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Dallas, TX (March 29 - April 2, 1998)
Program Meeting Chair:
Kathleen Havelka
Abstract/Preprint Deadline: Nov. 15, 1997
K. O. Havelka, Program Chairperson
W. T. Ford, Program Chairperson
SUNDAY MORNING
Section A
Advances in Olefin Polymerization
Progress in Polymer Design
P. Arjunan, Organizer, Presiding
J. E. McGrath, Organizer
T. L. Hanlon, Organizer
P. R. Auburn, Presiding
8:30--1. Advances in propene polymerization using magnesium
chloride-supported catalysts.
J. C. Chadwick, G. Morini, G. Balbontin, V. Busico, G. Talarico,
O. Sudmeijer
9:15--2. Advantaged polyethylene product design. L. Adams,
G. N. Foster, S. R. Rastogi, R.
H. Vogel, S. H. Wasserman
9:45--3. EPDM production in union carbide gas phase process. X.
Bai, K. J. Cann, J. W.
Nicoletti, D. F. Hussein, K. H. Lee, D. P. Zilker
10:15--4. Ring-opening metathesis polymerization (ROMP) of
substituted norbornenes derived
by the Pauson-Khand (PK) reaction. T. Yamanaka, B. M. Novak
10:45--5. Synthesis, characterization and properties of novel
star-block polymers of
PSt-Ÿb‰-PIB arms emanating from cyclosiloxane cores: 1.
Demonstration of synthetic
strategy. J. S. Shim, D. J. P. Kennedy, S. Asthana, N. Omura
11:15--6. New star- block thermoplastic elastomers: Eight
poly(p-chlorostyrene-Ÿb‰-isobutylene) arms emanating from a
calix[8]arene core. S. Jacob,
D. J. P. Kennedy, D. I. Majoros
Section B
Semiconductive Polymers
Ionically Conductive Polymers and Carbon Filled Polymers
Cosponsored with Division of Polymeric Materials: Science &
Engineering
M. E. Galvin, Organizer, Presiding
B. R. Hsieh, Organizer, Presiding
Y. Wei, Organizer
8:25--Introductory Remarks
8:30--7. Ion-conducting and electroactive block polymer membranes.
G. E. Wnek, B. M.
Sheikh-Ali, J. M. Serpico, S. G. Ehrenberg, T. N. Tangredi, C.
Karuppaiah
9:00--8. Water-containing ionically conductive polymers: Chemistry
and applications. R. Uy,
T. M. Dietz, M. R. Engel, S. S. Kantner, J. K. Young
9:30--9. Processible, environmentally stable conducting polymer
composites. T. W. Smith,
D. J. Luca, S. Kaplan, M. A. Abkowitz
9:50--10. Synthesis and characterization of submicrometer-sized
polypyrrole-coated
polystyrene particles. D. B. Cairns, S. P. Armes, L. G. B. Bremer,
A. van der Pol, J. van
Heel
10:10--Intermission
10:30--11. Structuring and special effects in polymer systems
containing carbon black. M.
Narkis
10:55--12. The physics and applications of filled polymers. M.
B. Heaney, R. Viswanathan,
H. Pan
11:20--13. The effect of dopant counter ion on the conductivity
and morphology of
polyaniline/nylon blends. P. G. Rasmussen, A. R. Hopkins, R. A.
Basheer, B. K. Annis, G. D.
Wignall
11:40--14. Improved synthesis and physical properties of
poly(2,5-bis(N-methyl-N-propylamino)phenylene vinylene)s. P.
Zarras, J. D. Stenger-Smith,
G. S. Ostrom, L. H. Merwin, D. A. Cameron, J. R. Reynolds
Section C
Special Topics
Polymer Synthesis I
R. B. Moore, Organizer
J. A. Pojman, Presiding
8:30--15. Binary frontal polymerization and frontal
copolymerization. J. A. Pojman, J.
Griffith, C. Simmons
8:55--16. Tailoring polycarbonate properties-part I: Cyclic
transesterification insertion:
Proof of concept. D. B. Priddy Jr., R. J. Kumpf
9:20--17. Synthesis of optically active minor-groove
polybinaphthyl and its application in
asymmetric catalysts. L. Pu, Z-M. Lin, Q-S. Hu
9:45--18. Redox polymerization of acrylonitrile in an oscillating
reaction. R. P.
Washington, G. P. Misra, J. A. Pojman
10:10--19. Amphiphilic nanospheres of polyisoprene core and
cross-linked poly(acrylic acid)
shell. H. Huang, K. L. Wooley
10:35--20. Synthesis and characterization of soluble
poly[3-(p-substituted)benzoyl-2,5-thiophene] derivatives. J. Wang,
V. V. Sheares
11:00--21. The Pd-catalyzed co-and terpolymerization of carbon
monoxide and 1-alkenes. A.
J. Van Reenen, L. Barkhuizen, L. Siphuma, M. W. Bredenkamp
11:25--22. Thermal conversion of hydroxy-containing polymides to
polybenzoxazoles. G. L.
Tullos, L. J. Mathias, J. M. Powers, S. J. Jeskey
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Advances in Olefin Polymerization
Progress in Mechanism and Characterization
P. Arjunan, Organizer
J. E. McGrath, Organizer, Presiding
T. L. Hanlon, Organizer
T. J. Pullukat, Presiding
1:30--23. Sequence distributions versus catalyst site behavior of
in-situ blends of
polypropylene and poly(ethylene-co-propylene). J. C. Randall
2:15--24. High-pressure polymerization of ethylene and 1-butene
with metallocenes: Kinetic
mechanism inferred from unsaturation. B. J. Folie, C. J. Ruff
3:00--25. Short chain branching distribution of amorphous
polyethylene copolymers. L. Woo,
S. P. Westphal, T. K. Ling, A. R. Khare
3:45--26. Determination of trimethylaluminum and characterization
of methyaluminoxane. L.
S. Simeral, D. W. Imhoff
4:15--27. Variable temperature solid state 13C NMR study of
copolymers of ethylene and
Ä-olefins. M. Quo, S. Z. D. Cheng, R. P. Quirk
Section B
Semiconductive Polymers
Conducting Polymers: 20 Years in the Making. A Tribute to Prog. Alan
G.
MacDiarmid and his accomplishments
Cosponsored with Division of Polymeric Materials: Science &
Engineering
B. R. Hsieh, Organizer
M. E. Galvin, Organizer
Y. Wei, Organizer
A. J. Epstein, Presiding
K. J. Wynne, Presiding
1:25--Introductory Remarks, A. Epstein
1:30--28. Semiconducting polymer lasers. A. J. Heeger, F.
Hide, M. A. Dµiaz-Garcµia, M.
D. McGehee, S. P. DenBaars
2:00--29. Novel phases of carbon. R. H. Baughman, A.
Zakhidov, C. Cui, Z. Iqbal
2:20--30. Electrically conducting interpolymer complexes. K.
Levon
2:40--31. Poly(p-phenylene vinylenes) via precursor routes and
chain routes involving
1,6-polymerization. B. R. Hsieh, Y. Yu, G. Schaaf, W. Feld
3:00--Intermission
3:20--32. Interface control of light emitting polymer devices.
A. J. Epstein, Y. Z. Wang, D.
D. Gebler, T. M. Swager
3:50--33. Design strategies for small bandgap conjugated polymers.
M. Kertesz, C. H. Choi,
G. Sun
4:10--34. Highly soluble imagable polyaniline: Applications in
electronics. M.
Angelopoulos
4:30--35. Application of thin films of conjugated oligomers and
polymers in electronic
devices. A. G. MacDiarmid, W. Zhang, J. Feng, F. Huang, B. R.
Hsieh
Section C
Special Topics
Polymer Characterization I
R. B. Moore, Organizer
C. A. Guymon, Presiding
1:30--36. Electrostatic dissipating and hydrophilicity of
polyether functionalized polyamines
and polyurethanes. J. J. Lin, M. Y. Young, F. P. Tseng
1:55--37. Cure monitoring of an unsaturated polyester resin by
near-infrared spectroscopy.
B. L. Grunden, C. S. P. Sung
2:20--38. Measurement of the extent of reaction during
polymerization using DSC, gel time
and a newly discovered electrical phenomena. R. D. Sudduth, K. T.
Posey, T. Wyatt, T. Wyatt
2:45--39. New bilaterally linked mesogens in main-chain polymers
with exhibition of biaxial
fluctuation in nematic phase. T-H. Tong, L. C. Chien, S. Kumar, A.
Primak
3:10--40. Correlation of chemical structure and swelling behavior
in n-alkylacrylamide
hydrogels. F. Seker, A. B. Ellis
3:35--41. Crystallization kinetics of nickel filled low density
polyethylene. W. B. Genetti,
R. J. Lamirand, M. Shaw, P. M. HUnt, B. P. Grady
4:00--42. Effect of solvent quality and polymer ionic content on
polyurethane ionomer
solution behavior. S. Nomula, S. L. Cooper
4:25--43. A device quality crosslinked polyurethane polymer for
electrooptic applications. J.
Zhu, L. Dalton, J. Chen, M. He, S. M. Garner, A. Chen, W. H.
Staier
SUNDAY EVENING
Section A
Poster Session: Special Topics
Polymer Synthesis
R. B. Moore, Organizer, Presiding
5:30--7:30
44.-- Synthesis and characterization of aromatic polyamide and
polyimides from
trimethyl-and di-t-butylhydroquinone based ether linked diamines. H.
