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9780306472459

Functional Condensation Polymers

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    9780306472459

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    0306472457

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-04-01
  • Publisher: Plenum Pub Corp
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Summary

Although in nature the vast majority of polymers are condensation polymers, much publicity has been focused on functionalized vinyl polymers. Functional Condensation Polymers fulfills the need to explore these polymers which form an increasingly important and diverse foundation in the search for new materials in the twentyfirst century. Some of the advantages condensation polymers hold over vinyl polymers include offering different kinds of binding sites, their ability to be made biodegradable, and their different reactivities with various reagents under diverse reaction conditions. They also offer better tailoring of end-products, different tendencies (such as fiber formation), and different physical and chemical properties. Some of the main areas emphasized include dendrimers, control release of drugs, nanostructure materials, controlled biomedical recognition, and controllable electrolyte and electrical properties.

Table of Contents

A. Nano Materials
Lanthanide (III) Oxide Nanocomposites with Hexafluoroisopropylidine-Based Polyimides
3(14)
D. Scott Thompson
D. W. Thompson
Robin E. Southward
Introduction
3(4)
Hexafluoroisopropylidene-containing polyimides
3(2)
Potential applications of fluorinated polyimides
5(1)
Oxo-metal-polyimide composites
5(1)
Research focus of paper
6(1)
Experimental
7(1)
Materials
7(1)
Preparation of diquotris(2,4-pentanedionato)-lanthanum(III) and diaquotris(2,4-pentadionato)gadolinium(III) monohydrate
7(1)
Preparation of polyimides
8(1)
Preparation and characterization of oxo-lanthanum-polyimide composite films
8(1)
Results and Discussion
8(5)
Film synthesis
8(1)
Film properties: linear coefficients of thermal expansion and thermal and mechanical properties
9(4)
Rationale for the use of lanthanide(III)-based inorganic phases
13(1)
Conclusions
13(1)
References
13(4)
Fumaryl Chloride and Maleic Anhydride Derived Crosslinked Functional Polymers and Nano Structures
17(14)
Sam-Shajing Sun
Shahin Maaref
Carl E. Bonner
Introduction
17(5)
Need for functional polymer nano structures
17(3)
Polymer NLO waveguide
20(2)
A Brief Survey of Crosslinked NLO Polymers
22(2)
Thermally crosslinked systems
23(1)
Photo crosslinked systems
24(1)
Fumaryl Chloride and Maleic Anhydride Derived Crosslinked NLO Polymers
24(4)
Fumarate type crosslinkable polymers
24(2)
NLO Polymers from fumarate type crosslinked polymers
26(2)
Summary and Future Research
28(1)
References and Notes
29(2)
Humeral Immune Response to Polymeric Nanomaterials
31(12)
Stephen C. Lee
R. Parthasarathy
K. Botwin
D. Kunneman
E. Rowold
G. Lange
J. Zobell
T. Beck
T. Miller
R. Jansson
C. F. Voliva
Introduction
31(4)
General
31(1)
Antigens, immunization and antibodies
32(3)
Current studies
35(1)
Experimental
35(1)
Results and Discussion
36(3)
Immune responses to PAMMAN dendrimers
36(1)
Antibody recognition to PAMAN dendrimers
37(2)
Summary and Prospects
39(1)
References
40(3)
Preparation and Characterization of Novel Polymer/Silicate Nanocomposites
43(12)
Mason K. Harrup
Alan K. Wertsching
Michael G. Jones
Introduction
43(3)
Nanocomposite classification system
43(3)
Experimental
46(1)
Synthesis
46(1)
Mechanical analysis
46(1)
ESEM Measurements
47(1)
Results and Discussion
47(4)
Polyphosphazone nanocomposites
47(3)
Organic polymer nanocomposites
50(1)
Applications
51(2)
Acknowledgments
53(1)
References
53(2)
Metallocene Hematoporphyrins as Analytical Reagents---Nickel (II) Metal Adsorption Studies of Group IVB Metallocene Polymers Derived from Hematoporphyrin IX
55(8)
Charles E. Carraher, Jr.
Jerome E. Haky
Alberto Rivalta
Introduction
55(2)
Experimental
57(1)
Results and Discussion
58(3)
References
61(2)
Polyester Ionomers as Functional Compatibilizers for Blends with Condensation Polymers and Nanocomposites
63(20)
Robert B. Moore
Timothy L. Boykin
Grant D. Barber
Introduction
63(3)
Experimental
