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Polyamide fluorinated

Polyisobutylene Fluorinated polyamide Fluorinated polyamide Polymer liquid crystals(s) Polymethylemethacrylate Polyoxymethylene... [Pg.194]

An example of a specialty aromatic polyamides is a fluorinated polyamide. It was prepared in an attempt to form a polymer with superior heat stability and resistance to hydrolytic attacks [76] ... [Pg.446]

D.-J. Liaw, C.-C. Huang, W.-H. Chen, Color lightness and highly organosoluble fluorinated polyamides, polyimides and poly(amide-imide)s based on noncoplanar 2,2 -dimethyl-4,4 -biphenylene units. Polymer 47 (7) (2006) 2337-2348. [Pg.174]

Figure 4.3 Reaction scheme and structures of fluorinated polyamides [42]. Figure 4.3 Reaction scheme and structures of fluorinated polyamides [42].
Figure 4.4 Fluorinated polyamides containing indene moiety [8],... Figure 4.4 Fluorinated polyamides containing indene moiety [8],...
Figure 4.5 Fluorinated polyamides (PAs) containing different cardo groups [2,5,10,12,13,43],... Figure 4.5 Fluorinated polyamides (PAs) containing different cardo groups [2,5,10,12,13,43],...
Figure 4.9 Fluorinated polyamides containing diphenylmethylene moiety [49]. Figure 4.9 Fluorinated polyamides containing diphenylmethylene moiety [49].
Figure 4.10 Fluorinated polyamides prepared from noncoplanar2,2 -dimethyl-4,4 -biphenylene units [50],... Figure 4.10 Fluorinated polyamides prepared from noncoplanar2,2 -dimethyl-4,4 -biphenylene units [50],...
Figure 4.11 Fluorinated polyamides containing naphthalene moiety [51],... Figure 4.11 Fluorinated polyamides containing naphthalene moiety [51],...
Figure 4.12 Fluorinated polyamides containing xanthene moiety [14],... Figure 4.12 Fluorinated polyamides containing xanthene moiety [14],...
Figure 4.16 Fluorinated polyamides containing cyclohexylidene moiety [17],... Figure 4.16 Fluorinated polyamides containing cyclohexylidene moiety [17],...
Figure 4.17 Fluorinated polyamides containing fluorene moiety [53]. Figure 4.17 Fluorinated polyamides containing fluorene moiety [53].
Figure 4.20 Structure of fluorinated polyamides containing kinked backbone [16]. Figure 4.20 Structure of fluorinated polyamides containing kinked backbone [16].
Figure 4.21 Fluorinated polyamides containing biphenylene moiety [34]. Figure 4.21 Fluorinated polyamides containing biphenylene moiety [34].
Figure 4.22 Fluorinated polyamides with ketone moiety [54]. Figure 4.22 Fluorinated polyamides with ketone moiety [54].
Figure 4.23 Structure of ortho-linked fluorinated polyamides [55]. Figure 4.23 Structure of ortho-linked fluorinated polyamides [55].
Figure 4.24 Fluorinated polyamides containing cyclohexane moiety [56],... Figure 4.24 Fluorinated polyamides containing cyclohexane moiety [56],...
Figure 4.25 Sulfonated fluorinated polyamides containing pyridine moiety [23]. Figure 4.25 Sulfonated fluorinated polyamides containing pyridine moiety [23].
The fluorinated polyamide showed higher permeation and lower separation for PV of water/eth-anol solution (e.g., a separation factor of 36 and a permeation rate of 383gm 2h-i when the concentration of ethanol in the feed was 90wt% and the feed temperature was maintained at 25 °C) in comparison to the nonfluorinated analog (a separation factor of 60 and a permeation rate of 293gm 2h i) under the same conditions. This was due to the bulky... [Pg.217]


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