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2003 Fall NATIONAL ACS MEETINGNew York, NY (Sept. 7-12, 2003)
Program Meeting Chair: Chris Bowman
Biocatalysis in Polymer Science (4-6 sessions) Polymer Chemistry in Nanotechnology (6-8 sessions) Polymeric Nanofibers (2-3 sessions) Materials and Processing for MEMs Technology (4-6 oral sessions) Molecular Recognition using Polymeric Materials (3-4 sessions) Branching in Polyolefins(4 sessions) P. Arjunan, Baytown Polymers Center, Exxon Chemical Co, 5200 Baytown Drive, Baytown, TX 77522, pal.arjunan@exxonmobil.com, Phone: 281-834-1533 (Fax: N/A); J.E. McGrath, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Virgina Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 24061-0344, jmcgrath@vt.edu, Phone: 540-231-5976 (Fax: N/A) Foundations of Polymer Science, as Exemplified by Paul J. Flory's Contributions J. E. Mark, Department of Chemistry, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH 45221, markje@email.uc.edu, Phone: 513-556-9292 (Fax 513-556-9239); Akihiro Abe, Department of Applied Chemistry, Tokyo Institute of Polytechnics, 1538 Iiyama, Atsugi 243-0297 Japan, aabe@chem.t-kougei.ac.jp, Phone: 81-46-242-9536 (Fax 81-46-242-9536) General Papers (4
oral sessions) Unilever Award (1 session) Industrial Sponsors (1 session) POLY DIVISION OF POLYMER CHEMISTRY PRELIMINARY Program, 226th ACS National Meeting, New York, NY,
September 7-11, 2003 C. N. Bowman, Program Chair OTHER SYMPOSIA OF INTEREST: Polymers at Inorganic Solid Surfaces: Synthesis and
Characterization (see COLL, Sun, Mon) ICI Student Award Symposium (see PMSE, Tue) Nanostructured Liquid Crystal/Polymeric Materials, Applications
and Devices (see PMSE, Sun) Smart Nano-Assemblies (see PMSE, Sun, Mon,
Tue) BUSINESS MEETING: Sat SUNDAY MORNING Section A Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Foundations of Polymer Science. Paul Flory's Seminal
Contributions, Present Status, and Projections D. Y. Yoon and C. M. Roland, Presiding J. E. Mark, A. Abe, and L. Mandelkern, Organizers 8:30 - Introductory Remarks. 8:35 -1. Paul FloryÕs contributions, and symposium
overview. J. E. Mark 9:00 -2. Control of Polymer Structure using Transition
Metal Catalysts. R. H. Grubbs 9:25 -3. Some aspects of polymer crystallization. L.
Mandelkern 9:50 -4. Liquid Crystallinity and its Applications - The
Intuitive Grasp of Physical Concepts Provided by the Flory Model. A. Abe 10:15 - Intermission. 10:25 -5. Influence of chain configurations on polyolefin
blend thermodynamics. D. J. Lohse 10:50 -6. Formation and Characterization of Networks: Implications
for Structure-Property Relations of Elastomers. B. E. Eichinger 11:15 -7. Rubber elasticity experiments. B. Erman 11:40 -8. Interfacial rheology of complex, fluid
interfaces. G. G. Fuller, E. Stancik, G. Gavranovic Section B Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Branching in Polyolefins Tutorials Cosponsored with PMSE C. Friedrich and P. Arjunan, Organizers, Presiding 8:30 - Introductory Remarks. 8:35 -9. Mathematical modelling of long chain branch
formation in polyolefins made with single-site catalysts. J. B. P. Soares 9:35 -10. Control of polymer branching topology by
late-transition-metal catalysis. Z. Guan 10:35 - Intermission. 10:45 -11. Characterization of long chain branching in
polyolefins. T. Sun 11:45 -12. Determining the average chain length between
branch points. R. H. Colby Section C Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Materials and Processing for MEMs Technology Tutorial Session C. C. Henderson, Organizer, Presiding 8:30 - Introductory Remarks. 8:40 -13. Polymer micromachining and applications in
sensors, microfluidics, and nanotechnology. C. Liu, J. Chen,
J. Engel, J. Zou, X. (. Wang, Z. Fan, K. Ryu, K. Shaikh, D. Bullen 9:20 -14. Development of polymer MEMS structures for
microfluidic devices and Lab-on-a-Chips. C. H. Ahn 10:00 - Intermission. 10:20 -15. Applications of polymers in integrated
microsystems. K. Najafi, Y. Gianchandani 11:00 -16. Micromachined polymers for MEMS applications. M.
Bachman 11:40 -17. Parylene for MEMS applications. Y. Tai Section D Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Polymer Chemistry in Nanotechnology Polymers and Biology D. A. Shipp, Presiding C. A. Guymon and D. L. Gin, Organizers 9:00 -18. Supramolecular polymers for organic and
biomimetic nanotechnology. S. I. Stupp 9:30 -19. Bioinspired phospholipid polymer matrix with
spontaneous rearrangement for cell invasion. J. Watanabe, K.
Ishihara 9:55 -20. Well-defined polymer architectures for
controlled assembly: Beta-sheet containing hybrid block copolymers. J. M.
Smeenk, T. Huizing, H. G. Stunnenberg, J. C. M. van Hest 10:20 - Intermission. 10:35 -21. Wrapping DNA double helix with plastics via
self-assembly and photodecomposition of diazonium salt and diazoresin. Y.
Wei, J. Zheng, H. Dong, S. Cheng, G. Yang, K. Qiu, W. Cao, Z. Li 11:05 -22. Synthesis and characterization of nano
hydroxyapatite grafted with biodegradable and crosslinkable funaric/adipic acid
macromer. E. Jabbari, J. A. Gruetzmacher, L. Lu, B. L. Currier, M.
J. Yaszemski 11:30 -23. Approach to study pH-responsive micro- and
nanogels. S. Kazakov, M. Kaholek, B. Krasnikov, K. Levon Memorial Symposium in Honor of Vivian T. Stannett Transport Properties of Polymers Cosponsored with PMSE SUNDAY AFTERNOON Section A Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Foundations of Polymer Science. Paul Flory's Seminal
Contributions, Present Status, and Projections R. L. Jernigan and R. A. Orwoll, Presiding J. E. Mark, A. Abe, and L. Mandelkern, Organizers 1:30 -24. Chain statistics. W. L. Mattice, C. A.
Helfer 1:55 -25. Global optimization of potential energy of
proteins. H. A. Scheraga 2:20 -26. Effects of base sequence and ligand binding on
the large-scale properties of DNA. W. K. Olson 2:45 -27. Polysaccharides. D. A. Brant 3:10 - Intermission. 3:20 -28. Supramolecular polymer science: Macromolecular
synthesis through self-assembly. S. I. Stupp 3:45 -29. NMR and the microstructures, conformations,
dynamics, and morphologies of polymers:Polypropylene and PET case studies. A.
E. Tonelli 4:10 -30. Controlling crystal morphology in block
copolymers. R. A. Register, Y. Loo, L. W. Lee 4:35 -31. Shape-persistent polyelectrolytes: facts and
surprises. G. Wegner 5:00 -32. SANS studies of polymers in the condensed
state, organic and supercritical solvents. G. D. Wignall Section B Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Branching in Polyolefins Tutorial/Synthesis Cosponsored with PMSE P. Arjunan and C. Friedrich, Organizers, Presiding 1:30 - Introductory Remarks. 1:35 -33. Architectural design of long chain branched
polyolefins. A. H. Dekmezian, E. J. Markel, J. B. P. Soares, W.
Weng, D. J. Lohse, C. A. Garcia-Franco, D. Bonchev, P. Arjunan, P. jiang, H.
Fruitwala, T. Sun 2:35 -34. Branching in Polyethylenes via Versipol
Catalysts and Macromonomers. J. Lahitte, F. Peruch, J. Kress, P. J. Lutz 3:05 -35. Control of polymer topology through
transition-metal catalysis: synthesis of functional olefin copolymers using a
chain walking catalyst. Z. Guan, G. Chen, S. X. Ma 3:35 - Intermission. 3:45 -36. Segregated-star copolymers from a single-site
polymerization catalyst. T. Arai, M. Nakajima, S. Hanasato, T. Ohtsu 4:15 -37. Structure and property of long chain branched
isotactic polypropylene. W. Weng, W. Hu, A. H. Dekmezian 4:45 -38. Effects of long chain branching in
polypropylene on shear-induced crystallization. R. H. Somani, L. Yang,
B. S. Hsiao, P. Agarwal, A. Mehta, W. Weng Section C Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Materials and Processing for MEMs Technology Novel Polymer Structures, Materials, and Processing C. C. Henderson, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 -39. Polyimide Based Microcapacitor Force Arrays for
Mechanical Actuation. S. M. Bobbio, S. W. Smith, J. M. Zara, S. M.
Goodwin-Johannson, M. Govindarajan, C. Asokamani, S. P. Ramesh 1:55 -40. Polymer-based MEMS multi-modal sensory array. J.
Engel, J. Chen, C. Liu 2:20 -41. Liquid crystalline polymer-based PCBMEMS. D.
Fries, H. Broadbent, G. Steimle, A. M. Cardenas-Valencia 2:45 -42. Rapid fabrication of high aspect ratio plastic
microstructures using microinjection molding techniques. R. K. Trichur, G.
