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Spherical brushes

Pipelines are cleaned and inspected using pigs . Pigs usually have a steel body fitted with rubber cups and brushes or scrapers to remove wax and rust deposits on the pipe wall, as the pig is pumped along the pipe. Sometimes spherical pigs are used for product separation or controlling liquid hold up. In field lines handling untreated crude may have to be insulated to prevent wax formation. [Pg.273]

In recent years, much attention has been paid to the use of controlled/ living polymerizations from flat and spherical surfaces [121,122],because this allows better control over the MW and MWD of the target polymer. By using these techniques, a high grafting density and a controlled film thickness can be obtained, as such brushes consist of end-grafted, strictly linear chains of the same length and the chains are forced to stretch away from the flat surface. Several research... [Pg.27]

The non-aqueous system of spherical micelles of poly(styrene)(PS)-poly-(isoprene)(PI) in decane has been investigated by Farago et al. and Kanaya et al. [298,299]. The data were interpreted in terms of corona brush fluctuations that are described by a differential equation formulated by de Gennes for the breathing mode of tethered polymer chains on a surface [300]. A fair description of S(Q,t) with a minimum number of parameters could be achieved. Kanaya et al. [299] extended the investigation to a concentrated (30%, PI volume fraction) PS-PI micelle system and found a significant slowing down of the relaxation. The latter is explained by a reduction of osmotic compressibihty in the corona due to chain overlap. [Pg.185]

Non-spherical micelles of poly(ethylene)(PE)-poly(ethylene-propylene)(PEP) in decane are self-assembhng in the form of extended platelets that have a crystalline PE-core and a planar PEP brush on both sides. Due to the large size of the platelets the centre of mass diffusion is extremely slow and allows a clear separation of the density fluctuation in the brush. NSE experiments [301] have been analysed in terms of the model of de Gennes [300]. The friction coefficient and modulus of the brush were found to be similar to those of a typical gel. [Pg.185]

Phenylation of styrene, acrylic esters, and acrylamide with Ph3Bi(02CCF3)2 was examined using palladium nanoparticles immobilized in spherical polyelectrolyte brushes (Pd SPB) (Scheme 7) [21], The reaction can be conducted under air, and... [Pg.203]

Amylose brushes (a layer consisting of polymer chains dangling in a solvent with one end attached to a surface is frequently referred to as a polymer brush) on spherical and planar surfaces can have several advantageous uses, such as detoxification of surfaces etc. The modification of surfaces with thin polymer films is widely used to tailor surface properties such as wettability, biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and friction [142-144]. The advantage of polymer brushes over other surface modification methods like self-assembled monolayers is their mechanical and chemical robustness, coupled with a high degree of synthetic flexibility towards the introduction of a variety of functional groups. [Pg.34]

The first surface-initiated enzymatic polymerization reported was the synthesis of amylose brushes on planar and spherical surfaces [145]. For this, silica or silicone surfaces were modified with self-assembled monolayers of (3 amino-propyl)trimethoxysilane or chlorodimethylsilane, respectively. To these functionalities, oligosaccharides were added via (a) reductive amidation of the oligosaccharides to surface-bound amines, (b) conversion of the oiigosaccharide to the according aldonic acid lactone and reaction with surface bound amines, and (c) incorporation... [Pg.34]

Researchers at the Brush-Wellman Laboratory (Ebnore. Ohio) have developed a bench-scale, inert-gas atomization method for producing ultraclean, spherical powders, which then can be hot isostatic processed. [Pg.196]

The scaling theory for spherical polymer brushes due to Daoud and Cotton (1982) (Section 3.4.1) has been applied to analyse the coronal density profile of block copolymer micelles by Forster et al. (1996). If the density profile is of the hyperbolic form r as found by FOrster et al. (1996) for the coronal layer of block copolymer micelles, the brush height scales as... [Pg.172]

Fig. 6.26 Schematic illustrating packing frustration induced by addition of a short diblock (s) to a microphase of a long diblock (I) (Hasegawa and Hashimoto 1996). If the long diblock forms a spherical or cylindrical domain, for example, (a) segregation of the short diblock to the interface leads to regions of low packing density (region X in (b)). This frustration can be relieved if the interface adopts a planar geometry, driving a transition to a lamellar phase (with a bimodal copolymer brush at the interface) (c). Fig. 6.26 Schematic illustrating packing frustration induced by addition of a short diblock (s) to a microphase of a long diblock (I) (Hasegawa and Hashimoto 1996). If the long diblock forms a spherical or cylindrical domain, for example, (a) segregation of the short diblock to the interface leads to regions of low packing density (region X in (b)). This frustration can be relieved if the interface adopts a planar geometry, driving a transition to a lamellar phase (with a bimodal copolymer brush at the interface) (c).
Ballauff M (2007) Spherical polyelectrolyte brushes. Progr Polym Sd 32 1135-1151... [Pg.72]

Important parameters that control the size of micelles are the degree of polymerization of the polymer blocks, NA and NB, and the Flory-Huggins interaction parameter %. The micellar structure is characterized by the core radius Rc, the overall radius Rm, and the distance b between adjacent blocks at the core/shell-interface as shown in Fig. 1. b is often called grafting distance for comparisons to polymer brush models, b2 is the area per chain which compares to the area per head group in case of surfactant micelles. In the case of spherical micelles, the core radius Rc and the area per chain b2 are directly related to the number of polymers per micelles, i.e., the aggregation number Z=4nR2clb2. [Pg.176]

Recently, core-shell type microgels, which contain a hydrophobic core and a hydrophilic thermosensitive shell, have become attractive for scientists because such systems can combine the properties characteristic of both the core and the shell [53], We have prepared core-shell microgel particles consisting of a poly(styrene) core onto which a shell of polyCA-isopropylacrylamide) (PS-PNIPA) has been affixed in a seeded emulsion polymerization [54-56], In this case, the ends of the crosslinked PNIPA chains are fixed to a solid core, which defines a solid boundary of the network. In this respect, these core-shell latex particles present crosslinked polymer brushes on defined spherical surfaces. The solvent quality can be changed from good solvent conditions at room temperature to poor solvent conditions at a temperature... [Pg.133]


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