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The remaining (8%) //-butyraldehyde production of the United States goes into (in decreasing order) poly(vinyl butyral), 2-ethyIhexanal, trimethylolpropane, methyl amyl ketone, and butyric acid. 

Jones et al.S0, sl synthesized a guanine derivative of cellulose, 29 (G-Cellulose), and found that the affinity of biosynthetic polynucleotides for the cellulose is in the order, poly C > Poly A > Poly U. They claimed that hydrogen-bonding between guanine residues and Poly C was probably taking place. 

In transition metal-catalyzed domino reactions, more than one catalyst is often employed. In Tietze s definition and the classification of domino reactions, no distinction has been made between transformations where only one or more transition metal catalyst is used for the different steps, provided that they take place in a chronologically distinct order. Poli and coworkers [13] differentiated between these processes by calling them pure-domino reactions (which consisted of a single catalytic cycle driven by a single catalytic system) or pseudo-domino reactions . The latter type was subdivided into ... 

BMW Langeveld-Voss, R Janssen, MPT Christiaans, SCJ Meskers, HPJM Dekkers, and EW Meijer, Circular dichroism and circular polarization of photoluminescence of highly ordered poly 3,4-di[(5)-2-methylbutoxy]thiophene, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 118 4908 -909, 1996. 

U.S. 6,316,591 Ordered poly(arylenevinylene) terpolymers, method for the production and the use thereof as electroluminescent materials... 

Recently, the effects of static and dynamic structural fluctuations on the electron hole mobility in DNA were studied using a time-dependent self-consistent field method [33]. The motion of holes was coupled to fluctuations of two step parameters of a duplex, rise and twist (Fig. 1), namely the distances and the dihedral angles between base pairs, respectively. The hole mobility in an ideally ordered poly(G)-poly(C) duplex was found to be decreased by two orders of magnitude due to twisting of base pairs and static energy disorder. A hole mobility of 0.1 cm V s was predicted for a homogeneous system the mobility of natural duplexes is expected to be much lower [33]. In this context, one can mention several theoretical studies, based on band structure approaches, to estimate the electrical conductivity of DNA [85-87]. 

When the reactivity of the two monomers is similar and steric factors are absent Rcr=Rv. For instance IB and styrene (St) possess similar reactivity, therefore, diblock copolymers poly(IB-b-St) [7] as well as the reverse order poly(St-fo-IB) [8, 9] could be readily prepared via sequential monomer addition (Scheme 2). Moreover, identical reaction conditions (-80 °C and TiCl4 as Lewis acid) could be employed for the living cationic polymerization of both monomers. However, whereas the living PIB chain ends are sufficiently... 

The structurally ordered poly(ester 0-sulfide)s are designated according to the number n of methylene units in the sulfide segment, or to the number m of methylene units in the fully alkylene segment in their repeat unit. 

The relatively greater importance of poly(I) than of poly(C) in the antiviral activity of poly(I) poly(C) has further been demonstrated in experiments in which the two components were added sequentially to cell cultures122-124). Sequential administration of the homopolymers in the order poly(I) followed by poly(C) led to an equal or greater interferon response than obtained after addition of poly(I) poly(C) itself. However, when the homopolymers were added in the order poly(C) -> poly(I) the antiviral activity of the complex was only partially restored. The mechanism by which the order of addition of... 

In general, working with dilute solutions requires attention to adsorption at the vessel walls. From weak acid solution, Tl adsorption was found to increase in the order poly-ethene-polypropene-glass-paraffin-rubber (Morgan et al., 1967). At borosilicate surfaces, at pH < 4, no losses occurred at the 1 mg/L level, whereas at pH > 10, there was appreciable adsorption (Smith, 1973). 

The saturation level of fibrinogen adsorption from buffer varied by about a factor of four in the order poly(HEMA)/Silastic < Silastic = poly(NVP)/Silastic. The NVP graft was intermingled with Silastic so adsorption to pure NVP was not obtained. 

The tetraanionic 47 (M = Cu, Zn, Ag, Cd R = -C6H4-SO3H) has been incorporated into different polymers including linear and cross-linked chloromethylated polystyrenes partially quartemized with pyridine (ionic interactions with the metal porphyrin), poly(4-vinylpyridine) (coordinative interactions with the metal porphyrin via the metal) and poly(ethylene glycol) (dipolar interactions with the metal porphyrin) [159,160]. Spectra of the samples were measured in solution or in the solid state. Red-shifts of both Q-and B-bands in the electronic spectra of the porphyrin occurred in the order poly(ethylene glycol) < poly(4-vinylpyridine) < quartemized poly(styrene). The greatest interaction occurred in ionic bonds between the carrier and the porphyrin [159]. 

PVME with PS, P(S9-co-oMeSl), P(S9-co-mMeSl), or P(S9-co-pMeSl). It is to be noted that the cloud points of mixtures containing copolymers are all lower than those containing PS at all blend compositions, and the compatibility with PVME of copolymers containing styrene derivatives diminishes in the order poly(styrene-co-o-methylstyrene) > poly(styrene-co-p-methylstyrene) > poly(styrene-co-m-methylstyrene). The same trend can be observed in the cloud point data of blends of PVME with styrene derivative copolymers having the composition 80/20(by monomer feed ratio), as can be seen in Figure 3. 

As expected, the PS/ VME blend exhibits the smallest A value. For blends involving copolymers the A values increase in the order poly(styrene-co-o-methylstyrene)<poly(styrene-co-p-methylstyrene)<poly(styrene-co-m-methylstyrene). 

Kennemur, J.G., Yao, L., Bates, F.S., Hillmyer, M.A. Sub-5 nm domains in ordered poly(cyclo-hexylethylene)-blockpoly(methyl methacrylate) block polymers for lithography. Macromolecules 47, 1411 (2014)... 

The aminohydrazide residue in round brackets may be partly arranged in reverse, so that the polymers are referred to commercially as partly ordered poly(amide hydrazides). The polymers can be spun to fibers of exceptionally high moduli of elasticity, to what are known as high-modulus fibers, and these are used to reinforce plastics and as tire cord. 

Sannicolo, F., et al. 1998. Highly ordered poly(cyclopentabithiophenes) functionalized with crown-ether moieties for lithium- and sodium-sensing electrodes. Chem Mater 10 2167. 

Hagler, T.W., K. Pakbaz, and A.J. Heeger. 1995. Polarized electroabsorption spectroscopy of highly ordered poly(2-methoxy,5-(2 -ethylhexoxy)-p-phenylene vinylene). Phys Rev B 51 14199. 

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