Beaucage, C. H. Ahn 3:10 - Intermission. 3:30 -43. Investigation of fluid absorption in hybrid
poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS)/silicon biochips for long-term cell-incubation
applications. W. Chang, R. Gomez, H. Li, D. Akin, R. Bashir 3:55 -44. Design of nanocomposite polymer coatings for
MEMS applications. D. Julthongpiput, M. C. LeMieux, K. N. Bergman, V.
Tsukruk 4:20 -45. Fast evaluation of next-generation
lithographical patterns by small angle x-ray scattering. T. Hu Section D Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Polymer Chemistry in Nanotechnology Polymers and Nanoelectronics/Devices D. J. Dyer, Presiding C. A. Guymon and D. L. Gin, Organizers 1:15 -46. Liquid crystal solutions of electronic
polymers. T. M. Swager 1:45 -47. Nanostructuring of
poly(paraphenyleneethynylene)s. U. H. F. Bunz, J. N.
Wilson, B. Erdogan, Y. W. Wang 2:10 -48. Colorimetric polydiacetylene nano-sensors based
on PAMAM dendrimer templates. A. Sarkar, P. S. Satoh, P. R. Dvornic, S. N.
Kaganove 2:35 -49. Conjugated polymer nanowires. S. A. Jenekhe, Y. Zhu 3:05 - Intermission. 3:20 -50. Inkjet Printing For Building Multilayer
Devices. P. Calvert 3:50 -51. Plasma-Assisted Nanolithography with
Organometallic Homo- and Block Copolymers. G. J. Vancso, S. Golze,
M. A. Hempenius, I. Korczagin, H. Hillborg, R. G. H. Lammertink 4:15 -52. Thermoplastic elastomers with
cross-polymerizable hard blocks. R. A. Koevoets, R. P.
Sijbesma, P. C. M. M. Magusin, E. W. Meijer 4:40 -53. Polymer coatings of carbon nanotube sensors. A.
Star, T. Han, V. Joshi, G. Gruner Directed Evolution of Enzymes Cosponsored with BIOL Memorial Symposium in Honor of Vivian T. Stannett Polymerization and Polymer Modification Cosponsored with PMSE Soft Colloids: Fundamental Research and Technological
Applications Interacting Nanoparticles Cosponsored with COLL SUNDAY EVENING Section A Unknown Site -- Unknown Room General Papers Polymer Synthesis and Characterization D. Garcia, Organizer 5:00 - 7:00 54. Effects of polymerization temperature & the addition of ethyl
acetate as a chain transfer agent on Mv of poly(dimethylamino)ethyl
methacrylate. A. Phillips, H. Lujan-Upton 55. Synthesis of a novel ligand-functionalized dithioester for RAFT
polymerization. G. Zhou, I. Harruna 56. 1H NMR study of a novel aromatic macrocyclic oligomer with an
asymmetric structure. G. Dang, W. Yang, C. Chen, Y. Wei, W. Zhang,
Z. Wu, F. Li 57. Synthesis and characterization of some functional poly
(4-vinylpyridine) metal complexes. H. Li, Y. Xu, J. Wang, L.
Zhang 58. Synthesis of novel dimethacrylate monomer containing
zirconium-fluoride complex for dental composites. X. Xu, X. Ding,
L. Ling, J. O. Burgess 59. Synthesis and characterization of some macromolecule metal
complexes. H. Li, Y. Xu, K. Sha, J. Wang 60. Synthesis and characterization of Schiff base and its metal
complexes. M. Sun, D. Wang, J. Wang, Y. Li 61. Synthesis and properties of nano-size PA/PSi soap-free core-shell
latex. K. Zhang, X. Zong, H. Li, K. Sha, J. Wang, S. Yang 62. Synthesis of polystyrene in emulsion by atom transfer radical
polymerization. K. Zhang, H. Zhang, K. Sha, S. Zhao, J. Wang, S. Yang 63. The synthesis and characterization of part dithiocarboxyl
beta-cyclodextrin and its metal complex. Y. Jiang, S. Li, H. Zhang, J. Wang 64. Investigation on kinetic of inverse emulsion polymerization of
acrylic salt. J. Wang, F. Zhang, S. Yu 65. Investigation on thickening properties of super water-absorbent
resin. J. Wang, F. Zhang, S. Yu 66. Synthesis and characterization of tetracarboxyphenylporphyrin and
its metal complexes. M. Sun, D. Wang, J. Wang, Y. Li 67. Reversible addition fragmentation chain transfer polymerization
of n-butyl acrylate. B. C. Benicewicz, M. J. Nasrullah, R. Vajjula 68. Synthesis, thermal stability, and light emitting properties of
hyperbranched polyarylenes with different aromatic and chromophoric moieties.
M. HŠu§ler, J. W. Y. Lam, H. Peng, R. Zheng, C. W. Law, B. Z. Tang 69. Synthesis and properties of poly(1-alkynes) with stigmasterol
pendants. L. M. Lai, J. W. Y. Lam, B. Z. Tang 70. Synthesis and properties of hyperbranched polyarylenes with
triphenylamine moiety. R. Zheng, J. W. Y. Lam, H. Peng, M. HŠu§ler, C. W. Law, B.
Z. Tang 71. An ionic liquid solvent method to prepare bridged polysilsesquioxane
aerogels. Y. W. Chen-Yang, C. Y. Yuan, S. Dai, Y. Wei 72. Synthesis of Fe/Zn double metal cyanide (DMC) complex catalyzed
ring-openning polymerization. S. Chen, X. W. Xia, N. P. Xu 73. Acrylic acid plasma polymerization to modify the surface of expanded
poly(tetrafluoroethylene). Y. W. Chen-Yang, C. W. Chen, S. C.
Tseng, Y. Z. Wu, H. C. Yang, J. Y. Kau 74. Biocatalytic routes for the synthesis of amino acids containing
amphiphilic copolymers for drug delivery applications. R. Tyagi, R. Kumar,
V. S. Parmar, L. A. Samuelson, A. C. Watterson, J. Kumar 75. Catalytic chain transfer by a cobalt(II) porphyrin in radical
polymerization of methacrylic acid in water: observation and significance of
reversible radical termination. Y. Li, Z. Lu, B. B. Wayland 76. Novel azlactone functional initiators for atom transfer radical
polymerization and their use. M. S. Wendland, D. D.
Fansler, K. M. Lewandowski, L. R. Krepski, S. B. Roscoe, S. M. Heilmann, B. N.
Gaddam 77. Preparation and properties of sulfonated poly(ether sulfone)s
containing 9,9-bis(4-hydroxyphenyl)fluorene. Y. Sakaguchi, K.
Kitamura, S. Takase 78. Preparation and proton conductivities of sulfonated poly(ether
ketone) copolymers. Y. Sakaguchi, K. Kitamura, S. Takase 79. Quartz crystral microbalace study of heterogeneous polymerization
kinetics: styrene polymerization with [Pd(CH3CN)4][BF4]2 thin film. S. H.
Kim, K. Wain 80. Synthesis and thermal crosslinking of cyclolinear carbosilane
polymers. Z. Wu, J. Papandrea, T. Apple, L. Interrante 81. Synthesis of amino functionalized amphiphilic copolymers as
potential gene delivery carriers. S. K. Sharma, A. K.
Sharma, R. Kumar, V. S. Parmar, L. A. Samuelson, J. Kumar, A. C. Watterson 82. Ti(III)-catalyzed radical ring opening of epoxides and living radical
polymerization of styrene. A. D. Asandei, I. W. Moran 83. Novel organosoluble polyamide-imides with high glass transistion
temperature containing noncoplanar 2,2'-bis(trifluorodimethyl)-4,4'-biphenylene
unit. D. Liaw, W. Chen 84. Polymerization of 4-chloro-1,3-benzenedithiol. J. E. Hanson, E.
Miklius, J. Griepenburg 85. Synthesis of cyclopropane dendrimers. J. E. Hanson, H. J. Han 86. Synthesis of thermal and photo reversible cross-linked
polycycloocetene as a shape memory thermoplastic. G. S. Constable, E. B.
Coughlin, A. J. Lesser 87. Catalytic oxyfunctionalization of polyolefins. N. K. Boaen, M. A.
Hillmyer 88. Synthesis of polymers based on spiro-orthocarbonates. H.
Bulbul Sonmez, F. Wudl 89. Determination of the propagation rate constant in the
carbocationic polymerization of 2,4,6-trimethylstyrene. P. De, R. Faust,
H. Schimmel, H. Mayr, M. Moreau, B. Charleux, J. Vairon 90. Molecular design and synthesis of a novel polycyclic (aryl ether
ketone)s. W. Yang, G. Dang, C. Chen, W. Zhang, Z. Wu, F.
Li 91. Controllable ring-opening polymerization of macrocyclic oligomer
containing 1,1'-bi-2-naphthol moiety. X. Wang, N. Liu, H. Cao, X. Liu, W.
Zhang 92. Preliminary research of chiral recognition base on chiral rigid
macrocyclic oligomer containing 1,1'-bi-2-naphthyl moiety. H. Cao, T. Ben, X.
Wang, N. Liu, X. Liu, X. Zhao, C. Chen, W. Zhang 93. Thermal properties of controllable cross-linking
sulfur-containing alternating PEEKK copolymer. X. Zhao, X. Liu, H. Wang, Z.
