Hemisphere polymer systems

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Figure 5.63 Time-dependent modulus for unfractionated poly (methyl methacrylate). Reprinted, by permission, from F. Rodriguez, Principles of Polymer Systems, 2nd ed., p. 216. Copyright 1982 by Hemisphere Publishing Corporation.

Rodriguez F, "Degradation and Stabilization of Polymer Systems", in his monography "Principles of Polymer Systems", Hemisphere Publishing Corporation, New York, 5th Ed, 2003, Chap. 11. 

Rodriguez, E Principles of polymer systems, 3rd ed., 22-23,44-45, 296-301, 503-504. New York Hemisphere Publishing Corporation. 

Rodriguez, F. (1989). Principles of Polymer Systems. Hemisphere Publications, NewYork. 

Rodriguez F. 1989. Principles of polymer systems. New York Hemisphere. 

In this contribution, we describe our recent experimental and theoretical findings on complex coacervate core micelles. We have investigated the co-assembly of several types of oppositely charged ionic-hydrophilic block copolymers into mixed micelles. In particular, we have focused on chain mixing/segregation in the micellar corona as a function of monomer type and (the ratio between the) chain length of the polymer blocks in the corona. Our aim has been to employ co-assembly in such systems as a route towards formation of reversible Janus micelles. These are micelles with a corona that exhibits two distinguishable sides (hemispheres in the case... 

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