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PEGDMA

TM =TMPTMA, EM = EGDMA, DM = DEGDMA, TEM = TEGDMA. PM = PEGDMA. conditions as in footnote a, Table VIII. [Pg.121]

Whitcombe et al. observed a strong decrease of the cholesterol concentration, and hence excellent binding for cholesterol with p(EGDMA-co-CVPC) shell/ pMMA core particles in isohexane. When the carbonate ester was not hydrolyzed and hence no imprinted sites existed in the shell, only 2.7 pmol cholesterol per g particles were bound corresponding to the non-specifically adsorbed templates. Slightly less cholesterol was adsorbed to particles prepared without CVPC at all thus formed with a pure pEGDMA shell (<2 pmol g-1). [Pg.132]

Fig. 15. Dependence of Mw on conversion in the solution copolymerizations of MMA with 1 mol% of ( ) EDMA, (A) PEGDMA-2, ( ) PEGDMA-3, (A) PEGDMA-9, and ( ) PEGDMA-23, along with (o) MMA homopolymerization (volume ratio total monomer/1,4-dioxane = 1/ 4, [AIBN] = 0.04 mol K at 50 °C)... Fig. 15. Dependence of Mw on conversion in the solution copolymerizations of MMA with 1 mol% of ( ) EDMA, (A) PEGDMA-2, ( ) PEGDMA-3, (A) PEGDMA-9, and ( ) PEGDMA-23, along with (o) MMA homopolymerization (volume ratio total monomer/1,4-dioxane = 1/ 4, [AIBN] = 0.04 mol K at 50 °C)...
POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL 600 DIACRYLATE (PEGDA) POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL 400 DlMETHACRYLATE (PEGDMA) DIETHYLENE GLYCOL Dl METHACRYLATE (DEGDMA) TRIMETHYLOLPROPANE TRIACRYLATE (TMPTA) TRIMETHYLOLPROPANE TRIMETHACRYLATE (TMPTMA)... [Pg.407]

Crystalline polyethyelene (Marlex EHM 6006) and Neoprene W crosslinking agents PEGDMA, TAC, TAP and TMPTMA. NR, crumb rubber from The Rubber Institute of India, Kottayam PE (HDPE), Hostalen GA 7260 from Polyolefin Industries, Bombay. [Pg.780]

In 1959, Miller (1959a,fc) reported that radiation polymerization of a plasticized PVC containing a divinyl monomer could be used to crosslink PVC effectively without seriously affecting thermal stability. Three monomers were used poly(ethylene glycol dimethacrylate) (PEGDMA), ethylene glycol... [Pg.226]

Watanabe and coworkers [5, 454, 455] studied the DMFC performance of sPI and crosslinked sPI membranes obtained by polycondensation of NTDA, bis (3-sulfo propoxy)benzidine (BSPB), and alkaline diamine [5]. Other studies on polyimide membranes focused on methanol selectivity [456], DMFC performance [457], and the effect of crosslinking on the methanol selectivity [458]. Hybrid sPI membranes were prepared, including composites with PAMPS [459], PTA [460], Nafion infiltrated sPI membranes [461], sPI membranes coated with crosslinkable poly(ethylene glycol) dimethylacrilate (PEGDMA) [462], and mesoporous silica [463, 464],... [Pg.187]

All the sPI composite membranes are located in flie A quadrant, that is have higher proton conductivities and lower methanol permeability than Nafion. The sPl composite with PTA [460] has a poor DMFC performance, but sPBl layered with PEGDMA reached MPD of 120 mW.cm at 60 °C [462]. The behavior of the sPI/Nafion composite is exceptional, exhibiting =79 and a MPD of 130 mW. cm at 70 °C with 5 M methanol. [Pg.188]

PEGDMA-SSA membranes exhibit proton conductivities similar to Nafion and methanol permeabilities slightly lower than Nafion, leading to relative selectivities in the range 1.5-2.0, while PDEGDMA-SSA membranes have <1 [482]. HNBR/... [Pg.192]

Fig. 11. a) The direct transmittance (%) versus the sample tilt angle (degree) of the symmetric diffuser. The different composites may be seen from the different symbol of the skeleton. Sample 1 PEGDMA, 4.0 g Irgl84, 0.2 g Sample 2 PEGDMA, 4.0g BMIMBF4, l.Og Irgl84, 0.2 g. b) Photo of the diffusion pattern of the commercial particle-type diffuser, c) Photo of the diffusion pattern of the diffuser fabricated with sample 2. [Pg.14]

Commonly used chain formers are methacrylamide (MAM), hydroxymethacry-lamide (HMAM), N-vinyl pyrrolidone (NVP), and methoxy poly(ethylene glycol) monomethacrylate (MPEGMA). Sometimes two monomers may be used in combination (e.g., MAM and NVP, or MPEGMA and HMAM). The cross-linkers commonly used are methylene bisacrylamide (MBAM) and poly(ethylene glycol) dimethacrylate (PEGDMA). The free radical initiator used most often is ammonium persulfate (APS) with tetramethylethylene diamine (TEMED) used as a catalyst. [Pg.387]


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