Gao, C. Chen, W. Zhang 94. Synthesis and NMR study of 4-nitro-3',5'-diphenyl-biphenyl and
4-amino-3',5'-diphenyl-biphenyl. Y. Yu, L. Chen, H. Mao, X. Lu, W. Zhang 95. Chiral separation of racemic BN-DIF trimer. X. Wang, N. Liu, H.
Cao, X. Zhao, W. Zhang 96. UV/Vis spectroscopic monitoring of the chemical oxide process of
acetylamino capped polyaniline pentamer. Y. Yu, L. Chen, H. Mao, X. Lu, W.
Zhang 97. Isothermal melt crystallization kinetics of alternating
sulfur-containing PEEKK copolymer. X. Zhao, H. Wang, X. Liu, Z. Gao, C. Chen, W.
Zhang 98. Nonisothermal melt crystallization kinetics of alternating
sulfur-containing PEEKK copolymer. X. Zhao, H. Wang, X. Liu, Z. Gao, C. Chen, W.
Zhang 99. Monosubstituted polyacetylenes bearing a thiophene ring prepared
with a Rh complex catalyst. M. Tabata, A. Miyasaka, M. Nakamura, Y.
Mawatari 100. MultiPEGs : multifunctional polyethylene glycol derivatives. G.
M. Bonora, S. Drioli, M. Ballico 101. New approach to dendronized triblock copolymers using ROMP and
bis-dendritic chain-transfer agents. K. Sill, T. Emrick 102. Preparation and phase characteristics of
polystyrene-b-poly(ethylene-r-butylene)-b- polystyrene triblock copolymer/
organoclay nanocomposites. C. H. Lee, S. T. Lim, Y. K. Kwon, H. J. Choi 103. Tetraphenyl porphyrin transition metal catalysts in the living
radical polymerization of styrene. A. D. Asandei, I. W.
Moran, C. BrŸckner 104. Synthesis and characterization of thermotropic liquid crystalline
polyester containing bulky fluorinated side group. Y. Yang, X. Dai, L. Zhang, Z.
Jiang 105. Synthesis and characterizationsof poly( oxyethylene)s containing
alkylthioalkyl or alkylsulfonylalkyl side groups. S. Cha, H. Ryu, J. Lee 106. Carboxylic acid-terminated hyperbranched polybenzoxazole (PBO)
and its star block copolymers. J. Baek, C. B. Lyons, M. C.
Laufersweiler, L. Tan 107. Synthesis and characterization of novel poly(aryl ether
nitrile)s. S. Zhao, K. Zhang, H. Zhou, C. Chen, Z. Wu 108. Synthesis of naphthalene polymer with low dielectric constant. K.
Tsuchiya, Y. Shibasaki, M. Ueda 109. Synthesis of polyamide dendrimers from unprotected AB2-building
block using thionyl chloride as a condensing agent. I. Washio, Y.
Shibasaki, M. Ueda 110. Multitopic tris(pyrazolyl)methane building blocks. S. Bakbak, U. H. F.
Bunz, D. L. Reger 111. Poly(ethylene-styrene) copolymer ionomers. S. Shim, R. A.
Weiss 112. Synthesis and characterization of hyperbranched polylysine. T.
L. Menz, T. M. Chapman 113. Synthesis and characterization of novel poly(aryl ether ketone)s.
W. Xingdong, Z. Bing, W. Guibin, J. Zhenhua 114. Synthesis and characterization of novel unsymmetrical
hyperbranched poly(phenylene sulfides). J. E. Hanson, A. Mellace 115. Synthesis and characterization of poly(pyridinium salt)s with
organic counterions exhibiting light-emitting properties. H. Han, P. K.
Bhowmik, J. J. Cebe, I. K. Nedeltchev 116. Synthesis and radical-crossover polymerization of macrocycle with
alkoxyamine-based dynamic covalent bonds. H. Otsuka, G.
Yamaguchi, K. Aotani, Y. Higaki, A. Takahara 117. Synthesis of novel fluoride-releasing monomer and composites for
dental application. L. Ling, X. Xu, X. Ding, J. O. Burgess 118. The sythesis of a novel methyl containing aromatic. S. Liang, J.
Cao, C. Liu, H. Na 119. Comparison of free radical polymerization and living
polymerization for the preparation of exfoliated PS/clay nanocomposites. G.
J. Jiang Sr., Y. J. Yang, W. Yang, J. C. Lin 120. Functionalization of poly(aryl ethers)(PAEs):Synthesis and
properties of carboxylic acid substituted PAEs. R. Xianhua, W. Dong, Z. Shuang,
J. Zhenhua, W. Zhongwen 121. Novel synthetic routes to aminofunctionalized polyisobutylene. D.
Machl, M. J. Kunz, W. H. Binder 122. Aromatic polyimides based on
3,3',5,5'-tetrabromo-2,2-bis[4-(4-aminophenoxy)phenyl]propane and aromatic
dianhydrides. R. C. Tsiang, K. Hung 123. Cyclopolymerization of partially fluorinated divinyloxymethane. Y.
Yang, F. Mike, Y. Koike, Y. Okamoto 124. Kinetic evaluation of hyperbranched A2 + B3 polycondensations. D.
Schmaljohann, B. I. Voit 125. Synthesis and characterization of an alternating copolymer of
vinyl pentafluorobenzonate and di(hexafluoroisopropyl) fumarate. W. Liu, Y. Guo, Y.
Koike, Y. Okamoto 126. Preparation and characteristics of core-shell rutile titania /
wollastonite at room temperature. N. Tao, H. Xu, B. Hari, X. Ding, Y.
Sun, Z. Wang 127. Synthesis of glycoconjugated polystyrene microgel via
TEMPO-mediated living radical polymerization. A. Narumi, H. Kaga,
T. Satoh, T. Kakuchi 128. Structural investigation of pH/temperature sensitive hydrogels
with UAA as the crosslinker. L. Tang, Y. Dai, D. Qi 129. Fourier transform infrared photoacoustic spectra of transition
metal complexes of meso-tetra-(4-n-myristyloxyphenyl)porphyrin. W. Liu, Y. Shi,
T. Shi 130. Preparation and control of microporous structure in crystalline
polymer thin films via self-assembly. Y. Wang, W. D. Yan
II, J. S. Shen, C. F. Long 131. Synthesis and properties of liquid crystal zinc porphyrin. L.
Wei, W. Ce, S. Tongshun, Z. Wanjin, L. Lijuan 132. Synthesis of liquid crystal of
meso-tetra-(4-myristyloxyphenyl)porphyrin. W. Liu, Y. Shi, T. Shi 133. Ferriprotoporphyrin complex-catalyzed polymerization of methyl
methacrylate and acrylamide with relatively controlling molecular weights. J.
Kadokawa, A. Kokubo, H. Tagaya 134. Quaternary ammonium salts (QAS) grafted cellulose fiber with
novel anti-bacterial functions. X. Xing, X. Wang, H. Zeng, X. Zhou,
Z. Liu 135. Design and application of photopatternable nanomaterials. R.
Tangirala, E. Baer, A. Hiltner, C. Weder 136. Electrical and spectroscopic property differences of
poly(3-alkoxythiophenes) synthesized by variuos methods. E. E. Sheina, R. D.
McCullough 137. Excimers as molecular probes: deformationÐinduced color changes
in photoluminescent polymer blends. B. R. Crenshaw, C. Weder 138. Exploring methods to increase the tensile and tear strengths of
100% cotton print cloth. N. T. Prevost, N. (. D. Sachinvala, A. A.
Lambert III, J. H. Campbell, S. Gallagher, J. M. Bland, O. D. Dailey Jr., K.
Maskos, W. P. Niemczura 139. Fabrication of 3-D porous scaffold using PLLA based
poly(ester-urethane)/HAp composites. I. Chin, K. Kim 140. Nonlinear optical active conjugated dendrimers. Z. Peng, M. Lu, J. Wang,
Y. Pan 141. Polarization properties of the eigenmodes in chiral binaphthyl
optical waveguides. Y. Kim, M. Lee, V. Jain, W. Cao, M. M.
Green, J. Goldhar, C. H. Lee, W. N. Herman 142. Preparation of siloxane-phosphonate xerogels by freeze drying. S.
Gallagher 143. Hydrophobic surfaces generated by immobilization of poly(ethylene
glycol). E. Cataltarla, T. J. McCarthy 144. Polyelectrolyte charge in mixed solvents. A. Popov, D. A.
Hoagland 145. Study morphology transitions in a block copolymer thin film by
pinning of domain growth and by post-solvent annealing. Y. Cao, Y. Wang, Y. Xing,
S. Dong 146. Elongation of diblock copolymer melt: elongation flow
opto-rheometry and small angle X-ray scattering. Y. K. Kwon, J. P.
Kang, M. Okamoto, T. Kotaka 147. Theoretical studies of the structure of adsorbed particles on
cylindrical surfaces. C. Shew, A. Hall, A. Hall 148. Static light scattering study of the formation of partially
hydrolyzed poly(acrylamide)/calcium(II) complexes. J. Zhou, G. Sun, Z. Han, G.
Liao, R. Wu, Q. Zhang, F. Liu 149. Effect of salts on the hydrolyzed polyacrylamide's conformational
properties. G. Sun, J. Zhou, G. Liao, Z. Han, F. Liu 150. Thermo-oxidative degradation of polypropylene by selective
labeling and 13C NMR spectroscopy. R. A. Assink, D. K.