Yagci, L. J. Mathias
45.-- Synthesis and thermal characterization of a one component
maleimide-epoxy resin. L. J.
Mathias, L. A. White, J. W. Weber
46.-- Addition polymerization and copolymerization of
cyclohexenyl norbornene using
zirconocene/MAO catalyst. L. J. Mathias, W. Apichatachutapan, A.
V. Reenen
47.-- Anionic polymerization of dimethyl phenyl methacrylate. L.
J. Mathias, K. Thigpen
48.-- Copoly(arylene/1,1-vinylene)s -- Ru catalyzed synthesis of
cross-conjugated polymers
and hyperbranched materials. T. Londergan, Y. You, M. E. Thompson,
W. P. Weber
49.-- Ru catalyzed copolymerization of benzophenone and
1,3-divinyltetramethyldisiloxane.
Formation of cyclic monomer and polymer. Acid catalyzed ring opening
polymerization of
cyclic monomer. T. Londergan, J. Paulasaari, W. P. Weber
50.-- Ruthenium catalyzed co-oligomerization of
1,1'-dibenzoylferrocene and
1,3-divinyltetra-methyldisiloxane. J. R. Sargent, W. P. Weber
51.-- Ru catalyzed copolymerization of 4-benzoylpyridine and
1,3-divinyltetramethyldisiloxane. Synthesis of
copoly(3,3,5,5-tetramethyl-4-oxa-3,5-disilaheptanylene/2',3-[4-benzoylpyr
idinylene]) and
2,3-benzo-6,6,8,8-tetramethyl-7-oxa-11,12-m-pyridino-6,8-disilacyclododec
ane-1-one (I).
Acid assisted polymerization of I. C. L. Kepler, W. P. Weber, J.
Lu
52.-- Living ring-opening metathesis polymerization in water via
activation of water-soluble
Ruthenium alkylidenes. R. H. Grubbs, D. M. Lynn, M. Bernhard
53.-- A study of the poly(p-phenylenebenzoxazole) polymerization
reaction. Y-H. So, J.
Heeschen, B. Bell
54.-- Optimization of the L-lactic acid production as feedstock
for the polymers formation. J.
M. Domµinguez, C. S. Gong, G. T. Tsao
55.-- Multifunctional star initiators for atom transfer radical
polymerization. K.
Matyjaszewski, G. Kickelbick, P. J. Miller
56.-- Chain transfer polymerization of methylmethacrylate
initiated by organolanthanide
complexes. M. Nodono, T. Tokimitsu, S. Tone, A. Yanagase
57.-- Controlled atom transfer radical polymerizations of methyl
methacrylate under
micellear conditions. T. Makino, E. Tokunaga, T. Hogen-Esch
58.-- Synthesis of imine-bridged planar polypyridines. Y.
Yao, J. J. Lamba, J. M. Tour
59.-- Parallel synthesis of alkyl methacrylate latexes for use as
catalytic media in the
hydrolysis of active esters. W. T. Ford, P. D. Miller
60.-- Synthesis of liquid-crystalline siloxanes bearing mesogens
derived from cinnamic acid.
S. Ruder, D. L. Embrey, S. A. Allen, G. E. Wnek
61.-- Initiators for nitroxide-mediated "living" free radical
polymerizations prepared by
Meisenheimer rearrangement of allyl 2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidine
N-oxides. B. Walchuk, D.
E. Bergbreiter
62.-- "Smart" soluble polymer supports for catalysis and
synthesis. B. L. Case, Y-S. Liu, D.
E. Bergbreiter
63.-- Synthesis of soluble polyethers and polythioethers with
pendant cationic iron moieties.
A. S. Abd-El-Aziz, E. Todd, K. M. Epp
64.-- The synthesis and degradation of geminal poly(silyl
ester)s. K. L. Wooley, J. M.
Weinberg
65.-- Shell Cross-linked knedels: Amphiphilic core-shell
nanospheres and their potential
application. K. L. Wooley, B. Thurmond II, T. Kowalewski
66.-- Synthesis of
Poly([1,1'-biphenyl]-4,4'-diyl[2,2,2-trifluoro-1-(trifluoromethyl)ethylid
ene]) by
nickel-catalyzed coupling polymerization. V. V. Sheares, P. A.
Havelka
67.-- Polyamides from tricyclic heteroaromatic dye. H. M.
Gajiwala, M. Suresh, S. Jones
68.-- The importance of the initiator system in atom transfer
radical polymerization of
methyl methacrylate catalyzed by 2-pyridinecarbaldehyde N-alkylimine
copper (I) complexes.
M. Destarac, J. Alric, B. Boutevin
69.-- Synthesis and characterization of novel hydrophobically
modified associative polymers
utilizing micellar polymerization techniques. G. L. Smith, C. L.
McCormick
70.-- Synthesis and characterization of monomeric and polymeric
vesicles formed by the
novel monomer N,N-dially-N,N-didecylammonium chloride. M. F.
Richardson, C. L.
McCormick
71.-- Hyperbranched polymers from chloropropenylsilane monomers.
J. Yao, D. Y. Son
72.-- Synthesis of poly disulfide and control of its molecular
weight. H. Akiyama, J.
Nagasawa, F. Nakanishi, T. Tamaki
73.-- Copolymerization of 9-decen-1-ol with propylene by using
metallocene-methylaluminoxane catalysts. G. J. Jiang, H. Chiu
74.-- Synthesis of poly(imide-amide) by phosphoric acid catalyzed
polycondensation of
L-aspartic acid and aromatic aminocarboxylic. T. Kakuchi, A.
Kusuno, M. Shibata
75.-- Dendritic poly(propylene imine)-metal ion complexes as
catalysts of hydrolysis of
p-nitrophenyl diphenyl phosphate. W. T. Ford, K. Vassilev
76.-- The electrolytic condensation of
diethyl-2,6-dimethylpyridine-3,5-dicarboxylate with
2-methylaminoethylamine: The search for a novel aromatic polyamide.
T. Webb
77.-- New initiators for the living carbocationic polymerization
of isobutylene. J. E.
Puskas, W. E. Pattern, M. G. Lanzendªorfer, D. Jamieson, L.
Oraha Al-Rais
78.-- ŸIn situ‰ coupling of living polyisobutylene. R.
F. Storey, T. L. Maggie
79.-- Isobutylene polymerization kinetics at low (TiCl4) via
real-time Ÿin situ‰ FTIR ATR
spectroscopy. R. F. Storey, A. B. Donnalley
80.-- Poly(p-phenylene)s containing sulfone pendant groups via
Ni(0) catalyzed coupling of
aromatic dichlorides. A. J. Pasquale, V. V. Sheares
81.-- Synthesis and micro-mechanical characterization of linear
polymer analogs to
poly(benzyl ether) dendrimers. K. L. Wooley, H. R. J. Fields, T.
Kowalewski, J. Schaefer
Section B
Poster Session: Special Topics
Polymer Characterization
R. B. Moore, Organizer, Presiding
5:30--7:30
82.-- Aqueous solution behavior of oxyethylene-substituted
poly(acrylic acid)s. M.
Michalovic, L. J. Mathias
83.-- Gel-state NMR of X-linked poly methylmethacrylate
incorporating (13C) labeled EGDMA.
L. J. Mathias, S. J. Steadman, R. D. Davis, K. A. ANderson
84.-- Polymer electrolytes for lithium batteries. M. G.
Mikhael, A. Yailizzis, T. Miller
85.-- ë-Bridged ladder type poly-tetrathiafulvalene systems:
Towards highly extended
organic metals. R. L. Elsenbaumer, R. L. Meline, I. T. Kim, J.
Chen, S. Basak
86.-- Effects of varying Ph on the drag reduction performance of
a Ph responsive copolymer.
C. L. McCormick, M. E. Cowan, R. Nause, R. Hester
87.-- Characterization of interactions of synthetically modified
apolipophorin-III with
amphipathic materials. C. L. McCormick, P. A. Stroud, J. M.
Kahalley, G. C. Cannon
88.-- Purification of fungal hydrophobin and an associated 17
kilodalton protein. C. L.
McCormick, G. C. Cannon, G. G. Martin
89.-- Sequestration of a model water foulant driven by a unimer
to multimer transition of a
triblock polymeric surfactant. R. S. Armentrout, M. F. Richardson,
C. L. McCormick
90.-- Soluble high temperature polyterephthalamides. K. R.
Carter, V. Gong, P. A. Furuta
91.-- Perfluorotriethylene glycol dimethacrylate evaluation as a
potential reactive diluent for
use in dental composites. B. M. Cullbertson, G. Wang, R. R.
Seghi
92.-- Photoreactive poly(vinyl alcohol) bearing
p-phenylenediacrylic acid moiety: Property
and photoreaction of langmuir-blodgett film. F. Nakanishi, J.
Nagasawa, K. Tamada, M.
Yoshida, H. Akiyama, K. Abe, Y. Gong
93.-- Preparation of stable aqueous solution of keratins and
physiochemical and biochemical
properties of films. A. Yamauchi, K. Yamauchi
94.-- Structure of acrylic silanes after heat treatment. H.
Jo, F. Blum
95.-- Incorporation and thermal ester-interchange of
bis(hydroxymethyl)-propane-1,3-diyl
units in PET and PBT. D. M. Collard, R. M. Kriegel, C. L. Liotta,
D. S. Schiraldi
96.-- Ab initio SCF-MO and molecular dynamics modeling of
nanogenerator and nanologic
circuit molecules. J. A. Darsey, K. Taylor, M. C. Mazumder
97.-- Preliminary characterization of a polymer prepared by
diazotization of
3-amino-L-tyrosine. J. R. Wright, J. Kiel, E. Holwitt, J. T.
