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Polymerization level

See footnote a to Table I. b See Ref. 101. c Formed through modification at the polymeric level. [Pg.296]

Reactivity of functional groups at their different location in the ring (1,5-or 1,3-position) was estimated in the reaction with a,co-dihydroxydimethylsiloxane with the polymerization level n = 25, 70 at 180°C in block. From experimental data a conclusion was made [18] that 1,3- and 1,5-po-sitions of chlorine atoms at silicon in dichlorohexaphenylcyclotetrasiloxane interacting with a,a- dihydroxydimethylsiloxanes cause a negligible effect on their reactivity during polycondensation (Figure 2), which runs counter to the conclusion in the ref [19],... [Pg.220]

Raise reaction temperature and hold at the desired polymerization level until the softening temperature of the particles reaches or exceeds the reactor temperature (this occurs with depletion of the monomer, which normally plasticizes the polymer). [Pg.360]

Si MAS NMR is a powerful technique for analysing the local environment of silicon in the mesoporous wall, and indicates the polymerization level of silica. 29Si MAS NMR spectra for MCM-41 are similar with those for amorphous silica. There are two main resonance peaks —100 ppm for Q3, i.e., Si(OSi)3OH, and —110 ppm for Q4, i.e., Si(OSi). In some cases, a peak at —90 ppm for Q2 can be observed. According to the different silicon species distribution, one may calculate the quantity of silanol. [Pg.497]

The chemical components responsible for the strength properties of wood can theoretically be viewed from three distinct levels the macroscopic (cellular) level, the microscopic (cell wall) level, and the molecular (polymeric) level (i). [Pg.422]

Figure 2.9 presents the results of a study of the surface tension of the POPT-based system. The polymerization level of the ohgomer was controlled by the amount of toluene diisocyanate (TDI) added to the system, the reaction of which with the polyester resulted in the formation of the polyurethane. Completion of the reaction and the system conversion level were monitored by IR spectroscopy using the change of the adsorption band in the region of 2280 cm that corresponds to isocyanate groups. The surface tension was measured at 90°C. [Pg.41]

Some information on Si speciation can be provided by Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) analysis in the spectral region between 800 and 1300cm . A simultaneous increase of the absorption bands at 930 cm (Si-O-Fe) and at 800 cm and 1300 cm (symmetric and asymmetric Si-O-Si stretching respectively) is observed. Si polymerization increases with increasing Si and decreases with increasing pH, due to the higher solubility of Si at pH > 7 [81]. Despite the presence of Fe, for samples with the highest Si polymerization level, i.e. Si/Fe=4 at pH 3 and pH 5 and Si/Fe = 2 at pH 3, detection of Si by NMR at about —100 ppm indicated the presence of Fe-free domains within the samples [81]. [Pg.163]

During lyophilization of hyaluronan solutions, polysaccharide degradation is initiated with phosphate ions [50]. For purification from proteins, proteolitic enzymes could also be used to reduce the viscosity of the biopolymer, particularly papain SH-groups that are reducing agents and accelerate the decomposition of hyaluronan [34], Trypsin, which contains Fe " ions, could also be used for the purification of hyaluronan and to initiate the depolymerization process. The use of 8-hydroxyquinoline prevents HA viscosity reduction [25]. In order to maintain the polymerization level of hyaluronan, the initial tissue must be thoroughly washed from blood, which contains ions of iron, copper and phosphate. [Pg.88]

Polymeric leveling additives function through their tailor-made incompatibility in the paint film. During film formation, due to incompatibility, their molecules migrate to the interface. Unlike silicones, polymeric additives do not reduce the surface tension of the bulk of the paint film rather, they reduce the local surface-tension gradient and thus create a physically uniform and flat surface. An important advantage of polymeric leveling additives over silicones or fluorosurfactants is that they do not cause any intercoat adhesion problem. [Pg.251]

This method yields well-defined products at both the small-molecule and high polymeric level. [Pg.148]

This method was improved for the synthesis of aryloxyphosphazenes with pendent dialkylphosphonate groups, and it led to well-defined products at both the small-molecule and polymeric level. [Pg.148]

Uses Surfactant for emulsion polymerization leveling agent food-pkg. adhesives ... [Pg.1141]


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