Derzon, R. L. Clough, D. Mowery, R. Bernstein 151. 1H NMR study of a novel aromatic polycyclic forcipate oligomer. G.
Dang, W. Yang, C. Chen, Y. Wei, W. Zhang, Z. Wu, F. Li 152. Deformation study of melt-pressed ultrahigh molar mass
polyethylene films. C. Seoul, I. Sics, B. Chu, B. S. Hsiao 153. Hexagonal to cubic phase transition in the D2O-induced reverse
micellar solution of an amphiphilic block copolymer. Y. K. Kwon, D. H. Kim,
J. H. Lim, J. P. Kang 154. Thermal relaxation of reaction-induced strain in
poly(ether-ketones) synthesized in highly viscous polyphosphoric acid/P2O5 as
polymerization medium. J. Baek, G. E. Price, C. B. Lyons, L. Tan 155. On line visible spectroscopic study on the capping reaction of
styrene cations with ditolylethylene. P. De, M. V.
Munavalli, R. Faust 156. Temperature-dependent self-organization of phosphazene block
copolymers. Y. Chang, E. S. Powell, H. R.
Allcock, S. M. Park, C. Kim 157. Twin-screw reactive extrusion of Nylon6/montmorillonite
nanocomposites fiber-grade chips. M. Zhao, X. Pan, Y. Wang, Y. Wang 158. Adsorption and desorption properties of DMAEMA-grafted PE and
ePTFE films in response to pH and temperature. K. Yamada, C. Takagi,
M. Hirata 159. High crystalline polyethylene by space-confined polymerization. S.
Chan, C. Ting, Y. Lin, T. Su 160. The influence of Zn dopant on the structural transformation of
gel-drivednanosized titania powders. H. Xu, N. Tao, Y. Jiang, B. Hari,
Y. Sun, Z. Wang 161. Temperature sensitive lasing in polymeric lyotropic cholesteric
liquid crystals. P. V. Shibaev, K. Tang, A. Z. Genack, V. I. Kopp, M.
M. Green 162. Synthesis and characterization of nanosized anatase and rutile
titania with narrow size distribution in sol-gel process. H. Xu, N. Tao, Y.
Jiang, B. Hari, Y. Sun, Z. Wang 163. Electrostatic self-assembly multilayers from hyperbranched
polyelectrolyte pair. T. Qiu, L. Tang, H. You, X.
Tuo, D. Liu 164. High-purity nano silica obtained from rice husk. N. Tao, H. Xu, Y.
Jiang, Y. Sun, Y. Tian, Z. Wang 165. Adsorption of polyelectrolytes to surface-modified Nylon films. M.
Herrera-Alonso, T. J. McCarthy 166. Self-crosslinkable polyurethane-urea with reactive functional
group. T. Zhang, K. Xi, X. Yu 167. Synthesis and DSC analysis of PEEK-PEDEK block copolymer. H.
Wang, X. Zhao, X. Liu, L. Chen, J. Ma, C. Chen, Z. Wu, Y. Zhou 168. Synthesis and isothermal crystallization kinetics of PEEK-PEDEK
alternative copolymer. H. Wang, X. Zhao, X. Liu, L. Chen, J. Ma, C. Chen, Z.
Wu, Y. Zhou 169. Synthesis and nonisothermal crystallization kinetics of
PEEK-PEDEK alternative copolymer. H. Wang, X. Zhao, X. Liu, L. Chen, J. Ma, C.
Chen, Z. Wu, Y. Zhou 170. Kinetics of isothermal crystallization of PEEK-PEDEK block
copolymer. H. Wang, X. Zhao, X. Liu, L. Chen, J. Ma, C. Chen, Z. Wu, Y. Zhou 171. Nonisothermal crystallization kinetics of PEEK-PEDEK block
copolymers. H. Wang, X. Zhao, X. Liu, L. Chen, J. Ma, C. Chen, Z. Wu, Y. Zhou 172. Kevlar degradation studies. R. Bernstein, D. K.
Derzon, K. T. Gillen MONDAY MORNING Section A Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Biocatalysis in Polymer Science Tutorial Lectures Cosponsored with BIOL R. A. Gross, Organizer, Presiding H. N. Cheng, Organizer 8:30 - Introductory Remarks. 8:35 -173. The role of molecular farming in industrial
biocatalysis. B. L. Marrs 9:05 -174. Protein engineering for enzymatic polyester
hydrolysis. J. T. Kellis Jr. 9:35 -175. Structure-based virtual high throughput
screening for enzyme optimization. B. I. Dahiyat 10:05 - Intermission. 10:15 -176. PHAs: A disruptive technology for the
plastics/chemicals industry. J. Barber 10:45 -177. Protein engineering strategies for the
synthesis of glycopolymer architectures. K. L. Kiick 11:15 -178. BASF viewpoint on the role of enzyme technology
in polymer chemistry. T. Weber, B. Hauer 11:35 -179. Novel synthesis of monomers and polymers with
enzymes. B. Hauer Section B Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Branching in Polyolefins Structure-Properties Cosponsored with PMSE C. Friedrich and P. Arjunan, Organizers, Presiding 8:30 - Introductory Remarks. 8:35 -180. New process for preparing long chain branched
polyolefin (PE, PP, EP, etc.) involving styrenic diene molecules. T. C. M.
Chung 9:05 -181. New proposal on the branching mechanism of
Phillips CrOx/SiO2 catalyst for ethylene homo-polymerization. M. Terano, B. Liu, Y.
Fang 9:35 -182. Linear or branched polyethylenes from supported
(aryloxy) titanium (IV) cyclopentadienyl complexes. R. M. Kasi, E. B.
Coughlin 10:05 - Intermission. 10:15 -183. Polymerization and characterization of
long-chain branched polyethylene via metallocene catalysis. J. SeppŠlŠ, E.
Kokko, A. Malmberg, B. Lšfgren 10:45 -184. Long-chain branching and elongational
properties of polyethylene and polypropylene melts. H. Muenstedt, C.
Gabriel, D. Auhl 11:15 -185. A Monte Carlo model to describe the detailed
chain topology of branched polyethyelene made with two single-site catalysts. L.
C. Simon, J. B. P. Soares 11:45 -186. Classification of polymer topologies using the d vs G* plot.
D. H. Schulze, B. Kappler, T. Roths, C. Friedrich Section C Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Materials and Processing for MEMs Technology Polymers in Microfluidic Applications C. C. Henderson, Organizer, Presiding 8:30 -187. Poly(vinylidene
fluoroethylene-trifluoroethylene) based high performance electroactive polymers
for BioMEMs. F. Xia, T. Xu, C. Huang, S. Tadigadapa, Q. Zhang 9:10 -188. Epoxy Casting for Microfluidic Systems. P.
Sethu, C. H. Mastrangelo 9:35 -189. Augmenting the Capabilities of Polymeric
Microanalytical Devices. R. L. McCarley, S. A. Soper, A. F. Smith,
Y. Wang, S. Wei, B. Vaidya, M. Galloway 10:00 - Intermission. 10:20 -190. Micromachined polymeric microvasculatures: A
three-dimensional microfluidic system using inclined SU-8 structures and laser
machining. Y. Yoon, R. Powers, Y. Choi, C. Courcimault, M. G. Allen 10:45 -191. Polymer MEMS for micro fluid delivery systems. E.
F. Meng, Y. Tai 11:10 -192. Thermally responsive hydrogel microvalves. C.
Folk, C. Ho, X. Chen, F. Wudl 11:35 -193. High-throughput milli-fluidic platform for polymer
formulations. K. L. Beers, J. T. Cabral, H. J. Walls, A.
Karim, E. J. Amis, C. Harrison 12:00 - Concluding Remarks. Section D Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Polymer Chemistry in Nanotechnology Block Copolymers C. A. Guymon, Organizer, Presiding D. L. Gin, Organizer 8:15 -194. Structure-property relationships in
hierarchical ordered block copolymer/particle mixtures. M. R. Bockstaller, E.
Chan, E. L. Thomas 8:45 -195. Nanopatterning self-assembled monolayers using
block copolymer lithography. A. W. Harant, C. N. Bowman 9:10 -196. Synthesis of block copolymers containing a
nanoparticle and a single linear coil segment using controlled/living radical
polymerization. J. Pyun, Y. Kim, C. W. Frank, C. Gonzales, C. Hawker, J. M. J.
FrŽchet 9:35 -197. Nano- and Micro-world of Block Copolymers -
From Self-assembly to Nanomechanical Devices. G. Liu 10:05 - Intermission. 10:20 -198. Phase behavior and applications of solution
self-assembly in linear-dendritic block copolymers. P. T. Hammond 10:50 -199. Order in block copolymers through the urea
hydrogen bonding motif. R. P. Sijbesma, R. M. Versteegen, R.
Koevoets, E. W. Meijer 11:20 -200. Synthesis and characterization of a cage-like
structure of nanoscopic dimensions. J. L. Turner, H. Huang,
E. E. Remsen, K. L. Wooley 11:45 -201. Block copolymer encapsulated gold and cobalt
nanoclusters. L. A. Miinea, L. B. Sessions, K. D. Ericson, D.