Smith, K. Roberts, J. Struder, C.
McLemore, K. Campbell, B. Russo, K. Wood
98.-- Siloxane functionalized isocyanurate coatings. M. D.
Soucek, H. Ni, A. D. Skaja, R. A.
Sailer
99.-- Mesomorphic properties of mesogen-containing
polyacetylenes. B. Z. Tang, X. Kong, X.
Wan, X. Feng
100.-- Architecture of branched polymer prepared by radical
polymerization. B. Yamada,
O. Konosu
101.-- FTIR study of UV and visible photoinitiated
polymerization of 4-methylenedioxolanes.
K. D. Belfield, S. Pichandi
102.-- Morphology of sol-gel derived surlyn®/[silicon oxide]
hybrids. K. A. Mauritz, P.
Start
103.-- Structure-property relationships for novel
Nafion®/Ormosil nanocomposites. K. A.
Mauritz, S. K. Young
104.-- Novel polyester/inorganic nanocomposites via polymer
Ÿin-situ‰ sol-gel reactions. G.
C. Gemeinhardt, S. K. Young, K. A. Mauritz
105.-- Thermal analysis of
poly(styrene-co-isobutylene-co-styrene) block copolymers and
block copolymer ionomers. D. A. Reuschle, D. A. Mountz, L. B.
Brister, C. L. Curry, K. A.
Shoemake, R. F. Storey, K. A. Mauritz
106.-- Swelling of, and sol-gel reactions within
poly(styrene-b-isobutylene-b-styrene)
ionomers. D. A. Mountz, D. A. Reuschle, L. B. Brister, R. F.
Storey, K. A. Mauritz
107.-- Transesterification kinetics and miscibility of
pol(ethylene
naphthalene-2,6-dicarboxylate)/poly(ethylene terephthalate) blends. M.
Guo, W. J. Brittain
108.-- ¿13¡C and ¿23¡Na solid state NMR
investigations of the polymorphic behavior of
lightly sulfonated syndiotactic polystyrene ionomers. R. B. Moore, R.
V. Gummaraju
109.-- Optical properties of oriented
poly(ethylene)-co-methacrylic acid ionomer/dye
systems. R. B. Moore, F. A. Landis
110.-- Incorporation of poly(propylene imine) dendrimers into
PFSI membranes for modified
ionic transport properties. R. B. Moore, E. P. Taylor
111.-- Extent of interchange reactions for blends of polyester
ionomers with poly(ethylene
terephthalate). R. B. Moore, T. L. Boykin
112.-- Utilization of hexafunctional coupling agents in the
reactive extrusion of PP/EPDM
blends. K. N. Ludwig, R. B. Moore
113.-- Polyethylene homo and copolymer crystallization process:
Density simulation using
molecular dynamics. R. B. Moore, V. M. Dhenin, V. Lazzeri, B.
Waegell
114.-- Preparation and analysis of macromolecule chitin and its
derivatives for development
of water purification absorbent. C. Lu, J. Fu
115.-- Development of CCF macromolecular absorbent for water
purification. C. Lu, J. Fu
116.-- GPC and DSC study of plasticized melamine-formaldehyde
polymers. N. N.
Barashkov, D. D. Bianchi, J. P. Ferraris, D. C. Loveday
117.-- Morphology of poly(p-phenylene benzobisthiazole) (PBZT)
fiber prepared via solution
phase transformation. C-S. Wang, J-W. Lee, G. E. Price, D. Dean
MONDAY MORNING
Section A
Advances in Olefin Polymerization
Progress in Catalysis
P. Arjunan, Organizer
J. E. McGrath, Organizer
T. L. Hanlon, Organizer
J. A. Canich, Presiding
M. S. Brookhart, Presiding
8:30-- 118. Improvements in polyolefin performance through
catalysis. P. Brant, J. J.
O'Malley
9:15-- 119. Mechanisms of stereocontrol for polymerization of
Ä-olefins with
doubly-bridged zirconocene catalysts. J. E. Bercaw, D. Veghini
10:00-- 120. ANSA-metallocene analogs as models for the production
of elastomeric
polypropylene by 2-arylindenyl zirconocenes. J. L. Maciejewski
Petoff, R. M. Waymouth
10:45-- 121. New iron and cobalt catalysts for the polymerization
of olefins. B. L. Small,
M. S. Brookhart
11:30-- 122. Recent developments in lanthanide catalysts for the
cis-1,4-polymerization
of1,3-dienes. L. Porri, A. Giarrusso, N. Shubin, Z. Lu, G.
Ricci
Section B
Semiconductive Polymers
Molecular Conductive Polymers
Cosponsored with Division of Polymeric Materials: Science &
Engineering
B. R. Hsieh, Organizer
M. E. Galvin, Organizer
Y. Wei, Organizer
A. Lovingers, Presiding
C. Lee, Presiding
8:30-- 123. Self-assembly in conducting polymers: The road to
nanowires, transitors, and
plastic sensors. R. D. McCullough
8:55-- 124. Low band gap and n-dopable conjugated polymers based
on
3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene (edot). J. R. Reynolds, G. A. Sotzing,
C. A. Thomas, D. J. Irvin
9:20-- 125. Toward chemically amplified photolithography of
conjugated polymers:
Acid-sensitive polythiophenes. S. Holdcroft, J. Yu, M. Abley, C.
Yang
9:40-- 126. Synthesis of regioregular
poly(4-alkyl-2,2'-bithiophene)s: Potential precursors
to organized conjugated polymer solids. J. E. Hutchison, B. D.
Straw, S. C. Rasmussen
10:00-- 127. Synthesis and photophysics of silylene-tethered
divinylarene copolymers.
T-Y. Luh, R-M. Chen, Z. B. Deng, G. Sun, S. T. Lee
10:20--Intermission
10:40-- 128. Organic and polymeric materials for the fabrications
of thin film field-effect
transistors. Z. Bao, A. J. Lovinger, A. Dodabalapur, V. R. Raju,
H. E. Katz
11:10-- 129. Structural and morphological requirements for
thin-film transistors based on
semiconducting polymers and organics. A. J. Lovinger, Z. Bao, A.
Dodabalapur, H. E. Katz, J.
G. Laquindanum
11:30-- 130. Towards polysilanes in device applications: Band gap
tailoring and wettability.
T. J. Cleij, J. K. King, L. W. Jenneskens, W. H. Lubberhuizen
11:50-- 131. Performance evaluation of poly(3-phenylthiophene)
derivatives as active
materials for electrochemical capacitors. J. P. Ferraris, M. M.
Eissa, I. D. Brotherston, D.
C. Loveday
Section C
Silicones and Silicone-Modified Materials
S. J. Clarson, Organizer, Presiding
J. J. Fitzgerald, Organizer
M. J. Owen, Organizer
S. D. Smith, Organizer
8:30-- 132. Overview of siloxane polymers. J. E. Mark
9:00-- 133. Cationic ring opening polymerization of
cyclotrisiloxanes with mixed siloxane
units. J. Chojnowski, K. Kaµzmierski, W. Fortuniak
9:30-- 134. Cyclic siloxane polymers. A. J. Semlyen
10:00-- 135. From sand to silicones: An overview of the chemistry
of silicones. L. N.
Lewis
10:20-- 136. Polysiloxane-modified synthesis using ring-opening
copolymerizations. A. H.
Soum, C. Brochon
10:40-- 137. Calculation of a reaction path for KOH catalyzed
ring-opening polymerization of
cyclic siloxanes. J. D. Kress, P. D. Leung, G. J. Tawa, P. J.
Hay
11:00-- 138. Silyl triflate initiated ring opening polymerization
of cyclosiloxanes. J. C.
Saam, A. Jallouli
11:20-- 139. Photoluminescence of phenyl- and methyl-substituted
cyclosiloxanes. U. C.
Pernisz, N. Auner, M. Backer
11:40-- 140. Telechelic aryl cyanate ester siloxanes as impact
modifiers for cyanate ester
resins. S. Pollack, Z. Fu
Section D
ACS Award for Creative Invention in honor of Spencer Silver
L. Clemens, Organizer, Presiding
8:30-- 141. Microspheric pressure sensitive adhesives: Synthesis,
morphology and
performance. D. J. Delgado
9:00-- 142. Designed synthesis and characterization of polyether
imide structural adhesives
for primary and secondary bonding. J. E. McGrath, H. Zhuang, M. S.
Sankarapandian, B. Tan,
V. Vasudevan
9:30-- 143. Branched block copolymers: Synthesis, properties and
pressure sensitive
adhesive performance. J-J. Ma, W. R. Bronn, M. M. Sheridan, S. F.
Silver
10:00--Intermission
10:15-- 144. Miniemulsions: From synthesis of latexes to
encapsulations of pigments. M.
S. El-Aasser
10:45-- 145. Polyolefin microspheres. K. A. Brown, M. R.
Kesti, E. G. Stewart
11:15-- 146. An appreciation of thin spaces and meso-scale in
polymer chemistry. S. F.
Silver
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Advances in Olefin Polymerization
Progress in Polymerization
P. Arjunan, Organizer
J. E. McGrath, Organizer
T. L. Hanlon, Organizer, Presiding
H. C. Wang, Presiding
1:30-- 147. Novel heat resistant cyclic olefin polymers made using
single component nickel
and palladium catalysts: Synthesis and applications. B. L.
