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ROMP in Dispersed Media

Valerie H oguez, Abraham Chemtob, and Damien Quemener [Pg.25]

Polymerization in heterogeneous media offers many advantages. Among them are easier heat removal, better viscosity control, and easier recovery of the polymer products. Moreover, today s environmental concerns can be better addressed through the use of nonflammable, low-cost, and environmentally friendly solvents, ideally water. [Pg.25]

In this chapter, we present a review of ROMP in dispersed media. ROMP of polymer particles by emulsion, dispersion, and suspension processes will be described. Particular attention will be devoted to the synthesis of functional nanoparticles for advanced materials. In the final part, will review nanoparticle synthesis via self-assembly of ROMP block copolymers. [Pg.25]

Rinehart et al. [1, 2] and Michelotti and Keaveney [3] reported the first successful emulsion ROMP using water-soluble ruthenium, iridium, and osmium chlorides activated by a reducing agent. These ill-defined catalyst systems were [Pg.25]

Handbook of Metatheds VoL 3 Polyma- Synthes, Second Edition. [Pg.25]

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