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Polymers chair form

Several examples are known, in which one or even both monomers in a liquid crystalline [A-B]n condensation polymer contain cyclo-aliphatic rings [50]. The trans chair form makes a larger contribution than the cis boat form. [Pg.200]

Dichroic Behavior of Carboxyl and Amide Chromophores in Polysaccharide It is evident that the configurational differences of the uronic acid moiety are well reflected in the dichroic behavior of the polymer, and the carboxyl chromophore thus plays a significant role in the chiroptical properties of the molecules. Certain facts regarding carboxyl chromophores are apparent from this study a) monomeric CD properties are well reflected in the Cotton effect of the polymer b) similarities in A0 values (Table 11) between monomers and polymers containing similar uronic acids indicate the additivity of monomer contributions to polymer CD c) iduronic acid shows considerably larger CD than glucuronic acid, which may have some origin in the observed difference in the NMR behavior (29) of methyl a-D-idopyranosiduronic acid from uronic acid with normal C-1 conformation. This has been interpreted in terms of either an equilibrium between the C-1 and 1-C chair forms or adoption of a hybrid skew boat structure. [Pg.285]

In this process, gas (nitrogen) is injected into the molten polymer to form hollow sections inside a part. The gas can be injected via the machine nozzle or through mold nozzles. GAIM is widely employed in the automotive, consumer and furniture industry, especially for parts with thick sections. Typical products are bumpers, dashboards, pillar covers, pedals, rear guidances, automotive door panels and arm rests, handles, copier doors, housings and covers, TV and monitor cabinets, CD-ROM trays, crates, chair legs, etc. [4]. [Pg.338]

Molded and Formed Wood. Historically wood has been bent and shaped first by steaming, which plasticizes the wood polymers. The new shape then is set in place by cooling and drying in the desired conformation. However, the curvature possible by this method is limited, and the process is time-consuming. Some chair backs and solid hickory and ash skis still are steam-bent. [Pg.1267]


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