properties of lactic add based polymers and their correlation with composition. Prog. Polym. Sd. 27 (2002) 1123-1163. [Pg.30]

Zhang F, Jonforsen M, Johansson DM, Ander-sson MR, Inganas Q. Photodiodes and solar cells based on the n-type polymer poly-(pyridopyrazine vinylene) as electron acceptor. Syntii Met 2003 138 555-60. [Pg.41]

Heat cured silicone Low and high viscosity chloroplatanic or organo platinum catalyst (1-5 ppm), vinyl resin blend (Polymer VS-50, 100, 90,000 Anders) Dow Coming 3-6605, and 3-6265... [Pg.141]

FIGURE 60.8. Sound velocity of the longitudinal polarized phonon measured parallel (filled squares) and perpendicular (empty circles) to the draw direction measured by Brillouin scattering. The samples are polydiethylsiloxanes with Mn = 45,000 and 43,000 labeled as PDES-45 and PDES-3, respectively [15]. Reprinted from S.H. Anders, H.H. Krbecek, and M. Pietralla, J. Polym. Sci., Polym. Phys. Ed. 35, 1661-1676 (1997). Copyright 1997, with permission of Wiley-VCH. [Pg.1030]

Obviously, the residence time and its distribution only partially determine the chance of degradation in an extruder. The other factors that play an important role are the actual stock temperatures and the strain rates to which the polymer is exposed. The actual stock temperatures and strain rates are closely related. In the extruder, there are two major areas of concern the screw channel and the flight clearance. Janssen, Noomen, and Smith [65] studied temperature distribution of the polymer melt in the screw channel. Temperature distribution of the polymer right after the end of the screw was measured, for instance, by Anders, Brunner, and Pan-haus [66]. The temperature variations in the screw channel at the end of the screw were reported to be less than 5 to 10°C and relatively close to the barrel temperature. More recently, Noriega et al. [145] measured melt temperature distribution with a thermocomb and found temperature variations as high as 20 to 30°C. [Pg.811]

Anders Sodergard, Laboratory of Polymer Technology, Abo Akademi University, Turku, Finland... [Pg.4]

Mikael Stolt, Mikko Viljanmaa, Anders Sodergard, et al. Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 91,196 (2004). [Pg.238]


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