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Dynamical crossing

Krulis et al. [27] also described the dynamic cross-linking as a route to improve the mechanical properties. [Pg.640]

FIGURE 9.5 Migration of a dynamic cross-link in duplex DNA. [Pg.313]

Keywords Reactive scattering reaction dynamics crossed molecular beams elementary reactions. [Pg.330]

Fig. 18. Stress time-correlation function of EV linear chains and stars with different functionalities. Comparison of Brownian dynamics (crosses) and generalized Zimm calculations from MC averages (solid lines). Reprinted with permission from [89]. Copyright (1996) American Institute of Physics... Fig. 18. Stress time-correlation function of EV linear chains and stars with different functionalities. Comparison of Brownian dynamics (crosses) and generalized Zimm calculations from MC averages (solid lines). Reprinted with permission from [89]. Copyright (1996) American Institute of Physics...
The Fickian diffusion is based on the random walk and includes diffusion coefficient Dwhich is related to the dynamic cross-section of the molecule and the frictional losses it experiences as it moves through the medium. The semiempiri-cal Einstein equation (see (7.12)) relates the distance traveled by the molecule in the time interval to the diffusion coefficient. [Pg.351]

In 2004, Berstorff introduced a combined rubber extruder/gear pump, patent pending, for the production of dynamically cross-linked vulcanized thermoplastic elastomers (TPE-V) (DE 101340701 Al). A short rubber extruder, with a gear pump connected downstream,... [Pg.85]

Wang H, Rokita SE (2010) Dynamic cross-linking is retained in duplex DNA after multiple exchange of strands. Angew Chem Int Ed 49 5957-5960... [Pg.138]

The dynamic cross-linking process is used to produce thermoplastic elastomers from mixtures of crystallizable polyolefins and various rubbers. Variations of basically the same method are employed to produce novel, stable polymer alloys by performing chemical reactions during extrusion of such mixtures. In that case, the cunent industrial term is reactive extrusion. Such processes are used, for example, to improve processability of LLDPE s into tubular film (by introducing long chain branches during extrusion with low levels of peroxides) or to... [Pg.470]

Bouzerar R, Jaffrin MY, Lefevre A, and PauUier P, Concentration of ferric hydroxide suspensions in saline medium by dynamic cross-flow filtration, J. Membr. Sci. 2000 165 111-123. [Pg.230]

As was already mentioned, the generalized transport coefficients (fc, z) and (a(k, z), describing the dynamic cross-correlation coupling, tend to zero in the hydrodynamic limit. However, if a wavenumber k is finite they can contribute significantly to the dynamic behavior of the system. [Pg.119]

As a model for a rate process, the surface crossing picture described above can be treated within the Landau-Zener theory (Section 2.4) that yields the probability that a transition between the two electronic states occurs during one dynamical crossing event. Here Atr stands for R of Section 2.4. Using this theory to evaluate the rate of such electron transfer processes involves several assumptions ... [Pg.557]

Gupta et al. (39) has studied the effect of dynamic cross-linking on tensile yield behavior of PP/EPDM rubber blends. They prepared blends of PP/EPDM in internal mixer by simultaneous blending and dynamic vulcanization. Dimethyl phenolic resin vulcanized PP/EPDM blends showed higher yield stress and modulus than unvulcanized PP/EPDM blend (Fig. 14.17 and Table 14.1). They found the increase in... [Pg.428]

The use of hydrogen bonding for mesogenic network formation has been expected for the formation of dynamic mesomorphic states due to the induction of dynamic properties, e.g. reversibility and fast exchange of the H-bonding [108-111]. Supramolecular liquid-crystalline networks have been prepared by the self-assembly of a polyacrylate with a benzoic acid moiety and 4,4 -bipyridine [108]. Complexes 46 form dynamically cross-linked structures obtained by the complexation of a carboxyl-functionalized polyacrylate and a mixture of a stilbazole, which has the single H-bond acceptor, and a bipyridine, which has the two acceptors. [Pg.118]

Chernyi, G.G., Losev, S.A., Macheret, S.O., Potapkin, B.V (2002), Physical and Chemical Processes and Gas Dynamics Cross- Sections and Rate Constants, Progress in Astronautics and Aeronautics, vol. 196, American Institute of Aeronautics Astronautics, Reston, VA. [Pg.923]

Taking into account the static cross section per bit of 6.7 x 10" cm%it (XILINX 2013b), we can calculate the dynamic cross section by multiplying it per the number of sensitive bits (48,274), resulting in a dynamic cross section of 3.2 x 10 ° cm. After applying PODER, the number of sensitive bits drops to 808, decreasing the dynamic cross section to 5.4 x to cm. One can notice a reduction of 59 times in the dynamic cross section when using PODER. [Pg.85]

If H-bonding end groups interact to create dynamic cross-links with a functionality exceeding two, then a transient network spanning macroscopic dimensions can... [Pg.55]

TABLE 8.2 Selected Properties of the Dynamically Cross Linked Blends in Relations To PP/EOE Ratio... [Pg.204]

FIGURE 8.3 Mechanical properties of the dynamically cross linked blends in relation to PP/EOE ratio, (a) tensile strength, (b) elongation at the tear off. [Pg.204]

TABLE 8.3 Effect of Type of Elastomer Engage Modified With Silane A-174 on the Properties of the Dynamically Cross-Linked PP/EOE-55/45% Blends... [Pg.205]

TABLE 8.5 Selected Properties of PP and Dynamically Cross-Linked PP/EOE Blend PP/ EOE (55/45%) in the Reactive Processing... [Pg.208]

FIGURE 14.4 SEM microphotographs of (a) neat iPP, (b) dynamically cross-linked PP/ EOE blend - 55/45% magnification 2000x. [Pg.211]


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