Goodall, D. A. Barnes, G. M.
Benedikt, S. Jayaraman, L. H. McIntosh, L. F. Rhodes, R. A. Shick
2:15-- 148. Polyolefin copolymers containing p-methylstyrene
units: Preparation by
metallocene catalysts and application in the functionalization of
polyolefins. T. C. Chung
3:00-- 149. Homo-and copolymerization of styrene by bridged
zirconocene complexes with
benzindenyl ligands. T. Arai, T. Ohtsu, S. Suzuki
3:45-- 150. Copolymerization of propylene and styrene with
homogeneous
monocyclopentadienyltitanium/MAO catalyst. Q. Wu, Q. Gao, Z. Ye,
S. Lin
4:15-- 151. Reactive poly(propylene-co-p-methylstyrene)
copolymers: Synthesis and
graft-from reactions. H. L. Lu, T. C. Chung
Section B
Semiconductive Polymers
Polymeric Light-Emitting Diodes
Cosponsored with Division of Polymeric Materials: Science &
Engineering
B. R. Hsieh, Organizer
M. E. Galvin, Organizer
Y. Wei, Organizer, Presiding
J. R. Reynolds, Presiding
1:30-- 152. Polymer/metal interface and the performance of polymer
LED. Y. Yang, J.
Bharathan
2:00-- 153. Self-assembly growth of a semiconducting metallorganic
polymer. F.
Papadimitrakopoulos, D. L. Thomsen III, T. Phely-bobin
2:30-- 154. Chemical analysis of degradation processes in polymer
electroluminescent
devices. J. R. Sheats, D. M. Roitman, Y-L. Chang
2:50-- 155. Novel polymers for light emitting diodes. Z.
Peng, M. E. Galvin, Z. Bao
3:10--Intermission
3:30-- 156. Conjugated polymer blends as emitting layer for white
light LED. S-A. Chen,
E-C. Chang, K-R. Chuang, C-I. Chao, P-K. Wei, W. Fann
4:00-- 157. New photoluminescent display devices. C. Weder,
A. Montali, C. Bastiaansen,
P. Smith
4:30-- 158. A novel route to tunable emission in smart gels. S.
Yitzchaik, E. Vaganova
4:50-- 159. The construction of circuitry using spatially coupled
bipolar electrochemistry.
J-C. Bradley, Z. Ma, J. Crawford, K. Ernazarova, S. G. Stephens
Section C
Silicones and Silicone-Modified Materials
S. J. Clarson, Organizer
J. J. Fitzgerald, Organizer
M. J. Owen, Organizer
S. D. Smith, Organizer, Presiding
1:30-- 160. Synthesis of polysiloxanes substituted with aromatic
ketones - by Ru catalyzed
copolymerization -- an overview of the reaction scope. W. P.
Weber, H. Guo, C. L. Kepler, T.
Londergan, M. A. Tapsak, G. Wang
2:00-- 161. Synthesis and characterization of segmented siloxane
containing copolymers. J.
E. McGrath, J. B. Mecham, Q. Ji, F. Wang
2:30-- 162. Polycarbonate-polysiloxane based interpenetrating
networks. S. L. Boileau, L.
Bouteiller, R. Ben Khalifa, Y. Liang, D. Teyssie
3:00-- 163. Organic/inorganic hybrid polymers from atom radical
polymerization and
poly(dimethylsiloxane). K. Matyjaszewski, P. J. Miller, G.
Kickelbick, Y. Nakagawa, S.
Diamanti, C. Pacis
3:30-- 164. Synthesis and characterization of substituted
silphenylenes. M. E. Van Dyke,
S. J. Clarson
3:50-- 165. Design and synthesis of silicone-based surfactants for
carbon dioxide
applications. J. M. DeSimone, T. A. Davidson, T. A. Jones, D. A.
Canelas
4:10-- 166. High molecular weight, high strength silicone-urethane
copolymers: Preparation
and properties. I. Yilgªor, E. Yilgªor
4:30-- 167. Poly(siloxyethylene glycol) as a new water soluble
electron-beam resist. Y.
Nagasaki, M. Kato
4:50-- 168. Block copolymers containing silicone and vinyl polymer
segments by free radical
polymerization. D. Graiver, B. Nguyen, F. J. Hamilton, Y. Kim, H.
J. Harwood
Section D
P. J. Flory Award in Polymer Education in honor of Roger Porter
A. E. Zachariades, Organizer, Presiding
E. Baer, Organizer, Presiding
1:30-- 169. Ultra-drawing of nascent polymer powders. T.
Kanamoto, H. Uehara
2:00-- 170. Effects of crytalline forms on the deformation
behavior of nylon-6. M. Ito
2:30-- 171. Order-disorder induced plasticization during
solid-state deformation of
semicrystalline polymers. R. F. Saraf
3:00-- 172. Unusual phenomena involving lyotropic and thermotropic
liquid crystalline
polymers. G. Kiss
3:30-- 173. Liquid crystalline association chain polymers. A.
C. Griffin, C. He, C. Terrell
4:00-- 174. Chemical reactions in supercritical fluid-swollen
polymers: A new route to
polymer composite materials and composite foams. T. J.
McCarthy
4:30-- 175. Generation of microcellular polymeric materials via
supercritical fluid
processing. E. J. Beckman
TUESDAY MORNING
Section A
Specialty Monomers and Their Polymers
Synthesis and Application
K. O. Havelka, Organizer
R. Yodice, Presiding
V. Percec, Presiding
8:30-- 176. The synthesis and solution behavior of zwitterionic
cyclocopolymers containing a
novel sulfobetaine monomer. C. L. McCormick, R. S. Armentrout
9:00-- 177. Poly(cyclosulfobetaines): Synthesis, characterization
and solution properties.
D. Schulz, J. J. Kaladas, R. Kastrup
9:30-- 178. The design of specialty monomers for advanced
applications. C. K. Ober
10:00--Intermission
10:15-- 179. Single-molecular assemblies of functionalized
amphiphilic polyelectrolytes. Y.
Morishima, H. Yamamoto, M. Mizusaki, A. Hashidzume
10:45-- 180. Emulsion polymerizations with
2-acrylamido-2-methylpropanesulfonic acid. A.
C. Clark, G. P. Marks
11:15-- 181. Simple isomerization routes to monomers for
poly(vinyl amine) and poly (vinyl
alcohol) copolymers. B. M. Novak, J. T. Cafmeyer
Section B
Special Topics
Polymer Synthesis II
R. B. Moore, Organizer, Presiding
8:30-- 182. Cationic 1,2-vinyl copolymerizations of five membered
cyclic ketene acetals
(CKAs). L. Cao, Z. Wu, C. U. Pittman
8:55-- 183. Building blocks of aromatic ethers and thioether:
Synthesis and polymerization.
K. M. Epp, A. S. Abd-El-Aziz, C. R. de Denus
9:20-- 184. Synthesis of novel carbosilazane dendrimers. D. Y.
Son, J. Hu
9:45-- 185. Features of the chemistry of the alcoholysis of
polyvinyl acetate. A. Sorokin
10:10-- 186. Novel Sm(III) based initiators for ring opening
polymerization of
Ñ-caprolactone. A. Greiner, S. Agarwal, C. Mast, S. Anfang,
M. Karl, K. Dehnicke
10:35-- 187. Pseudopolysaccharides via the ring-opening metathesis
poymerization (ROMP)
of derivatives of 7-oxanorbornene. M. B. Clark, T. R. Lee
11:00-- 188. Linseed and sunflower oil alkyd ceramers. R. A.
Sailer, J. R. Wegner, G.
Hurtt, J. E. Jansen, M. D. Soucek
11:25-- 189. Polyhomologation. Synthesis of unusual polymethylene
typologies through the
living polymerization of dimethyl-sulfoxionium methylide. B. B.
Busch, K. J. Shea
Section C
Silicones and Silicone-Modified Materials
S. J. Clarson, Organizer
J. J. Fitzgerald, Organizer
M. J. Owen, Organizer, Presiding
S. D. Smith, Organizer
8:30-- 190. Hyperbranched carbosilanes. Synthesis and properties.
M. M. Mªoeller, C.
Drohmann, O. B. Gorbatsevich, A. M. Muzafarov
9:00-- 191. Dendritic macromolecules: The fourth main
architectural class of
silicon-containing polymers. P. R. Dvornic, A. M. De
Leuze-Jallouli, M. J. Owen, S. V. Perz
9:30-- 192. Polyamidomine-organosilicon (PAMAMOS) dendrimers and
networks with
hydrophilic and hydrophobic domains. M. J. Owen, A. M. De
Leuze-Jallouli, P. R. Dvornic, S.
V. Perz
9:50-- 193. Hyperbranched poly-H-polycarbosiloxanes. C. J.
Herzig, B. Deubzer
10:10-- 194. Organosilicon dendrimers and star-shaped polymers and
block-co-polymers
based on. N. Vasilenko, E. Rebrov, A. M. Muzafurov, S. S. Sheiko,
M. Mªoller
10:30-- 195. Spreading of carbosilane dendrimers at the air/water
interface. S. S.
Sheiko, A. I. Buzin, A. M. Muzafarov, E. Rebrov, E. G. Getmanova
10:50-- 196. Hyperbranched ethylsilicate and molecular silica sole
on its base. A. M.