Glueck, R. B. Grubbs Section E Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Unilever Award Symposium Honoring Christopher Bielawski Cosponsored with PMSE R. H. Grubbs, Presiding W. T. Ford, Organizer 8:30 -202. Nanobiomaterials for regenerative medicine. S.
I. Stupp 9:00 -203. Cell surface engineering with non-canonical
amino acids. A. J. Link, D. A. Tirrell 9:30 -204. Helical oligomers and folding driven
polymerization. J. S. Moore, D. Zhao 10:00 -205. An atom economical approach to dendrimers using
click chemistry. C. J. Hawker 10:30 -206. Nanoporous plastics from ordered block
copolymer precursors. M. A. Hillmyer 11:00 -207. Catalysis in controlled/living radical
polymerization. K. Matyjaszewski 11:30 - Award Presentation: K. P. Ananth, Unilever, Inc.
11:35 -208. Tailoring Polymer Synthesis with Designer Ru
Catalysts. C. W. Bielawski, R. H. Grubbs Soft Colloids: Fundamental Research and Technological
Applications Nanoparticle Arrays and Assemblies Cosponsored with COLL MONDAY AFTERNOON Section A Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Biocatalysis in Polymer Science Enzyme Discovery and Immobilization Cosponsored with BIOL H. N. Cheng, Organizer, Presiding R. A. Gross, Organizer 1:30 -209. Biotechnology: Key to sustainable technology
for the 21st century as illustrated in three case studies. L. Henderson 2:00 -210. Engineering biocatalysts for polymer
modification. J. Minshull, J. Ness, T. Cox, S. Govindarajan,
C. Gustafsson 2:30 -211. Elucidation of a novel nitrile hydrolyzing
activity found in a Pseudomonas fluorescens genomic library. C. B. Conboy, K. Li, P.
Swanson, J. Allen, P. McGovern, T. Thomas, S. Resnick, J. Stankowski, M. V.
Subramanian 3:00 - Intermission. 3:10 -212. Genetic basis of E. coli O128
polysaccharide biosynthesis gene cluster. J. Shao, M. Li, Q. Jia, Y. Wen, P.
G. Wang 3:40 -213. Smart assembly of hybrid biopolymers: New
enzyme immobilization techniques. J. C. M. van Hest, E. E.
Akpa, N. R. Cameron, A. DurŽault, T. Michon, N. Carette, J. Thies, S. Pierre,
R. Weberskirch, A. Galan 4:10 -214. Amphiphilic surface grafts for enzyme binding
on ultra-specific surface fibers. Y. Hsieh, Y. Wang, H. Chen Section B Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Branching in Polyolefins Characterization Cosponsored with PMSE P. Arjunan and C. Friedrich, Organizers, Presiding 1:30 - Introductory Remarks. 1:35 -215. Identifying branching structure in metallocene
catalyzed polyethylene using rheological techniques. D. G. Baird, P. J.
Doerpinghaus 2:05 -216. New method to detect very low levels of long
chain branching in high density polyethylene. C. Bailly, V.
Stephenne, D. Daoust, P. Godard, E. Van Ruymbeke, R. Keunings 2:35 -217. Elastic inhomogeneities in branched polymer
melts as revealed by neutron scattering. D. J. Read, T. C. B.
McLeish, M. Heinrich, W. Pyckhout-Hintzen, J. Allgaier, D. Richter 3:05 -218. From linear viscoelasticity to the architecture
of highly branched polyethylene. C. Carrot, J. C. MajestŽ, P. Stanescu 3:35 - Intermission. 3:45 -219. Influence of long-chain branching on the
entrance flow of polyolefin melts. M. Schwetz, H.
Muenstedt, A. Merten, M. Heindl 4:15 -220. Shear modification: An explanation based on the
pom-pom polymer. S. Bourrigaud, G. Marin II, A. Poitou 4:45 -221. Topology in polyolefines as seen by solid-state
nmr and ft-rheology. M. Wilhelm, M. A. Pollard, R. Graf, K. Klimke,
H. W. Spiess, O. Sperber, C. Piel, W. Kaminsky Section C Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Organic and Polymer Materials for Plastic and Molecular
Electronics Molecular Electronics C. Kagan, Organizer, Presiding Z. Bao and B. de Boer, Organizers 1:30 -222. Self-assembled molecular rectifying diodes on
silicon: Synthesis, experimental and theoretical charge transport studies. D.
Vuillaume, S. Lenfant, C. Krzeminski, G. Allan, C. Delerue 2:10 -223. Structural and electrical characterization of
organic monolayers on surfaces. E. Garfunkel, W. Jiang,
M. M. Frank, Y. J. Chabal, N. Zhitenev, Z. Bao, B. de Boer, O. Celik 2:50 -224. Functional self-assemblies with nanoscale
ordering for molecular electronics and biomaterials. H. Ma, S. Kang,
M. Kim, K. Kim, M. T. Zin, M. H. Zareie, M. Sarikaya, A. K. -. Jen 3:30 -225. Conjugated diblock oligomers for molecular
electronics. L. Yu 4:10 -226. Molecular devices. S. Datta 4:50 -227. Molecular Muscles Based on Mechanically
Interlocked Molecules. H. Tseng, S. A. Vignon, J. F. Stoddart Section D Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Polymer Chemistry in Nanotechnology Polymers and Liquid Crystals D. L. Gin, Organizer, Presiding C. A. Guymon, Organizer 1:30 -228. Self-assemblying dendritic nanostructures. V.
Percec 2:00 -229. Nanostructured gels via photopolymerization of
lyotropic liquid crystalline templates. C. L. Lester, C. A. Guymon 2:30 -230. Ordered structures formed by ABC triblock
copolymers in selective solvent: Effect of polymer architecture and solvent
conditions as predicted by mean-field theory. P. Alexandridis, K. Yong,
K. Chain, N. P. Shusharina, S. Balijepalli, H. J. M. Gruenbauer 2:55 -231. Novel properties and applications for
polymerized lyotropic liquid crystal assemblies. D. L. Gin, W. Gu, Y.
Xu, M. Zhou, T. J. Kidd 3:25 - Intermission. 3:40 -232. Nanostructured anisotropic ion-conductive
polymers. T. Kato, K. Kishimoto, M. Yoshio, K. Hoshino, T. Suzawa, T. Mukai, H.
Ohno 4:10 -233. Polymer/LC nanoscale Two-phase Composites. T.
J. Bunning, L. V. Natarajan, V. P. Tondiglia, D. W. Tomlin, R. L. Sutherland 4:40 -234. Long range ordering of block copolymer
microstructures in thin films. D. H. Adamson, D. E.
Angelescu, J. Waller, V. Pelletier, M. L. Trawick, R. A. Register, P. M.
Chaikin Soft Colloids: Fundamental Research and Technological
Applications Technologies Based on Soft Colloids Cosponsored with COLL TUESDAY MORNING Section A Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Biocatalysis in Polymer Science New Biocatalytic Applications Cosponsored with BIOL J. Minshull, Presiding R. A. Gross and H. N. Cheng, Organizers 8:30 -235. Enzymatic conversion of simple raw materials
into therapeutically valuable products. J. S. Dordick, L.
Santhanam, M. G. Hogg, L. S. Ferreira, D. Kim 9:00 -236. Enzymatically synthesized conducting
polyaniline nanocomposites: A solid state NMR study. M. Thiyagarajan, L. A.
Samuelson, J. Kumar, A. L. Cholli 9:30 -237. Biocatalysis of siloxane bonds. A. R.
Bassindale, K. F. Brandstadt, T. H. Lane, P. G. Taylor 10:00 - Intermission. 10:10 -238. 3-Hydroxypropionic acid: A building block for
bio-based polymers. R. Gokarn, O. Selifenova, H. Jessen, S. Gort,
H. Liao, J. Anderson, S. Gwegorryn, D. Cameron 10:40 -239. Kymene¨ G3-X wet-strength resin: enzymatic
treatment during microbial dehalogenation. R. J. Riehle 11:10 -240. High-affinity integration of biominerals with
functional polymers inspired by extracellular matrix proteins of natural bone. J.
Song, C. R. Bertozzi Section B Unknown Site -- Unknown Room General Papers Polymer Synthesis J. E. Quezada-Martich, Presiding D. Garcia, Organizer 8:30 -241. Disulfonated polybenzoxazoles for proton
exchange membrane fuel cell applications. B. Einsla, C. N.
Tchatchoua, Y. J. Kim, J. E. McGrath 8:50 -242. Influence of polar groups in sulfonated
poly(arylene ether) copolymers as proton exchange membranes. W. L. Harrison, M. J.
Sumner, M. Hill, Y. S. Kim, M. Hickner, C. N. Tchatchoua, J. S. Riffle, J. E.
McGrath, L. Dong 9:10 -243. Synthesis and characterization of poly(arylene
ether sulfone) copolymers with sulfonimide side groups. C. G. Cho, Y. Kim, M.
Hill, J. E. McGrath 9:30 -244. Photocrosslinkable acrylonitrile terpolymers as
carbon fiber precursors. T. Mukundan, V. A. Bhanu, K. B. Wiles, M.
Bortner, D. G. Baird, J. E. McGrath 9:50 -245. Synthesis and isolation of two homologous
series of diheptyloxy-substituted oligo(p-phenylene vinylenes). R. M. Peetz, E.
