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The general concept of the synthesis of hyperbranched polyesteramides allows the use of any secondary amine with at least two )5-hydroxyalkyl groups such as diisobutanolamine or di- -cyclohexanolamine for the build-up of the highly branched structure. In the case of secondary mono )5-hydroxyalkyl amines, e.g., methyl isopropanolamine, one obtains linear polymers. Primary amines cannot be used as they form imides in the polycondensation step. 

The polymerization of benzene in chloroaluminate salts has attracted attention from a number of authors. The electrosynthesis of this polymer is highly desirable but challenging, with one of the primary considerations being the strict elimination of water from the reaction medium, which is most commonly effected using difficult systems such as liquid sulfur dioxide, concentrated sulfuric acid or HF. The polymerization of benzene and biphenyl in organic solvents yields only low conductivity films with low degrees of polymerization. 

LCB is also enhanced by the addition of alkali metal, as might be expected from its acceleration of annealing. In one test of LCB trends, a silica was impregnated with sodium ions, which caused a reduction in the surface area of 30-50% when it was heated to only 600 °C. This silica was then washed repeatedly with liquid water numerous times to remove the sodium then chromium was applied. After a second activation at only 600 °C, this catalyst produced polymer with high levels of LCB. The fusion of the silica primary particles caused a large increase in LCB. This happened although the chromium, and in this case even the silica, had never experienced a high activation temperature. 

The protection of polymers against high doses (20 - 1000 kGy) requires efficient additives preventing and/or stopping chain reaction type oxidative degradation. Primary and secondary antioxidants work well here in synergy. Commercial raw materials are available for radiation-sterilizable medical devices made out of polyolefins and other thermoplastics. Similarly, polymer compounds of suitable formulae are offered commercially for high-dose applications of polymers in nuclear installations. 

Another important property of polyamide is their lyotropism. Polyamides with higher solubility in common organic solvents are still required. Only a few examples exist in the literature. High solubility in a solvent is one of the key factors but lyotropism and the ability to form and retain a high degree of ordering depends, in particular, on the polymer primary structure. 

In the last few decades, conductive polymers have found exciting new relevance in non-rechargeable (primary) and rechargeable (secondary) batteries for electrical storage. Besides high electrical conductivity, conductive polymers have high selectivity to electrode reaction, low catalytic activity towards side-reactions, sufficient mechanical strength, fabricability, costs etc. 

Some additives can suppress dissociation of CyD complexes. Morphine occurs naturally in the opium poppy. It is a potent narcotic analgesic, and its primary clinical use is in the suppression of moderately severe pain. In patients with vomiting, a rectal dosage form such as a suppository should be usefiil, especially a prolonged-release-type suppository. We have demonstrated that a combination of a-CyD and xanthan gum, a polysaccharide-type polymer with high swelling capacity, enhanced rectal absorption of morphine in rabbits, when administered to rabbit s rectum in the form of Witepsol H-15 [81] hollow-type suppositories. The combination of CyDs and viscous polymers may be useful for optimizing the trans-mucosal delivery of morphine [81]. 

In highly crosslinked polymers and highly crystalline polymers the chains are held together by primary bonds and by crystalline forces. In both cases, forces are too strong to permit plasticizer to penetrate into the polymer. 

Polyurethane elastomers are a class of specialised polymers with high reversible deformation which are characterised by high abrasion and chemical resistance, mechanical and thermal properties. The primary and essential requirements for a polyurethane elastomer are a flexible long chain oligomeric macroglycol with a molecular weight -3000-5000 g moL, ... 

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