66(3)
Materials
66(1)
Preparation of blend samples
66(1)
Blend characterization
67(1)
Preparation of nanocomposite samples
68(1)
Nanocomposite characterization
68(1)
Results and Discussion
69(8)
AQ/PET Blends
69(1)
AQ/N66 Blends
70(1)
NaSPET/PBT Binary blends
71(1)
NaSPET/N66 Binary blends
72(1)
NaSPET/PET/N66 Compatibilized blends
73(2)
PET Nanocomposites
75(1)
PA Nanocomposites
76(1)
Conclusions
77(1)
Acknowledgments
78(1)
References
78(5)
B. Light and Energy
Sulfonated and Carboxylated Copoly(Arylenesulfone)s for Fuel Cell Applications
83(12)
Dirk Poppe
Torsten Zerfaß
Rolf Mulhaupt
Holger Frey
Introduction
83(3)
Polyarylene Synthesis
86(5)
Polyarylenesulfones with SO3H groups
87(2)
Polyarylenes with COOH groups
89(2)
COOH/SO3H-Blends
91(1)
Membrane Properties
91(2)
Summary
93(1)
Acknowledgment
93(1)
References
93(2)
Preparation and Properties of Sulfonated or Phosphonated Polybenzimidazoles and Polybenzoxazoles
95(10)
Yoshimitsu Sakaguchi
Kota Kitamura
Junko Nakao
Shiro Hamamoto
Hiroshi Tochimori
Satoshi Takase
Introduction
95(2)
Experimental
97(1)
Results and Discussion
98(5)
Conclusions
103(1)
References
103(2)
Design of Conjugated Polymers for Single Layer Light Emitting Diodes
105(16)
Zhonghua Peng
Introduction
105(1)
Conjugated Polymers Exhibiting High Solid State PL Efficiencies
106(3)
Exploring Approaches Toward Balanced Charge Injection and Transport
109(7)
Polymers with Both High PL Efficiency and Balanced Charge-Injection Properties
116(2)
Conclusions
118(1)
References
119(2)
Synthesis and Characterization of Novel Blue Light-Emitting Polymers Containing Dinaphthylanthracene
121(14)
Shiying Zheng
Jianmin Shi
Introduction
121(2)
Experimental
123(5)
Results and Discussion
128(5)
References
133(2)
Novel Two-Photon Absorbing Polymers
135(16)
Kevin D. Belfield
Alma R. Morales
Stephen Andrasik
Katherine J. Schaefer
Ozlem Yavuz
Victor M. Chapela
Judith Percino
Introduction
135(2)
Results and Discussion
137(6)
Experimental
143(3)
Measurements
143(1)
Synthesis
143(1)
General
143(1)
2,7-Dicyclo-9,9-didecylfluorene(3)
144(1)
Poly(benzo[1,2-d:4,5-d']bisthiazole-9,9-didecylfluorene)(5)
144(1)
7-Benzothiazol-2-yl-9,9-didecylfluoren-2-ylamine-modified poly(styrene-co-maleic anhydride)(7)
145(1)
7-Benzothiazol-2-yl-9,9-didecylfluorene-2-ylamine-modified poly(ethylene-g-maleic anhydride)(8)
146(1)
Conclusions
146(1)
Acknowledgments
146(1)
References
147(4)
C. Bioactivity and Biomaterials
Natural Functional Condensation Polymer Feedstocks
151(34)
Charles E. Carraher, Jr.
Introduction
151(2)
Polysaccharides
153(16)
Inorganic esters
155(1)
Organic esters
156(4)
Other polysaccharides
160(1)
Homopolysaccharides
160(2)
Chitin and chitosan
162(3)
Heteropolysaccharides
165(4)
Nucleic Acids
169(6)
Primary structure
170(2)
Secondary structure
172(1)
Higher structures
173(1)
Supercoiling
173(1)
Compaction
173(2)
Replication
175(1)
Proteins
175(6)
General structures
175(2)
Secondary structure
177(1)
Keratines
177(2)
Collagen
179(1)
Tertiary structure
180(1)
Globular proteins
180(1)
Lignin
181(2)
Readings
183(2)
Functional Polymers Derived from Condensation of Itaconic Andydride with Poly(ε-Caprolactone)diol and with Poly(Ethylene glycol)
185(14)
Monica Ramos
Samuel J. Huang
Introduction
185(1)
Experimental
186(3)
Materials
186(1)
Instrumentation
187(1)
Synthesis of polycaprolactone diitaconates
187(1)
Synthesis of poly(ethylene glycol) diitaconates
187(1)
Crosslinkning procedure
188(1)
Gel swelling
189(1)
Results and Discussion
189(6)
Spectral characteristics of PCLDIs and PEGDIs macromonomers
189(2)
Characterization of the hydrogels
191(4)
Conclusions
195(1)
Acknowledgments
196(1)
References
196(3)
Organometallic Condensation Polymers as Anticancer Drugs
199(8)
Deborah W. Siegmann-Louda
Charles E. Carraher, Jr.
Fred Pflueger
David Nagy
John R. Ross
Introduction
199(2)
Experimental
201(1)
Results and Discussion
202(3)
References
205(2)
Synthesis and Structural Characterization of Chelation Products Between Chitosan and Tetrachloroplatinate Towards the Synthesis of Water Soluble Cancer Drugs
207(16)
Charles E. Carraher, Jr.
Ann-Marie Francis
Deborah W. Siegmann-Louda
Introduction
207(6)
Chitosan
207(1)
Platinum-containing anticancer drugs
208(5)
Experimental
213(1)