Thorn-Csanyi 10:10 -246. Homogeneous synthesis of fluorinated and
nonfluorinated alternating poly(olefin sulfone)s in compressed solutions of
sulfur dioxide in carbon dioxide. D. A. Schorzman, J. M.
DeSimone 10:30 -247. Sulfonation of 1,3-cyclohexadiene polymers. K.
Hong, M. Liu, J. W. Mays 10:50 -248. Synthesis and ROMP of modular norbornene
derivatives for the preparation of polymers with cationic amphiphilic repeating
units. M. F. Ilker, H. Schule, E. B. Coughlin 11:10 -249. Synthesis of poly(isobutylene-b-tert.-butyl
vinyl ether) and poly(isobutylene-b-tert.-butyldimethylsilyl vinyl ether)
diblock copolymers. Y. Zhou, R. Faust 11:30 -250. Synthesis and characterization of ionic,
thermotropic liquid- crystalline polyesters. P. K. Bhowmik, H. Han, J.
J. Cebe, I. K. Nedeltchev 11:50 -251. Synthesis and characterization of a diethylene
glycol monobutyl ether-capped polysiloxane-polyethylene glycol block copolymer.
J. E. Quezada-Martich, Q. Fan, S. C. Ugbolue 12:10 -252. Synthesis and polymerization of the
bromoacrylated plant oil triglycerides to rigid, flame retarded polymers. S. H.
Kusefoglu, T. Eren Section C Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Organic and Polymer Materials for Plastic and Molecular
Electronics Organic Electronics B. de Boer, Organizer, Presiding Z. Bao and C. Kagan, Organizers 8:30 -253. Dry Printing of Electronic Devices. G. B.
Blanchet 9:10 -254. Fabrication of arrays of polymeric transistors
using microfluidics. M. L. Chabinyc, K. E. Paul, W. S. Wong, R. A.
Street 9:30 -255. Micro-contact printing and the electrochemical
cross-linking approach to conjugated polymer ultrathin films and devices. R.
Advincula, C. Xia, K. Onishi, A. Baba, W. Knoll 9:50 - Intermission. 10:10 -256. Non-invasive contact printing and lamination
schemes for organic device fabrication. Y. -. Loo, J. A.
Rogers, J. W. P. Hsu, R. L. Willett, Z. Bao, K. W. Baldwin, H. E. Katz, A.
Dodabalapur, T. Someya, P. K. -. Ho, K. W. West 10:50 -257. Use of surface-initiated ROMP in the synthesis
of polymer dielectric layers for organic thin film transistors. I. M.
Rutenberg, O. A. Scherman, Z. Bao, R. H. Grubbs, W. Jiang, E. Garfunkel 11:10 -258. Engineering electric fields at conjugated
polymer interfaces. M. C. Lonergan, C. Cheng, S. Boettcher, L. Gao, D.
H. Johnston 11:30 -259. Fabricating micropatterns of conducting
polymers using microcontact printing. Z. Liang, K. Li, Q. Wang Section D Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Polymer Chemistry in Nanotechnology Polymers and Surfaces V. M. Rotello, Presiding D. L. Gin and C. A. Guymon, Organizers 8:15 -260. Patterned surfaces through polymer brushes. C.
K. Ober, W. Senaratne, L. Andruzzi 8:45 -261. Responsive polymer substrates by
nanoengineering with surface initiated polymerization. D. J. Dyer, J. Feng 9:10 -262. Fluorine containing polymers and the emerging
nanotechnology. E. J. onah 9:35 -263. Biocatalytically Synthesized Conducting Helical
Polyaniline Nanocomposites. M. Thiyagarajan, L. A. Samuelson, J. Kumar, A.
L. Cholli 10:00 - Intermission. 10:15 -264. Photo-embossing as a tool for complex surface
relief structures. C. DeWitz, D. J. Broer 10:45 -265. Linear poly(pentafluorostyrene) and
poly(ethylene glycol) based amphiphilic networks: Novel nanoscopically-resolved
self-assemblies with potential anti-fouling applications. J. Johnson, C. S.
Gudipati, K. L. Wooley 11:10 -266. Effects of molecular architecture, w-functional
groups and hydrogen-bonding on the nanoscopic features of highly-ordered
self-assemblies. H. Ma, K. Kim, H. Li, J. S. Horwitz, M. T. Zin, M. H.
Zareie, M. Sarikaya, A. K. -. Y. Jen 11:35 -267. Synthesis of poly(styrene) grafted to
poly(isocyanate)s. G. S. Long, M. E. Smith, J. Small, J.
Mercer-Smith Soft Colloids: Fundamental Research and Technological
Applications Structure of Soft Colloids and their Interfacial Behavior Cosponsored with COLL TUESDAY AFTERNOON Section A Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Biocatalysis in Polymer Science Synthesis and Characterization Cosponsored with BIOL J. S. Dordick, Presiding R. A. Gross and H. N. Cheng, Organizers 1:30 -268. Imaging the distribution of immobilized enzymes
using infrared micro-spectroscopy. L. Miller, Y. Mei, W.
Gao, R. A. Gross 2:00 -269. In situ atomic force microscopic observations
of enzymatic degradation behavior for biodegradable poly[(R)-3-hydroxybutyric
acid] and its copolymers. H. Abe, Y. Kikkawa, T. Hirota, Y. Doi 2:30 -270. LipaseÐcatalyzed esterification of polyacrylic
acid with extraordinary selectivity. B. Sahoo, W. Gao, R.
A. Gross 3:00 - Intermission. 3:10 -271. Preparation, properties, and utilization of
bio-based biodegradable NodaxTM PHA copolymers. I. Noda, E. B.
Bond, P. R. Green, D. H. Melik, K. Narasimhan, L. A. Schechtman, M. M.
Satkowski 3:40 -272. Sorbitol containing polyesters by direct lipase-catalyzed
polycondensations: synthesis and characterization. A. Kulshrestha, A. Kumar,
W. Gao, R. A. Gross 4:10 -273. Nondestructive regioselective modification of
laccase by linear-dendritic copolymers. Enhanced oxidation of polyaromatic
hydrocarbons in water. I. Gitsov, K. R. Lambrych, J. Nakas, P. Lu,
J. Ryan, S. Omori, S. W. Tanenbaum Section B Unknown Site -- Unknown Room General Papers Polymer Synthesis J. K. Funk, Presiding D. Garcia, Organizer 1:30 -274. Mild one-step core-shell micelles formation by
living ROMP. T. Choi, R. H. Grubbs 1:50 -275. Synthesis of covalently bonded
organic-inorganic hybrid materials. Z. Peng, M. Lu, B.
Xu, L. Xu, Y. Wei, B. Xie, N. Katabathini 2:10 -276. Methyl methacrylate polymerization by dimethyl zirconocenes and
B(C6F5)3 I. Ratio effect. J. Wang, G. Odian,
H. Haubenstock 2:30 -277. Methyl methacrylate polymerization by dimethyl
zirconocenes and B(C6F5)3 II. Kinetics and living characteristics . J. Wang, H.
Haubenstock, G. Odian 2:50 -278. New nitroxides for living/controlled radical
polymerization of vinyl monomers. Relation between nitroxide structure and
kinetic parameters. J. Catala, E. Drockenmuller 3:10 -279. Synthesis and characterization of zwitterionic
thermosensitive microgels. S. Nayak, L. A. Lyon 3:30 -280. Polymerization of functionalized norbornenes:
trends and reactivity ratios. J. K. Funk, C. Andes, A. Sen 3:50 -281. Reverse iodine transfer polymerization (RITP) :
use of elemental iodine as a versatile control agent in living radical
polymerization. P. Lacroix-Desmazes, R. Severac, B. Otazaghine, B.
Boutevin 4:10 -282. Synthesis of vinyl-functionalized polyphosphate
and preparation of the biodegradable hydrogel with 2-methacryloyloxyethyl
phosphorylcholine. Y. Iwasaki, C. Nakagawa, S. Komatsu, K.
Akiyoshi, K. Ishihara 4:30 -283. Thermotropic liquid-crystalline main-chain
viologen polymers: homopolymer of 4,4'-bipyridyl with the tosylate of
2,5-hexanediol and its copolymers with the ditosylate of 1,10-decanediol. W.
Xu, P. K. Bhowmik, J. J. Cebe, H. Han 4:50 -284. Super p-conjugated helical polyacetylenes
as nano color columnars prepared with Rh complex catalysts. M. Tabata, Y.
Mawatari, A. Miyasaka, T. Sone, Y. Sadahiro 5:10 -285. Super p-conjugatedhelical polyacetylenes
having a diphenylacetylene moiety as nano color columnar prepared with Rh
complex catalyst. Y. Mawatari, Y. Sadahiro, M. Tabata Section C Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Organic and Polymer Materials for Plastic and Molecular
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Semiconductor Devices. H. E. Katz, C. Kloc, Z. Bao 2:10 -287. Diels-Alder adducts of Pentacene as precursors
for solution processed fabrication of organic thin film transistors. A.