Muzafarov, V. V. Kazakova, V. D. Miakushev, T. V. Strelkova
11:20-- 197. Mesophase behavior and structure of mesophases in
cyclolinear
polyorganosiloxanes. Y. K. Godovsky, N. N. Makarova, E. V.
Matukhina
11:40-- 198. Synthesis and photoinitiated cationic polymerization
of monomers containing
the silsesquioxane core. J. V. Crivello, R. Malik
Section D
ACS Award in Applied Polymer Science in honor of Alan English
Applications of Polymer Microscopic Structure and Dynamics to the
Processing and Uses of Materials
B. D. Chase, Organizer, Presiding
8:50--Introductory Remarks, D. B. Chase
9:00-- 199. Applications of polymer microscopic structure and
dynamics to polymer
processing. A. D. English
9:40-- 200. Role of microscopic structure in determining the
utility of polymers. J. L.
Koenig
10:10-- 201. The role of entanglements in solid-state deformation
of polymers. T. A.
Tervoort, P. Smith
10:40--Intermission
11:00-- 202. Supramolecular architectures in microblock copolymers
of
ethylene-tetrafluoroethylene and ethylene-ethylene oxide. J. F.
Rabolt
11:30-- 203. Sub-0.25 ãm imaging materials: The role of
materials design and structure on
performance. E. Reichmanis, O. Nalamasu, F. M. Houlihan, J. M.
Kometani, A. Gabor, A.
Medina, J. Biafore
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Specialty Monomers and Their Polylmers
Synthesis and Application
K. O. Havelka, Organizer
C. L. McCormick, Presiding
C. Lee, Presiding
1:30-- 204. Self-regulating living radical polylmerization
initiated with sulfonyl chlorides by
metal oxides and metal(0) catalysis. Application to grafting from
polyethylene. V. Percec, B.
Barboiu, M. van der Sluis, D. H. Hill
2:00-- 205. Free Radical polymerization of 3-butene-1,2-diol
diesters. D. C. Webster, C.
E. Marlow, A. L. Crain
2:30-- 206. Specialty polymers by transition metal-mediated living
radical polymerization.
M. Sawamoto, M. Kamigaito
3:00--Intermission
3:15-- 207. Synthesis and application of functionalized specialty
polymers using living free
radical procedures. C. J. Hawker, J. E. Hedrick, E. E. Malmstrom,
D. Benoit, J. Dao, G. G.
Barclay
3:45-- 208. Synthesis and properties of poly(p-phenylene
alkylene)s. D. Steiger, C. Weder,
M. Ehrenstein, P. Smith
4:15-- 209. Using ADMET to make segmented copolymers. K. B.
Wagener, D. Tindall
Section B
Special Topics
Polymer Characterization II
R. B. Moore, Organizer
S. K. Mallapragada, Presiding
1:30-- 210. AFM and contact angle studies of surface modified
polyaniline thin films. M.
Powell, T. W. Hanks, L. L. Wright, R. V. Gregory
1:55-- 211. Surface conductive and reflective silver-polyimide
composite films prepared via
thermally induced reduction of (1,1,1-tri-fluoro-2,4-pentanedionato)
silver (I) in a curing
poly(amic acid) matrix. R. E. Southward, D. W. Thompson, A. K. St.
Clair
2:20-- 212. Modification of surfaces by self-assembling diblock
polymers. Y. Ma, S. E.
Webber
2:45-- 213. Effects of SBS on PP/NR blends (part I-physical and
morphological analysis). W.
P. M. Abeysekera, A. P. S. C Tang, P. D. F. Zhou, P. Z. W. Han
3:10-- 214. Preparation and polymerization of lyotropic liquid
crystals containing
transition-metal and lanthanide cations in the inverted hexagonal phase.
H. Deng, D. L. Gin
3:35-- 215. Structural effects on photoluminescence of
thiophene-containing poly(arylene
ethynylenes). Y. Pang, J. Li
4:00-- 216. Photochemistry of aromatic poly(pyridinium salt)s:
1H-NMR study of model
compounds. F. Lin, F. W. Harris
4:25-- 217. Fiber formation of poly(p-phenylene benzobisthiazole)
(PBZT) via solution phase
transformation. C-S. Wang, W. E. Click, J-W. Lee
Section C
Silicones and Silicone-Modified Materials
S. J. Clarson, Organizer
J. J. Fitzgerald, Organizer, Presiding
M. J. Owen, Organizer
S. D. Smith, Organizer
1:30-- 218. The next generation of silicon-based plastics:
Polyhedral oligomeric
silsesquioxane (POSS) nanocomposites. J. D. Lichtenhan, T. S.
Haddad, J. J. Schwab, M. J.
Carr, K. P. Chaffee, P. T. Mather
2:00-- 219. Controlled cleavage of fully-condensed silsesquioxane
frameworks: A
revolutionary new method for manufacturing precursors to hybrid
inorganic/organic materials.
F. J. Feher, D. Soulivong
2:30-- 220. A directly photo-patternable spin-on-glass based on
hydrogen silsesquioxane and
photobase generators. B. R. Harkness, M. Tachikawa, K.
Takeuchi
3:00-- 221. Cryogenic-temperature transmission electron microscopy
of silicone in
isooctane. Y. Talmon, D. Danino, L. E. I. Carpenter, W. Chen
3:20-- 222. Organosilicon sheet and tube polymers-synthesis and
characterization. M. E.
Kenney, C. Chen, D. E. Katsoulis, T. C. S. Chao
3:40-- 223. Characterization of nanoscale morphology and surface
chemistry of fillers and
its effect on silicone elastomers. J. A. Osaheni, N. Silvi, J. J.
Fitzgerald
4:00-- 224. Aggregation structure and surface properties of
immobilized polyalkylsiloxane
ultrathin films prepared at the air/water interface. A. Takahara,
K. Kojio, T. Kajiyama
4:20-- 225. Synthesis of linear polymer with
octaorganosilsesquioxanes structural units in
main chain. E. A. Rebrov, N. A. Tebeneva, A. M. Muzafarov
4:40-- 226. Oxygen gas barrier PET films formed by deposition of
plasma-polymerized SiOx
films. N. Inagaki, S. Tasaka
Section D
ACS Award in Applied Polymer Chemistry in honor of Alan
English
Applications of Polymer Microscopic Structure and Dynamics to the
Processing and Uses of Materials
B. D. Chase, Organizer
P. Smith, Presiding
2:00-- 227. Changes in structure and dynamics of polymers
resulting from external forces
determined by spatially resolved solid state NMR. H. W.
Spiess
2:30-- 228. Raman spectroscopy as a probe of structure/orientation
in polymeric fibers. B.
D. Chase, A. Kennedy, R. Ikeda
3:00--Intermission
3:20-- 229. Structure and processing of mesogenic polymers. M.
Jaffe
3:50-- 230. Polyolefin microstructure and chain dynamics. H. N.
Cheng
TUESDAY EVENING
Section A
Poster Session: Advances in Olefin Polymerization
P. Arjunan, Organizer, Presiding
J. E. McGrath, Organizer, Presiding
T. L. Hanlon, Organizer, Presiding
5:30--7:30
231.-- Synthesis of cross-linkable telechelic poly(butadiene)
via ring-opening metathesis
polymerization. T. Morita, R. H. Grubbs, B. R. Maughon
232.--
Bis[2-(tert-butyldimethylsiloxy)-4,7-dimethylindenyl]zirconium
dichloride. R. P.
Leino, H. J. G. Luttikhedde, A. Lehtonen, J. Strandµen, J.
Mattinen, J. H. Nªasman
233.--
Bis[2-(tert-butyldimethylsiloxy)cyclopenta[L]phenanthryl]zirconium
dichlorides. H.
J. G. Luttikhedde, R. P. Leino, C-E. Wilµen, J. H.
Nªasman
Section B
Poster Session: Applications of Polymers in Foods
Cosponsored with Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry
H. N. Cheng, Organizer, Presiding
G. L. Cote, Organizer, Presiding
I. C. Baianu, Organizer, Presiding
5:30--7:30
234.-- Process characteristics of exopolysaccharide production
by ŸStreptoccoccus
thermophilus‰. B. Degeest, S. Van de Ven, L. De Vuyst
235.-- A small angle neutron scattering study of the granular
composition of A-type
starches. P. A. Perry, A. M. Donald
236.-- A simultaneous small and wide angle X-ray scattering
study of the effects of added
solutes on starch gelatinization. P. A. Perry, A. M. Donald
237.-- Inclusion compounds of amylose. W. T. Winter, H.
Chanzy, J-L. Putaux, W. Helbert
238.-- Physicochemical properties of plasticized corn zein
films: NMR and adsorptivity
studies. I. C. Baianu, W. Wei
239.-- Structural and hydration studies of waxy and mealy potato
starch cultivars by
deuterium, carbon-13, CP-MAS/Mass NMR, and electron microscopy. I. C.
Baianu, P. H.
Yakubu, E. Ozu
240.-- Molecular dynamics and NMR studies of proteins in ionic
solutions. I. C. Baianu, T.
F. Kumosinski, T. C. Wei
Section C
Poster Session: Silcones and Silicone-Modified Materials
S. J. Clarson, Organizer, Presiding
J. J. Fitzgerald, Organizer, Presiding
M. J. Owen, Organizer, Presiding
S. D. Smith, Organizer, Presiding
5:30--7:30
241.-- The base-catalyzed equilibration of
1,3-bis(p-tetrahydropyranyloxy-phenyl)-1,1,3,3-tetramethyldisiloxane and
Dú4. Z. Fu, S.
