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Self stability

Transfer constants of the macromonomers arc typically low (-0.5, Section 6.2.3.4) and it is necessary to use starved feed conditions to achieve low dispersities and to make block copolymers. Best results have been achieved using emulsion polymerization380 395 where rates of termination are lowered by compartmentalization effects. A one-pot process where macromonomers were made by catalytic chain transfer was developed.380" 95 Molecular weights up to 28000 that increase linearly with conversion as predicted by eq. 16, dispersities that decrease with conversion down to MJM< 1.3 and block purities >90% can be achieved.311 1 395 Surfactant-frcc emulsion polymerizations were made possible by use of a MAA macromonomer as the initial RAFT agent to create self-stabilizing lattices . [Pg.502]

A novel approach to RAFT emulsion polymerization has recently been reported.461529 In a first step, a water-soluble monomer (AA) was polymerized in the aqueous phase to a low degree of polymerization to form a macro RAFT agent. A hydrophobic monomer (BA) was then added under controlled feed to give amphiphilic oligomers that form micelles. These constitute a RAFT-containing seed. Continued controlled feed of hydrophobic monomer may be used to continue the emulsion polymerization. The process appears directly analogous to the self-stabilizing lattices approach previously used in macromonomer RAFT polymerization (Section 9.5.2). Both processes allow emulsion polymerization without added surfactant. [Pg.521]

Hydroxy Benzophenone P-Naphthoxy Energy Transfer Processes Self-Stabilized Polymers" ... [Pg.226]

SUZUKI, Y, UEMURA, S., SAITO, Y., MUROFUSHI, N., SCHMITZ, G., THERES, K., YAMAGUCHI, I., A novel transposon tagging element for obtaining gain-of-function mutants based on a self-stabilizing Ac derivative, Plant Mol. Biol., 2001, 45, 123-131. [Pg.121]

Carmon, T. Yang, L. Vahala, K. J., Dynamical thermal behavior and thermal self stability of microcavities, Opt. Express 2004, 12, 4742 4750... [Pg.122]

Kurokawa, H. Senna, M. (1999) Self-stabilization of green rust (II) as a precursor of acicu-lar goethite particles with highest possible aspect ratio. Powder Techn. 103 71-79 Kurtz, R.L. Heinrich,V.E. (1983) Geometric structure of the a-Pe20 (001) surface ... [Pg.598]

In contrast to the self-stability of hydrodynamic lubrication, the heating effects in mixed lubrication tend to destabilize the film. An increase in temperature reduces the viscosity, which in turn reduces the film thickness, leading to increased probability of intermittent contact. This further increases friction and the temperature rises even more. [Pg.239]

Polycyanocrylate - 2-Octyl-cyanoacrylate plasticized and self-stabilized is the slower, but slightly more flexible (octyl- vs. ethyl-substituent group) ionically curing adhesive that is catalyzed by weak bases including water. The liquid and nonsolvated DermabondR product forms a continuous film in -3-5 min that is continuous and very adherent to tissue. [Pg.63]

The Classical Self-Stabilization and Self-Ionization Processes... [Pg.56]

This means that the Larmor radius of the CM motion is completely determined by the initial distance between the electron and the nucleus in the plane perpendicular to the magnetic field. All amplitudes of the oscillations on the above-mentioned shorter time scales are small compared to this Larmor radius. We note that the above-mentioned effect of the classical self-stabilization of the ion on a Landau orbit is a generic phenomenon for regular phase space, i.e. it occurs for any regular initial conditions. [Pg.57]

Core—shell microgels can be prepared utilizing CCT macromonomers496 and self-stabilized cross-linked latexes.497-501... [Pg.552]

The most obvious characteristic of fluoroorganic compounds is the extreme stability of the carbon-fluorine bond. The stability increases with the number of fluorine substituents bound to the same carbon atom. This increase of stability is reflected in the lengths of the C-F bonds in the series CHjF (140 pm) > CHjFj (137 pm) > CHF3 (135 pm) > CF4 (133 pm) (calculation at the MP2/6-31+G level of theory) [14]. The main reason for this stabilization is the nearly optimum overlap between the fluorine 2s and 2p orbitals and the corresponding orbitals of carbon this enables the occurrence of dipolar resonance structures for multiply fluorine-substituted carbon (Figure 1.9, see p. 14). The consequences on chemical reactivity of this self-stabilization of multiple fluorine substituents on the same carbon atom are discussed in more detail in Section 2.1.3. [Pg.15]

Another exciting new approach to the synthesis of defect-free PAn is self-stabilized dispersion polymerization (SSDP), recently reported by Lee and coworkers.84 In this process, aniline solution in aqueous HC1 was added to a chloroform-water mixture and stirred to give a cloudy colloid to which was added ammonium persulfate oxidant in HC1, producing the green ES product. The difference between SDDP and... [Pg.146]


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