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Semiconductor materials design for plastic thin film transistors. B. S. Ong 3:50 -289. Conjugated ladder polymers for thin film
transistors. S. A. Jenekhe, A. Babel 4:30 -290. Liquid crystal semiconducting polymers and
their application in organic field effect transistors. I. McCulloch, C. Bailey,
M. Giles, M. Heeney, D. Sparrowe, M. Shkunov, S. Tierney Section D Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Polymer Chemistry in Nanotechnology Polymer Nanocomposites U. H. F. Bunz, Presiding D. L. Gin and C. A. Guymon, Organizers 1:15 -291. Polymer nanocomposites : Interplay between
thermodynamics and kinetics. D. Shah, E. P. Giannelis, H. Chen 1:45 -292. Glass transition behavior of
alumina/polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) nanocomposites. B. J. Ash, L. S.
Schadler, R. W. Siegel 2:10 -293. UV curable montmorillonite-acrylate
nanocomposites. F. M. Uhl, D. C. Webster, B. R. Hinderliter,
P. Davuluri, S. G. Croll, S. C. Wong 2:35 -294. Block copolymer-layered silicate
nanocomposites. D. A. Shipp, H. Zhao, B. P. Farrell 3:00 - Intermission. 3:15 -295. Recognition-mediated assembly of nanostructures
using polymeric systems. V. M. Rotello 3:40 -296. Self-assembly of organinc-inorganic hybrid
copolymers. G. Cardoen, E. Burgaz, S. P. Gido, E. B. Coughlin 4:05 -297. Controlling permeation through
lanthanum-polyimide nanocomposite membranes. J. D. Warner, D. E. Kranbuehl, D. W.
Thompson, E. Espuche, L. David 4:30 -298. Polysiloxane-nanosilver pools: A versatile new
approach to functionalized silver organosols. B. P. S. Chauhan, R. Sardar,
C. Oluwasuen TUESDAY EVENING Section A Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Polymeric Nanofibers H. Fong, Presiding D. H. Reneker and H. Fong, Organizers 5:30 - 7:30 299. Carbon fibers from electrospun phenolic resins and
poly(acrylonitrile) and their adsorption properties. D. L. Gee, G. E.
Wnek, S. M. Zhuang, J. M. Layman, P. Lipowicz 300. Developments in Melt-Electrospinning of Thermoplastic Polymers. J.
Lyons, F. K. Ko, C. Pastore 301. Conductive Polyaniline/PMMA Coaxial Nanofibers: Fabrication and
Chemical Sensing. H. Dong, U. Megalamane, W. Jones Jr. 302. Electrospinning of segmented polyurethane urea for use as a
tissue engineered scaffold. D. K. Heldt, S. Stachelek, R. Levy, F.
K. Ko 303. Electrospinning P(LLA-CL) nanofiber: Structure and
Biocompatibility. M. Xiumei, C. Xu, M. Kotak, H. J. Weber 304. Synthesis of polyaniline nanofibers and their applications in
sensors. J. Huang, S. Virji, B. H. Weiller, R. B. Kaner 305. Aluminum nitride coated Nanofibers. W. Liu, G. Zhang,
E. A. Evans, D. H. Reneker 306. Carbon nanotube reinforced (PEDT/PAN) nanocomposite for wearable
electronics. A. K. El-Aufy, B. Nabet, F. K. Ko 307. Effect of Carbon Black Loading on Electrospun Butyl Rubber
Nonwoven Mats. N. Viriyabanthorn, J. L. Mead, R. G. Stacer, C. Sung 308. Electroless deposition of thin metallic films on polymer fibers
prepared via electrospinning. N. J. Pinto, A. N. R. da Silva, E.
Fachini, P. Carri—n, R. Furlan, I. Ramos 309. Detection of n-Butylamine Vapors by Morphologically Different
Polyaniline Chemiresistive Detectors. A. L. Briseno, T. Gao, J.
Huang, A. Hopkins, B. Sisk, R. B. Kaner, F. Zhou, N. S. Lewis 310. Electrospinning of conductive polymer nanofibers containing
carbon nanotubes. J. A. Stuckey, M. D. Alexander Jr., B. M. Black,
J. D. Henes 311. A new approach in melt-blown technique for fabrication of polymer
nanofibers. B. Gu, J. V. Badding, A. Sen 312. Electrospinning of polyacrylonitrile (PAN) and hydrolysis of PAN
nanofibers. H. Liu, Y. Hsieh 313. Electrospinning Titanium Alkoxide Precursor with Rare Earth
Compounds. W. Kataphinan, D. H. Reneker, R. Teye-Mensah, E. A. Evans, R.
Ramsier, D. J. Smith 314. Block Copolymer Nanofibers - Supra-polymer Chains. G. Liu 315. Electrospinning: A simple and novel method to obtain PVA/Cu
core-shell structure in nanodimension. X. Hao, Z. Li, C. Wang 316. Morphology and activity of biological fabrics prepared by
electrospray deposition method. A. Tanioka, I. Uematsu, H. Matsumoto,
K. Morota, M. Minagawa, Y. Yamagata, K. Inoue 317. Self-assembling peptide rod amphiphiles based on
4'-hydroxy-4-biphenyl carboxylic acid. R. C. Claussen, B. M.
Rabatic, E. Beniash, S. I. Stupp 318. Electrospinning: Preparation of aligned and oriented
Polyacrylonitirile nanofibers. S. F. Fennessey, R. J.
Farris 319. Super carbon fiber by electrospinning of single-walled carbon
nanotubes reinforced polyacrylonitrile. H. L. Lam, N. Naguib,
H. Ye, A. Ali, Y. Gogotsi, G. Yang, F. K. Ko 320. Using Surfactant Templates to Synthesize Polyaniline Nanowires on
Flat Surfaces. A. D. W. Carswell, B. P. Grady, E. A. O'Rear III 321. Wetting of Nanofibers. A. V. Neimark, K. Kornev,
P. I. Ravikovitch, S. Ruetsch 322. Gold Nanotubes by Fiber Templating Techniques. F. Ochanda, A.
Atkinson, W. Jones 323. Nanomagnetic particle filled piezoelectric polymer nanocomposite
wires by co-elctrospinning. H. Yang, L. Loh, T. Han, F. K. Ko 324. Monolayers and nanofilms of fluorine containing polymers. E.
J. onah, U. Oertel, B. Voit, C. Froeck, L. Haeussler, H. Komber, K.
Lunkwitz 325. Thin, flexible and impermeable films made using clay sheets and
clay reinforced polymer nanofibers. Z. Sun, D. H. Reneker 326. New solvents for cellulose electrospinning and preliminary
electrospinning results. M. W. Frey, Y. Joo, C. Kim 327. Physical properties of arborol gels. J. Sun, K. Yu, P.
Russo, J. A. Pople 328. Disc electrode for converging and directing electrospun fibers. N.
Bunyan, J. Chen, I. Chen, S. Farboodmanesh 329. Preparation of ultrafine Poly (vinyl pyrrolidone) nanofiber by
electrospinning. Q. Yang, Z. Li, Y. Hong, Y. Zhao, C. Wang, S. Qiu, Y.
Wei 330. Processing parameters for electrospun Polyvinylalcohol (PVA)
nanofibers and UV-crosslinking of modified PVA nanofibers. A. Greiner, J.
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microparticles. S. V. Patwardhan, S. J. Clarson 333. One pot synthesis of chiral block copolymers combining controlled
radical polymerisation and enzymatic ring opening polymerisation. A. R. A.
Palmans, J. peeters, M. Veld, A. Heise, E. W. Meijer 334. Enzymatic catalysis in the synthesis of
poly(lactone-co-methacrylate) block copolymers. A. Heise, C. Koning, A. R. A.
Palmans, M. de Geus 335. Novel route to block copolymers by living free radical/enzymatic
cascade reaction. B. A. Van As, A. R. A. Palmans, A. Heise, E. W.
Meijer 336. ÒSweet siliconesÓ: Biocatalytic reactions to form organosilicone
carbohydrate macromers. B. Sahoo, K. F. Brandstadt, T. H.
Lane, R. A. Gross 337. Synthesis of zein derivatives and their structure/mechanical
property relationship. A. Biswas, D. J. Sessa, S. H. Gordon, J. W.
Lawton, J. L. Willett 338. Poly(cytidylic acid) and poly(adenylic acid) analogues: synthesis
and catalytic activity for hydrolysis of phosphate and cleavage of nucleic
acid. K. S. Yoo, Y. H. Kim, M. J. Han, J. Y. Chang 339. Enzymatic synthesis of conducting polyanilines without templates.
S. Kim, B. Ferdinando, L. Samuelson, J. Kumar 340. Synthesis of ultrahigh molecular weight polyphenols by oxidative
coupling using an enzyme-model catalyst. T. Fukuoka, H. Uyama,
S. Kobayashi 341. Polymers from sugars: Chemoenzymatic synthesis and polymerization
of 6-OÕ-vinylethylglucoside. B. Kalra, M. Bankova, R. A. Gross 342. Asymmetric epoxidation of alfa-olefins having neighboring sugar
template and alternating copolymerization with succinic anhydride. A. Takasu, T. Bandou,
Y. Morimoto, S. Oyaizu, T. Hirabayashi, T. Kinoshita 343. Polyester synthesis by reusable Lewis acid-catalyzed
room-temperature direct polycondensation. A. Takasu, Y. Oishi,
Y. Iio, T. Hirabayashi 344. Candida antarctica Lipase B catalyzed solvent free
polycondensation of adipic acid /1,8-octanediol. A. Mahapatro, A. Kumar,
B. Kalra, R. A. Gross 345. Lipase stability and activity in super critical CO2 using eÐcaprolactone
ringÐopening polymerization as the model reaction. T. Nakaoki, K.