Pollack
242.-- The novel synthesis and characterisation of deuterated
poly(dimethylsiloxanes) and
their investigation by neutron scattering. A. C. Dagger, J. A.
Semlyen
243.-- Synthesis of organosilicon dendrimer with specific
hydrophobic-hydrophilic
properties. E. Rebrov, E. V. Getmanova, N. Vasilenko, A. M.
Muzafarov
244.-- Polydimethylsiloxanes with anchoring functions regularly
ditributed along the chain.
T. Frederic, S. L. Boileau, L. Laurence
245.-- Surface and phase studies of multi block PDMS-b-PEO
copolymers. H. J.
Jukarainen, S. J. Clarson, J. Seppªalªa
246.-- Synthesis of polysilanes using group IV metallocene based
catalysts and unusual boron
based co-catalysts. J. Newton, K. Koo, T. J. Marks
247.-- The impact of substitution on the formation of
ethenylene-bridged
polysilsesquioxanes. J. P. Carpenter, D. A. Loy, S. A. Yamanaka,
M. D. McClain, J. Greaves,
K. J. Shea
248.-- ADMET chemistry to prepare methoxy silane terminated
telechelics. K. R.
Brzezinska, K. B. Wagener, J. D. Anderson, G. Burns
249.-- Synthesis and characterization of novel high molecular
weight silsesquioxanes. K.
Rahimian, D. A. Loy, D. R. Wheeler
250.-- Ring-opening polymerization of
1,1,2-trimethylsilacyclobutane. K. Komuro, Y.
Kawakami
251.-- Investigation of low energy conformations of substituted
silphenylenes by
computational techniques. M. E. VanDyke, S. J. Clarson
252.-- Shrinkage of recyclability of
poly(1,2-ethylene-bis(dimethylsiloxane)). M. Samara,
D. A. Loy
253.-- Relaxation study of
poly[(4-oligodimethylsiloxanyl)styrene]s by solid state Si NMR.
N. Kishimoto, Y. Kawakami, K. Takeshita, T. Watanabe
254.-- Hyperbranched H-functional polydimethylsiloxanes based on
macromonomers. N.
Vasilenko, E. Rebrov, V. D. Miakushev, S. E. Cray, T. Okawa, R.
Mikami
255.-- Investigation of the synthesis of
bis-(3-trimethoxysilylpropyl)-fumarate. P. M.
Miranda
256.-- Novel silphenylenesiloxane cyclic compounds: Some
Ÿmeta‰ cyclics. R. Zhang, A. R.
Pinhas, J. E. Mark
257.-- Hydrosilation polymerization and thermal cure of divinyl
trifluorovinyl ether
monomers. S. Narayan-Sarathy, R. H. Neilson, D. W. J. Smith
258.-- Polydimethylsiloxanes modified with polyhedral oligomeric
silsesquioxanes: From
viscous oils to thermoplastics. T. S. Haddad, H. W. Oviatt, J. J.
Schwab, P. T. Mather, K. P.
Chaffee, J. D. Lichtenhan
259.-- Synthesis, thermal and mechanical characterization of
silphenylene vinylsiloxane
elastomers. U. Lauter, W. MacKnight, S. W. Kantor
260.-- Synthesis of polydiethylsiloxane by based-catalyzed
polycondensation. Z. Fu, S.
Pollack
Section D
Poster Session: Semiconductive Polymers
Cosponsored with Division of Polymeric Materials: Science &
Engineering
B. R. Hsieh, Organizer, Presiding
M. E. Galvin, Organizer, Presiding
Y. Wei, Organizer, Presiding
5:30--7:30
261.-- A new route to soluble poly(acetylene)s from
poly(butatriene)s. A. Fiseha, S. K.
Pollack
262.-- Synthesis of aniline oligomers with controlled molecular
weight and narrow molecular
weight distribution. Y. Wei, X. Jia, D. Jin, M. Mathai, J. M. Yeh,
M. Narkis, A. Siegmann
263.-- Do dopants enhance the corrosion inhibition process for
polyaniline-based coatings? L.
Sein, S. Kolla, P. Pasupuleti, K. Patel, S. A. Jansen, Y. Wei
264.-- Redox polyimides based on aniline trimer. Y. Wei,
Z. Y. Wang, C. Yang, J. P. Gao, J.
Lin, S. Li
265.-- Thermal transitions of chemically synthesized polyaniline
(EB) powder. L. Ding, X.
Wang, R. V. Gregory
266.-- Dependence of electrical and optical properties on the
morphology and microstricture
of polyaniline and other electroactive polymers. R. J. Samuels, S. H.
Hardaker, X. Wang, L.
Ding, C. Cha, R. V. Gregory
267.-- Conducting, water-borne, polyaniline-grafted lignin
derivatives. M. Sudhakar, A. D.
Toland, T. Viswanathan
268.-- Polyanilines-progress in processing and applications.
V. Kulkarni
269.-- Synthesis of polyaniline via palladium catalysis. D.
E. Mire, M. Pomerantz
270.-- A comparative study of the reactivity of n-substituted
aniline and ring-substituted
aniline in order to prepare soluble conducting polymer: The case hexyl
substitution. D.
Marsacq, A. Faloux, A. Duchene
271.-- Thermally stable intrinsically conductive polymer-carbon
black composites. J. K.
Avlyanov, W. L. Wilson, K. M. Schwartz
272.-- The solid phase synthesis of asyymetric oligothiophenes.
P. R. L. Malenfant, J. M.
Frµechet, L. Groenendaal
273.-- Assymetric oligothiophenes as model compounds for the
solid phase synthesis of
conducting oligomers. P. R. L. Malenfant, L. Groenendaal, J. M.
Frµechet
274.-- Synthesis and characterization of
poly[2-(2-thienyl)3-(4-dimethyldodecylammoniumphenyl)thiophene triflate]
a processable self
n-dopable polymer. A. A. Moxey, D. C. Loveday, I. D. Brotherson,
J. P. Ferraris
275.-- Polymer blends and copolymers based on N-vinylcarbazole
and
N-phenyl-2-(2'-thienyl)-5-(5''-vinyl-2''-thienyl)pyrrole: A novel
approach to tailor
electrochromic properties. D. S. Mudigonda, D. L. Meeker, J. M.
Osborn, D. C. Loveday, J. P.
Ferraris
276.-- Preparation and evaluation of poly(3-phenyl-thiophene)
derivatives for
electrochemical capacitors. I. D. Brotherston, M. M. Eissa, A. A.
Moxey, D. C. Loveday, J.
P. Ferraris
277.-- A new phenylthiophene derivative with crosslinking
capability. Y. Xu, D. C. Loveday,
J. P. Ferraris, D. W. J. Smith
278.-- Characterization of self n-dopable polymers. D. C.
Loveday, A. A. Moxey, M.
Hmyene, X. Ren, D. Guerrero, J. P. Ferraris
279.-- Synthesis and electronic properties of
poly(2-phenylthieno[3,4-B]thiophene). C. J.
Neef, J. P. Ferraris
280.-- Aging of polyethylene and conducting polymer blends.
P. Mazabraud, P. Hourquebie,
D. Marsacq, H. Janah
281.-- Synthesis and characterization of
poly[3-(ò-bromoalkylthiophenes)]. M. L. Liu, M.
Pomerantz
282.-- Synthesis and properties of regioregular poly(dialkyl
[2,2'-bithiophene]-5,5'-diyl-4,4'-dicarboxylates). Y. Cheng, R. K.
Kasim, R. L. Elsenbaumer,
M. Pomerantz
283.-- Semifluorinated poly(alkylthiophene)s. D. M.
Collard, T. J. Cameron, J. Middlecoff
284.-- Absorption, emission and redox properties of
bithienylnaphthalene systems. S.
Balasubramanian, L-S. Tan, J. L. Burkett, B. A. Reinhardt
285.-- Investigation on the electrodeposition process of
polypyrrole coatings on steel by
infrared spectroscopy. W. Su, J. O. Iroh
286.-- A modified 1,6-polymerization route to soluble
poly(p-phenylene vinylene)
derivatives -- synthesis and mechanism. B. R. Hsieh, Y. Yu, A. C.
VanLaeken, H. Lee
287.-- A new family of highly emissive soluble poly(p-phenylene
vinylene) derivatives - a
step toward fully conjugated blue emitting PPVs. B. R. Hsieh, W.
Feld, Y. Yu, G. Schaaf
288.-- Introduction of twist-twist pi conjugation (TTPC) into
polyphenylene vinylene)
polymers for electroluminescence. J. Gano, M. Liu, P. Sekher, B.
R. Hsieh
289.-- Organic superlattices via chemical vapor molecular layer
deposition (CV-MLD)
processes. S. Yitzchaik, V. Burtman, A. Zelichenok
290.-- Ring-opening methathesis polymerization (ROMP) of an
Unsaturated ferrocenophane
yields soluble conjugated polymers that contain ferrocenylene units in
the backbone. R. W.
Heo, T. R. Lee
291.-- Synthesis, isomerization and ring-opening metathesis
polymerization (ROMP) of a
disilanyl analog of 1,5-cyclooctadiene yields soluble hybrid conjugated
polymers. L. Zhang, T.
R. Lee
292.-- Conducting polymers with multi-dimensional structures.
