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Ether sulphonates

Notes-. PES, poly(aryl ether sulphone) PEEK, poly(aryl ether ether ketone) PC, polycarbonate PEI, polyetherimide PPS, poly(phenylene sulphide). [Pg.74]

Schultz et al. for fibre, nylon, cellulose acetate and poly ether sulphone filters [44]. They applied centrifugation as alternative for separation the liquid from the solids. [Pg.342]

As well as the above quoted studies this method has also been used to study the interaction between poly(vinylidene fluoride) and poly(methyl methacrylate) , between poly(ethylene oxide) and the hydroxy ether of bisphenol A ° , and between poly(ethylene oxide) and a poly(ether sulphone) The above equations have also been reformulated in terms of the equation-of-state theory to obtain the interaction energy, which is concentration independent rather than the Flory-Huggins X parameter which is composition dependent. [Pg.149]

Harrison WL, Hickner MA, Kim YS, MaGrath JE (2005) Poly(arylene ether sulphone) copolymers and related systems from disulphonated monomer building blocks synthesis, characterization and performance—a topical review. Fuel Cells 5 201-212... [Pg.100]

Table 22 lists four polymer series of PEIs which contain an ether, sulphone or carbonyl linked diphenyl tetracarboxylimide unit [36]. Each of the four series contains two imide and two ester groups and have four aromatic co-monomers. Polymer series 7 and 9 also contain two units of p-aminophenol in conjunction with a bicyclic aromatic dicarboxylic acid, whereas polymer series 6 and 8 are based on m-aminophenol. The Mesogenic Index correctly predicts that series 6, 8 and 9 give rise to isotropic copolymers. However, in the case of series 7, in which the variable monomer was based on ether or thioether diphenol derivatives, thermotropic phases were observed in all three cases. When all four series are viewed as a whole it is clear that an MI value of 9.5 represents a borderline condition for a mesophase to occur. It also corresponds with the minimum value for a mesophase observed in NCPT-based PEIs. [Pg.236]

Extreme pressure additive in MCCPs, LCCPs, alkyl phosphate ethers, sulphonated fatty acid... [Pg.13]

Polysulphone (P-1700 and P-3500 from AMOCO) PVP (K-30 from BASF) and poly(ether sulphone) (VICTREX 4800P from ICI). [Pg.781]

Alkylarylsulphonates, alkanesulphonates, olefmsulphonates, ether sulphonates and other sulphonates... [Pg.22]

More recently NaHS03 become useful for the ether sulphonate synthesis [22c, 80a] ... [Pg.33]

Ether sulphonates are insensitive to Ca ions and water salinity, they are hydrolytically stable, skin-friendly surfactants that are of interest for tertiary oil recovery, cosmetics and chemical specialities [22c, 80]. Particularly, sodium alkylarylethoxypropanesulphonates were supplied by Rohm Haas as Triton X-200 and Triton X-202 . [Pg.34]

PAES polyaryl ether sulphone pbw parts per weight... [Pg.606]

A. B. Newton and J. B. Rose. Relative reactivities of the functional groups involved in synthesis of poly(phenylene ether sulphones) from halogenated derivatives of diphenyl sulphone. Polymer, 13(10) 465 74, October 1972. [Pg.274]

Polysulphone, Its chemical construction is illustrated in Fig. 1.3. A transparent thermoplastic in its original form. Service temperature of its products is up to about 150 °C. Resistant to hydrolysis (e. g. in repeated heat sterilization). Examples of applications transparent components of medical tools and instruments, electric switches, electronic parts. The industrial polysulphone is poly(ether-sulphone). Trade names Mindel (USA), Udel (USA). [Pg.24]

Puglisi, C., Samperi, E, Cicala, G., Recca, A., Restuccia, C.L. (2006) Combined MALDI-TOF MS and NMR characterization of copoly(arylen ether sulphone)s. Polymer, 47,1861-1874. [Pg.1105]


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