Results and Discussion
214(7)
Synthesis
214(2)
Structural characterization
216(5)
References
221(2)
Condensation Polymers as Controlled Release Materials for Enhanced Plant and Food Production: Influences of Gibberellic Acid and Gibberellic Acid-Containing Polymers on Food Crop Production
223(14)
Charles E. Carraher, Jr.
Herbert Stewart
Shawn M. Carraher
Donna M. Chamely
Wesley W. Learned
James Helmy
Kumudi Abey
Alicia R. Salamone
Introduction
223(8)
General
223(3)
Gibberellins
226(2)
Auxins
228(1)
Cytokinetins
229(1)
Current study
230(1)
Experimental
231(1)
Results and Discussion
231(2)
References
233(4)
D. Enhanced Physical Properties
2,6-Anthracenedicarboxylate-Containing Polyesters and Copolyesters
237(12)
David M. Collard
David A. Schiraldi
Introduction
237(1)
Monomer Synthesis and Polymerization
238(3)
Monomer synthesis
238(2)
Polymerization
240(1)
Poly(alkylene anthracene 2,6-dicarboxylate)s, PnA
241(1)
Poly(ethylene 2,6-anthracenedicarboxylate-co-terephthalate)s, PET-A
242(1)
Diels-Alder Crosslinking and Grafting Reactions of PET-A
242(1)
Photocrosslinking of PET-A
243(2)
Chain Extension of Anthracene-terminated PET
245(2)
Conclusions
247(1)
References
248(1)
Synthesis and Characterization of Ionic and Non-ionic Terminated Amorphous Poly(Ethylene isophthalate)
249(14)
Huaiying Kang
R. Scott Armentrout
Jianli Wang
Timothy E. Long
Introduction
249(1)
Experimental
250(4)
Materials
250(1)
Preparation of catalyst solutions
251(1)
Synthesis of non-terminated high molecular weight poly(ethylene isophthalate) (PEI)
251(1)
Synthesis of sulfonate terminated PEI ionomers (PEI-SSBA)
251(1)
Synthesis of dodeconol terminated poly(ethylene isophthalate) (PEI-Dode-OH)
252(1)
Polymer characterization
253(1)
Results and Discussion
254(6)
GPC and NMR Analysis
254(2)
FTIR Analysis
256(1)
DSC and TGA Analysis
256(2)
Solution viscometry study
258(1)
Melt rheology study
259(1)
Conclusions
260(1)
References
261(2)
Synthesis, Characterization and Application of Functional Condensation Polymers from Anhydride Modified Polystyrene and Their Sulfonic Acid Resins
263(24)
Sakuntala Chatterjee Ganguly
Introduction
263(5)
Functional condensation polymer
263(1)
Synthesis and chemical modification of a polymer in bulk
263(3)
Surface modification of a polymer by chemical modification
266(2)
Surface modification of a polymer by interpenetrating network (IPN) formation
268(1)
Experimental
268(3)
Material
268(1)
Synthesis
269(1)
Preparation of PSPA, PSTM, PSTHPA, PSPMDA
269(1)
Synthesis of sulfonic acid resins PSPAS, PSTMAS, PSTHPAS, PSPMDAS and their sodium salts
269(1)
Preparation of PSNTDA, PSPTDA and PS6FDA
269(1)
Preparation of PSPMDA film
270(1)
Preparation of dianhydride coated Teflon membrane
270(1)
Characterization
270(1)
Results and Discussion
271(14)
Characterization of PSPA, PSTMA, PSTHPA, PSPMDA
271(5)
Novel membrane from pyromellitic dianhydride modified polystyrene with controlled pore size on micro- and macrolevels
276(1)
Structural characterization of sulfonic acids resins PSPAS, PSTMAS, PSTHPAS and PSPMDAS
276(4)
Structural characterization of PSPTDA, PS6FDA and PSNTDA
280(3)
Low voltage scanning electron microscopy of a surface modified K-100 teflon membrane and thermal analysis studies of several anhydride modified Nafioin 417 membranes
283(2)
Conclusion
285(1)
References
286(1)
Condensation Copolymerization via Ru-Catalyzed Reaction of o-Quinones or α-Diketones with α,σ-Dihydrido-oligodimethylsiloxanes
287(12)
Joseph M. Mabry
William P. Weber
Introduction
287(1)
Poly(silyl ether)s
287(1)
Transition metal catalysis
287(1)
Poly (silyl enol ether)s
288(1)
Experimental
288(4)
Results
292(5)
Results
292(1)
NMR Spectra
293(2)
Mechanism
295(1)
Luminescence
296(1)
References
297(2)
Gel-Drawn Poly(p-phenylenepyromellitimide)
299(12)
Jiro Sadanobu
Rei Nishio
Introduction
299(2)
History
299(1)
New procedure
300(1)
Experimental
301(1)
Preparation of polyamic acid solution
301(1)
Film fabrication
302(1)
Characterization of polymer
302(1)
Results and Discussion
302(5)
Effects of gel-drawing
302(3)
Microstructure developed in imidized film
305(2)
Properties of PPPI film
307(2)
Conclusions
309(1)
References
309(2)
Subject Index 311

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