L. Dai, S. Huang, J. Lu, A.
Mau, F. Zhang
293.-- Low bandgap and n-dopable cyanovinylene based polymers
for near IR electrochromic
applications. C. A. Thomas, G. A. Sotzing, J. R. Reynolds
294.-- Uniformity and refractive index of metallorganic polymer.
D. L. Thomsen III, F.
Papadimitrakopoulos
295.-- Unltrathin self-assembled nanosilicon/siloxane composite
films. F.
Papadimitrakopoulos, T. Phelyl-Bobin, P. Wisniecki
296.-- Electrical conductivities of polyalkylvinyl ketones and
polypyrrole reacted with
dopant solutions. U. S. Ramelow, J. H. Ma, D. Tauber
297.-- Toward poly(nonyl bisoxazole): A study of nonyl
bisoxazole oligomers. J. K.
Politis, M. D. Curtis
298.-- Effect of regioregularity on the physical structure and
morphology of conducting
poly(3-undecyl bithiophene)s. S. Narayan, P. Desai, A. S.
Abhiraman, J. Kowalik, L. Tolbert
299.-- Synthesis and characterization of star regioregular
poly(3-hexylthiophene). R. D.
Rauh, F. Wang
300.-- Bright red electroluminescence dye/copolymer blends.
B. Hu, F. E. Karasz
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Section A
Specilaty Monomers and Their Polymers
K. O. Havelka, Organizer, Presiding
8:30-- 301. Dendri-glass -- design of ultra-low dielectric
constant materials using specialty
highly branched polymers. C. J. Hawker, J. F. Remenar, J. L.
Hedrick, R. D. Miller, D. Y.
Yoon, S. M. Kim, M. Trollsas
9:00-- 302. Photochemical modification of a cholesteric side-chain
copolysiloxane. L. C.
Chien, S. Campbell, Y. Lin, U. Mªuller
9:30-- 303. Sugar oxazoline monomers for chitin synthesis by
chitinase catalysis: A new
concept of activated substrate monomer. S. Kobayashi
10:00--Intermission
10:15-- 304. Phosphorus-containing perfluorocyclobutane (PFCB)
thermoplastics and
thermosets. J. Ji, S. Narayan-Sarathy, R. H. Neilson, D. W. J.
Smith
10:45-- 305. The synthesis and characterization of allyl alcohol
and methyl methacrylate
copolymer. S-H. Guo, D. R. Kinney
11:15-- 306. New N-vinylformamide derivatives and their use in
radiation cure coatings. R.
K. J. Pinschmidt, N. Chen
Section B
Applications of Polymers in Foods
Structure/Property Studies of Food Polymers
Cosponsored with Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry
H. N. Cheng, Organizer, Presiding
G. L. Cote, Organizer
I. C. Baianu, Organizer
8:30-- 307. Structure-property correlations of non-starch food
polysaccharides. J. N.
BeMiller
9:30-- 308. X-ray and molecular modeling studies on the
structure-function correlations of
polysaccharides. R. Chandrasekaran
10:00--Intermission
10:15-- 309. Molecular mobility and structural relaxation of
biopolymers. P. Chinachoti
10:45-- 310. An NMR study of myofibrillar protein interactions.
I. C. Baianu, A.
Mora-Gutierrez, T. F. Kumosinski, P. J. Bechtel
11:15-- 311. Description and characterization of soluble
protein-polyelectrolyte complexes.
K. W. Mattison, P. L. Dubin
Section C
Silicones and Silicone-Modified Materials
S. J. Clarson, Organizer
J. J. Fitzgerald, Organizer, Presiding
M. J. Owen, Organizer
S. D. Smith, Organizer
8:30-- 312. Advances in nontoxic silicone biofouling release
coatings. J. Stein, T. B.
Burnell, J. C. Carpenter, K. M. Carroll, J. Serth-Guzzo, K. E. Truby, G.
W. Swain, M. Schultz
9:00-- 313. Constant elongation fatigue of precipitated silica
filled silicone rubber. T. A.
Okel
9:30-- 314. Polydimethylsiloxane networks crosslinked with
fluoroalkyl(triethoxy)silane:
Novel surface micro-structures. K. J. Wynne, E. E. Johnston, P.
Gatenholm, S. E. Bullock
10:00-- 315. Dynamic mechanical properties of interpenetrating
polymer networks of
trimethylsiloxy silicates (MQ) and polydimethy siloxanes (PDMS). J. H.
Wengrovius, T. B.
Burnell, M. A. Zumbrum
10:20-- 316. Organosilicon sheet and tube polymers-further
characterization and potential
utility. D. E. Katsoulis, T. C. S. Chao, E. A. McQuiston, M. E.
Kenney, C. Chen
10:40-- 317. Dielectric Relaxation in silicone polymer/resin
blends. M. A. Krenceski, J.
J. Fitzgerald, D. T. Pero, J. H. Wengrovius
11:00-- 318. "Powder- Rubber": Dispersion of siloxane gums in
amorphous silica. N.
Singh, J. Anostario, A. Tate, R. Dean
11:20-- 319. Topological effects in model PDMS elastomers: Phase
separation induced by
chemical reaction. B. D. Viers, J. E. Mark, S. Sukumaran, G.
Beaucage
11:40-- 320. Studies of the room temperature vulcanization of
poly-dimethylsiloxane with
tetraethylorthosilicate. R. C. Tsiang
Section D
ACS Award in Polymer Chemistry in honor of Gerhard Wegner
H. K. J. Hall, Organizer
C. Eisenbach, Organizer
D. F. O'Brien, Presiding
8:30--Introductory Remarks, C. Eisenbach
8:45-- 321. Functional polymers: From separation to chiral
molecular recognition. J. M.
Frµechet, F. Svec
9:15-- 322. Synthesis and properties of poly(arylene vinylene)s
with well defined
structures. W. J. Feast, F. C. Cacialli, R. Daik, R. H. Friend
9:45--Intermission
10:00-- 323. Manipulating polymerization mechanism, chain
conformation and
macromolecular shape by self-encapsulation in dendritic coats. V.
Percec
10:30-- 324. Molecular composites of rigid-rod polydiacetylene or
polyphenylene and
random-coil polymers. C. Eisenbach, A. Datko, A. Gªoldel, J.
Hofmann, T. Lehmann, D. Winter
11:00-- 325. Chain stiffness as a principle in macromolecular
architectures. G. Wegner
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Specialty Monomers and Their Polymers
K. O. Havelka, Organizer
K. J. Wynne, Presiding
1:30-- 326. Designing well defined spherical and cylindrical
functional polymers. V. Percec
2:00-- 327. Determination of the optimal molar ratio for acrylic
acid copolymers, containing
N-vinylpyrrolidone, using statistical design of experiment. B. M.
Culbertson, D. Xie, W. M.
Johnston
2:30-- 328. Dendritic nanorods -- shape control through
implementation of steric strain. A.
Ingerl, B. Karakaya, I. Neubert, A. D. Schlªuter
3:00--Intermission
3:15-- 329. Homogenous dispersion polymerization. P. G.
Murray, M. Ramesh, P. G.
Murray
3:45-- 330. New saccharide-derived monomers and their use in water
treatment polymers.
J. S. Thomaides, P. M. Petersen, R. W. R. Humphreys, A. M.
Carrier, J. Burkert, A. Austin,
R. Farwaha
4:15-- 331. 2:6-Dimethyl naphthalene dicarboxylate: A new
specialty monomer for next
generation polyethylene naphthalate films resins and fibers. J.
Barber, J. A. Siddiqui
Section B
Applications of Polymers in Foods
Functions and Technologies of Food Polymers, I
Cosponsored with Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry
H. N. Cheng, Organizer
G. L. Cote, Organizer, Presiding
I. C. Baianu, Organizer
1:15-- 332. The "food polymer science" approach to flour
functionality and ingredient
technology in biscuit baking. H. Levine, L. Slade
2:00-- 333. Effect of genetic polymorphism of
Å-lactoglobulin on the gelation of whey protein
concentrates and purified protein. E. A. Foegeding, R. Lowe, M. J.
Boland, J. P. Hill
2:30-- 334. Exopolysaccharides from lactic acid bacteria:
Technological bottlenecks and
practical solutions. L. De Vuyst
3:00--Intermission
3:15-- 335. Targeting of an appropriate amylose type for specific
product applications. R.
B. Friedman, E. D. DeBoer, G. A. Delgado, S. L. Fursik, F. Qvyjt, F.
L. Tenbarge
3:45-- 336. Structure-function relationship for pre-gelatinized
crosslinked starch particles.
J. K. Whaley, T. A. Capitani, J. R. Heigis, C-W. Chiu
4:15-- 337. Potato starches for food applications - a particular
emphasis on chain length and
branching pattern. J. Marcussen, I. Hilden, P. Poulsen
Section C
Silicones and Silicone-Modified Materials
S. J. Clarson, Organizer
J. J. Fitzgerald, Organizer, Presiding
M. J. Owen, Organizer
S. D. Smith, Organizer
1:30-- 338. Low modulus fluorosiloxane based hydrogels for contact
lens application. J. F.
Kªunzler, R. Ozark
2:00-- 339. Siloxane water-based elastomers. D. T. Liles,
E. J. Joffre
2:20-- 340. Condensation cure fluorosilicone sealants. N.
Singh, J. Cella
2:40-- 341. Fluorosilicone networks from trifluorovinyl ether
pendant polysiloxanes. S.
