Polymers magnetic

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Rajca, A. Magnetic Polymers in Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Technology, Online edition, posted October 15, 2002, Wiley New York, 2002. [Pg.429]

H. Ishida, article titled "Magnetic Polymers", Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Engineering, Supplement Volume, Wiley-Interscience, New York (1989). [Pg.404]

Preparation of Magnetic Polymer Gels with Uniform Filler Distribution. . 143... [Pg.137]

More recently, increasing interest has been devoted to exploration of multirespon-sive magnetic polymers, which exhibit sensitivity to several external stimuli. Micro- and nanospheres that combine both magnetic, temperature, and pH sensitivity were also elaborated and studied. These new results provide novel possibilities for preparation of more complex magnetic field-responsive materials like membranes with on/off switching control. [Pg.138]

We have prepared monolith magnetic polymers as well as highly swollen magnetic polymer gels. It is worth distinguishing two kinds of filler-loaded samples ... [Pg.143]

In Sect. 3.2 the preparation of magnetic polymer composites under uniform magnetic field has been described. The resulting composites show anisotropic behavior. The anisotropy manifests itself in the direction-dependent elastic modulus. Figure 13 shows carbonyl iron-loaded mPDMS elastomers. All three samples contain the same amount of filler particles, but the spatial distribution of the filler is different, as shown in the figure. [Pg.155]

However, to the best of my knowledge, no magnetic materials based on mesoporous solids are ready for any reliable application similar to magnetic fluids or magnetic polymer films although thin magnetic mesoporous films can be obtained similar to mesoporous films with semiconductor particles. [Pg.85]

Polymer functionalization aims at imparting new properties (e.g. chemical, biophysical, physicochemical or optoelectronic) to materials. Functional polymers have been developed for a wide range of diverse applications. These include organic catalysis (support catalysts), medicine (red-blood-cell substitutes), optoelectronics (conducting polymers, magnetic polymers and polymers for nonlinear optics), biomaterials, paints and varnishes, building materids, photographic materials as weU as lube and fuel additives. While it is not possible to enum ate all of the applications of functional polymers, some representative examples of functional polymers are listed below. [Pg.11]

Zhang QY, Zhang HP, Xie G, et al. (2007) Effect of surface treatment of magnetic particles on the preparation of magnetic polymer microspheres by miniemulsion polymerization. J Magn Magn Mater 311 140-144... [Pg.46]

Liu XQ, Guan YP, Ma ZY, et al. (2004) Surface modification and characterization of magnetic polymer nanospheres prepared by miniemulsion polymerization. Langmuir 20 10278-10282... [Pg.46]

Mori Y, Kawaguchi H (2007) Impact of initiators in preparing magnetic polymer particles by miniemulsion polymerization. Colloid Surf B Biointerfaces 56 246-254... [Pg.47]

Zheng WM, Gao F, Gu HC (2005) Carboxylated magnetic polymer ntmolatexes preparation, characterization and biomedical applications. J Magn Magn Mater 293 199-205... [Pg.47]

Some researchers prepared magnetic polymer microsphere using -CD which included magnetic material by crosslinking method [37]. [Pg.170]

Magnetic polymer microsphere is a kind of microspheres which combines inorganic polymer and magnetic materials. It is magnetic and surface modifiable, therefore, has a wide application in the targeted drugs, immobilized enzyme and cell separation, etc. [Pg.170]

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