Narayan-Sarathy, D. W. Smith, J. Ji, R. H. Neilson
3:00-- 342. Microlithographic applications of silicon-containing
polymers and individual
organosilicon compounds. E. D. Babich
3:20-- 343. UV curable silicones from
acryloxymethyldimethylacryloxysilane. H. K. Chu
3:40-- 344. UV/EB curing of epoxy silicones. C. Priou, J.
M. Frances, S. I. Kerr
4:00-- 345. Rheology in the release of silicone coatings. G. V.
Gordon, R. L. Tabler, S. V.
Perz, J. L. Stasser, M. J. Owen, J. S. Tonge
4:20-- 346. Tospearl®-silicone resin for industrial
applications. R. J. Perry, M. E. Adams
4:40-- 347. Effects of siloxane functionalized
Ñ-caprolactone polyols on the mechanical
properties of cycloaliphatic epoxide UV coatings. S. Wu, M. D.
Soucek
Section D
ACS Award in Polymer Chemistry in honor of Gerhard Wegner
H. K. J. Hall, Organizer
C. Eisenbach, Organizer
N. R. Armstrong, Presiding
1:30-- 348. Supramolecular materials. S. I. Stupp
2:00-- 349. Precisely branched polyethylene and other very regular
polymer structures via
ADMET chemistry. K. B. Wagener, D. Valenti, M. Watson
2:30-- 350. Dendritic, hyperbranched, and cross-linked
polyphenylenes - from benzene to
shape-persistent nanoparticles. K. Muellen, A. Berresheim, U.
Wielser, F. Morgenroth
3:00--Intermission
3:15-- 351. Electrochemical processes of the
polyphthalocyaninatosiloxanes and related
cofacially aggregated phthalocyanine assemblies. N. R. Armstrong,
D. R. Dunphy, H. Rengel,
P. Smolenyak, D. F. O'Brien, G. Wegner
3:45-- 352. Design and synthesis of molecular reactors. M.
Schmidt, O. Emmerich, C.
Roos, K. Fischer, F. Baumann, B. Deubzer
4:15-- 353. Tailoring polymer thin film properties by balancing
selected molecular
interactions. C. K. Ober, K. Ogino, J. Wang, S. Valiyaveettil, N.
Sundararajan
THURSDAY MORNING
Section A
Specialty Monomers and Their Polymers
K. O. Havelka, Organizer
S. W. Shalaby, Presiding
8:30-- 354. Synthesis of cross-linked polyampholyte latexes. K.
W. Hampton, W. T. Ford
9:00-- 355. Sodium 2-acrylamido-2-methylpropane sulfonic acid
copolymers as agents for
suppressing mist in aqueous fluids. R. A. Denis, S. N. Kalhan, S.
R. Twining
9:30-- 356. Effects of sulfonic and phosphonic acrylic monomers on
the crosslinking of
acrylic latexes with cycloaliphatic epoxide. S. Wu, M. D.
Soucek
10:00--Intermission
10:15-- 357. Epoxy thermoplastics. A new class of polymers with a
broad property profile.
J. E. White
10:45-- 358. Synthesis and applications of novel polymeric
particles using organically
modified alkoxysilanes. R. M. Ottenbrite, R. Yin, J. A.
Siddiqui
11:15-- 359. Amine functional specialty polymers as adhesives in
multilayer film composite
structures. E. L. Mason, C. Chappell, J. A. Siddiqui
Section B
Applications of Polymers in Foods
Characterization of Food Polymers
Cosponsored with Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry
H. N. Cheng, Organizer
G. L. Cote, Organizer
I. C. Baianu, Organizer, Presiding
8:30-- 360. Physical properties of xanthan, galactomannan and
their mixtures in aqueous
solution. M. Rinaudo, M. Milas, T. Bresolin, J. Ganter
9:30-- 361. A diffractionist's view of galactomannan gums. W.
T. Winter
10:00--Intermission
10:15-- 362. Effect of glass transitions on the rheological
properties of food polymers. V.
T. Huang
10:45-- 363. The measurement of mass and size distributions,
conformation, and branching
of important food polymers by MALS following sample fractionation. P.
J. Wyatt, M. H. Chen
11:15-- 364. NMR and statistical analysis of the galacturonic acid
and methyl ester
distribution in pectic polysaccharides. T. G. Neiss, H. N. Cheng,
P. J. H. Daas, H. A. Schols
Section C
Silicones and Silicone-Modified Materials
S. J. Clarson, Organizer
J. J. Fitzgerald, Organizer
M. J. Owen, Organizer, Presiding
S. D. Smith, Organizer
8:30-- 365. Selforganized collapse of langmuir monolayers of
mesophase cyclolinear
polyorganosiloxanes. Y. K. Godovsky, J. Fang, C. M. Knobler, N. N.
Makarova
9:00-- 366. NMR spin-spin relaxation studies of reinforced
polydimethylsiloxane melts. T.
Cosgrove, I. Weatherhead, R. Schmidt, G. V. Gordon, J. Hannington
9:30-- 367. Ä-Amino acid-Å-hydroxysiloxanes on E-glass
fibers. J. G. Matisons, A.
Provatas
10:00-- 368. Surface properties of thin film polydimethylsiloxane.
M. J. Owen, H. She, M.
K. Chaudhury
10:20-- 369. Quantitative prediction of cohesive properties of
linear and cyclic
poly(dimethylsiloxanes) using atomistic simulations. D. Rigby
10:40-- 370. Modification of polyolefins with silicone copolymers
in a twin-screw extruder:
Processing, bulk and surface properties. E. Yilgªor, I.
Yilgªor, T. Sinmaz¼celik
11:00-- 371. Atomic force microscopy of surface and subsurface
regions of silicone-based
materials. T. Kowalewski, S. E. Bullock, J. D. Pike
11:20-- 372. Hydrosilation polymerization: A versatile approach
to the synthesis of new
carbosiloxane polymers for use as sensor materials. S. N.
Kaganove, J. W. Grate
11:40-- 373. Poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) network and gelation
studies. D. J. R.
Taylor, R. F. T. Stepto, M. Gottlieb
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Manufacturing of Specialty Polymers
S. W. Shalaby, Organizer, Presiding
B. Gordon, Organizer, Presiding
1:30--Introductory Remarks, B. Gordon
1:40-- 374. Manufacturing of photonics polymers. P. N.
Prasad, M. K. Casstevens, S.
Ghosal, R. Burzynski
2:05-- 375. ŸIn situ‰ polymerization and production of
novel surface-conducting plastic
articles. J. M. Allan, S. W. Shalaby, R. V. Gregory
2:30-- 376. Low-pressure, continuous-flow-system corona treatment
of PE and PP. S-D.
Lee, F. S. Denes, M. Sarmadi
2:55-- 377. Absorbable polymers for biomedical and pharmaceutical
applications. J. T.
Corbett, S. W. Shalaby, J. M. Allan, M. Duncan
3:20-- 378. Novel equal channel angular extrusion process for
improving physical and
mechanical properties in polymers. C. Li, H. J. Sue
3:45-- 379. Reactive polymeric intermediates for toughening
acrylic and epoxy resins. S.
W. Shalaby, J. S. Wrana, L. A. Monroe
4:10--Panel Discussion, S. W. Shalaby, Moderator
Section B
Applications of Polymers in Foods
Functions and Technologies of Food Polymers, II
Cosponsored with Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry
H. N. Cheng, Organizer
G. L. Cote, Organizer
I. C. Baianu, Organizer
J. N. BeMiller, Presiding
1:30-- 380. Unique properties of high viscosity Guar Gums. C.
A. Hoppe, A. Goswami
2:00-- 381. GuarNT Bland, reduced odor thickener and soluble
fiber. F. M. Ward
2:30-- 382. Pectin-based biodegradable water insoluble films.
A. E. Pavlath, A. Voisin, G.
Robertson
3:00--Intermission
3:15-- 383. The unique functional attributes of microcrystalline
cellulose co-processed with
inorganic salts. G. S. Buliga, A. Venables, E. Selinger
3:45-- 384. Bacterial cellulose and its CMC derivatives. H. N.
Cheng, S. Mital
Section C
Silicones and Silicone-Modified Materials
S. J. Clarson, Organizer
J. J. Fitzgerald, Organizer
M. J. Owen, Organizer, Presiding
S. D. Smith, Organizer
1:30-- 385. Novel silanol-containing polymers and their blends.
E. M. Pearce, T. K. Kwei,
S. Lu
2:00-- 386. Poly-functionalization of polysiloxanes: New
industrial opportunities. C.
Priou, P. Olier, S. Breunig, C. Vergelati, N. Guennouni, G.
Mignani
2:30-- 387. Synthesis of polymers containing silicon atoms of
regulated stereochemistry. Y.
Kawakami
3:00-- 388. Silica filled polydimethylsiloxane bimodal adsorption.
J. P. C. Addad
3:20-- 389. Functionalized siloxane-containing polymers via
hydrosilyation polymerization.
J. Hu, D. Y. Son
3:40-- 390. Waterborne polysiloxane-polymimide copolymers. A.
D. Bowens, M. A. F.
Robertson, J. S. Riffle
4:00-- 391. Preparation and properties of rubber-toughened high
temperature poly(arylene
ether). C. Kumudinie, J. K. Premachandra, J. E. Mark, M. R. Unroe,
F. E. Arnold
4:20-- 392. Silica structures formed by sol-gel process as
modifiers of epoxy networks. L.
Matejka
4:40-- 393. Preparation of novel silphenylenesiloxane copolymers.
R. Zhang, A. R. Pinhas,
J. E. Mark