Makoto, R. A. Gross 346. Glycerol containing polyesters by direct lipaseÐcatalyzed
polycondensations: Synthesis and characterization. A. Kulshrestha, A. Kumar,
W. Gao, R. A. Gross 347. Lipase catalyzed amidation of ester pendant groups to form
poly(n-alkylester-co-alkylamide) copolymers. S. Chakraborty, G. Xing,
R. A. Gross 348. Protease-catalyzed hydrolysis of formamide pendant groups to form
poly(vinyl formamide-co-vinyl amine). S. Chakraborty, B. Sahoo,
R. A. Gross 349. Solid state properties of sorbitol or glycerol containing
aliphatic copolyesters synthesized by lipaseÐcatalyzed polymerization. H. Fu, A.
Kulshrestha, R. A. Gross, M. Baiardo, M. Scandola 350. The biocompatibility studies of sorbitol-containing polyesters.
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macromonomers via coordination polymerization. P. J. Lutz, F. Isel,
J. Lahitte, F. Peruch 352. Characterization of branched polyolefins by high temperature GPC
utilizing function specific detectors. K. Tribe, G. Saunders, E. Meehan, J.
McConville 353. Long-chain branches in metallocene-catalyzed polyethylene
determined by a combination of SEC/multi-angle light scattering, NMR and rheology.
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E. Tonelli, T. A. Bullions, M. Wei, X. Wang, T. Uyar 355. Nonisothermal crystallization behavior of polyethylene glycol
(PEG)/poly (vinyl alcohol) (PVA) blends. Y. Na, M. Zhang, Y. Niu, Z. Jiang 356. Study on phase change behavior of polyethylene glycol (PEG)/poly
(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) blends. M. Zhang, Y. Na, Y. Niu, Z. Jiang 357. Synthesis and characterization of a novel diphenol. Y. Wang, C.
Zhu, J. Mu, G. Wang, Z. Jiang 358. Synthesis and characterization of a novel epoxy resin derived
from amine-terminated(aryl ether ketone). X. Mi, H. Ding, H. Na 359. SYNTHESIS AND THERMAL CHARACTERIZATION OF POLY(ETHER ETHER
KETONE-co-ETHER NAPHTHALENE EHTER KETONE-co-ETHER DIPHENYL ETHER KETONE )
RANDOM COPOLYMERS. Y. Niu, G. Wang, S. Zhang, T. Meng, Z. Jiang 360. Synthesis of syndiotactic polyprolylene based diblock copolymer
via metallocene catalyst mediated chain transfer reaction. J. C. Kuo Section E Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Materials and Processing for MEMs Technology C. C. Henderson, Organizer 5:30 - 7:30 361. Polymer derived ceramic materials from thiol-ene
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between ELP biopolymers: A convenient route to reversible protein arrays. N.
Nath, A. Chilkoti, S. Zauscher, J. Hyun, W. Lee 363. Thermally-reversible non-covalent polymer crosslinking. R. J.
Thibault, P. Hotchkiss, V. Rotello 364. Dendritic antibody supramolecules. H. Yamaguchi, A. Harada 365. Attachment of diblock copolymers to surfaces using specific
hydrogen-bonding interactions. A. Sanyal, T. B. Norsten, O. Uzun, H.
Nakade, V. M. Rotello 366. Concentration and thermodynamic effects on DNA-based linear,
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Turn-on Chemosensor. L. Fan, Y. Zhang, Y. Lin, W. E. Jones Jr. 368. Formation of nanoparticle incorporated polymeric micelles with
controlled size. O. Uzun, B. L. Frankamp, A. Sanyal, V. M. Rotello 369. Hydrogen bonding vs. proton transfer: a model of substrate-enzyme
interactions using o-quinones and thiourea substituted random styrene
copolymers. J. B. Carroll, V. Rotello 370. New well-defined triarylborane polymers: Synthesis,
characterization, and formation of polymeric Lewis acid - Lewis base complexes.
Y. Qin, K. Parab, G. Cheng, O. Achara, F. JŠkle 371. Non-covalent patterning of gold nanoparticles using
functionalized block copolymers. R. Shenhar, T. B.
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Bacillus spores. O. M. Tarasenko, S. Islam, P. Alusta, K. M. Levon 373. Selectivity of binding of polycations to DNA and synthetic
polyanions. A. N. Zelikin, E. S. Trukhanova, D. Putnam, V. A.
Izumrudov, A. A. Litmanovich 374. Structure variations in reversible polymers from metal ligand
coordination. W. C. Yount, H. Juwarker, S. Craig 375. Supramolecular coordination chemistry in thermoresponsive
poly(n-isopropylacrylamide) microgels containing terpyridine ligands. M.
Crne, D. Gan, L. A. Lyon, M. Weck 376. Synthesis of a High Molecular Weight Amphiphilic
Poly(para-phenylene) for Studying its Nanoscale Assemblies. F. E.
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cells. C. Seoul, J. Lee 379. Functional dendrimers based on unsymmetrical branching. Z.
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polymer composite. J. Hwang, D. H. Kang, J. Sohn, S. Y. Park 381. Liquid Crystalline Dopant Induced Supramolecular Assembly of
Organic Electroactive Material. K. Levon, T. Sai 382. Low band-gap poly (thieno[3,4-b]thiophene) consisting of cyanovinylene
spacer units. V. Seshadri, G. A. Sotzing 383. Micropatterning of Conjugated polymers templated by
self-assembled monolayers. Z. Liang, K. Li, Q. Wang 384. New synthesis of
4'-[1-methyl-1-(4'-hydroxybiphenyl-4-yl)ethyl]biphenyl-4-ol by nickel-catalyzed
suzuki cross-coupling reaction of aryl tosylate with new organoboron reagent. J.
Hao 385. Nonlinear optic polymers containing imine-based chromophores for
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Poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene)-poly(styrenesulfonate)/polyurethane foams. Y.
Wang, G. A. Sotzing, R. A. Weiss 390. Studies on Dynamic Mechanical Behaviors of Controllable
Cross-linking Poly(ether ether ketone). X. Liu, H. Zhou, D. Ren, Z. Li, X.
Zhao, H. Cao, X. Yang, Y. Yu, W. Zhang 391. Studies on High Temperature Performance of Controllable
Cross-linking Poly(ether ether ketone). X. Liu, H. Zhou, Y. Yu, H. Cao, L.
Chen, X. Zhao, X. Yang, W. Zhang 392. Studies on Isothermal Crystallization Kinetics of Controllable
Cross-linking Poly(ether ether ketone). X. Liu, H. Zhou, X. Zhao, X. Yang, H.
Cao, Y. Yu, C. Chen, W. Zhang 393. Synthesis and characterization of a dendritical prepolymer of
poly(ether ketone ketone) s (PEKK). J. Mu, Y. Wang, C. Zhang, J. Chen, Z.
Jiang 394. Synthesis and Characterization of a Novel Rigid Macrocyclic
Oligomer Containing a Hydroxyl Moiety. N. Liu, X. Wang, H. Cao, W. Zhang 395. Synthesis and characterization of novel polycarbonates containing
p-biphenyl moieties. J. Hao 396. Synthesis and Characterization on New Thiophene Derivative
Containing Alkylene Linkage. H. Kim, S. O. Jung Sr., Y. Kim, S. Kwon 397. Synthesis and Electroluminescent Properties of Blue Emitting
Copolymers Containing Fluorene and Biphenylene Vinylene. Y. Kim, K. Lee, D.
Shin, H. You, S. Kwon 398. Synthesis, Characterization and Photoluminescence Properties of a
Novel PPV-Thiophene Copolymer. S. H. Wu, C. H. Shen, R. C. Tsiang 399. The study of the properties of poly (aryl ether ketone)s
containing thio-band irradiated by electron beam. Z. Gao, X. Yang, X. Liu, X.
Zhao, C. Chen, W. Zhang 400. Yellow/orange-emitting
poly[tri-(2,5-dihexyloxy-1,4-phenylenevinylene)-alt-(1,3-phenylenevinylene)]s:Synthesis
and characterizations. L. Liao, Y. Pang, L. Ding, F. E. Karasz 401. Control of end-groups of regioregular poly(3-alkylthiophenes)
using Grignard methasis. G. SauvŽ, M. Jeffries-El, R. D. McCullough 402. Controllable Cross-linking Sulfonated Poly (Ether Ether Ketone)
Membranes. X. Yang, X. Liu, Z. Gao, X. Zhao, Z. Li, D. Ren, W. Zhang 403. Effect of molecular weight and irradiation dose on tensile
properties of poly (aryl ether ketone) containing thio-band. Z. Gao, H. Mao, X.
Liu, X. Yang, X. Zhao, C. Chen, W. Zhang 404. Effect of perylene dopant in poly(methylphenyl silane)
light-emitting devices. C. Seoul, J. Park, J. Lee 405. Prediction of two photon absorption properties for large organic
molecules using time-dependent density functional theory. A. Masunov, S. Tretiak 406. Steady-state rectification at ionic heterojunctions based on
polyacetylene ionomers. C. Cheng, S. Boettcher, L. Gao, D. H.
Johnston, M. C. Lonergan 407. Structure-property relationships for a,w-dialkyl substituted
thiophene/fluorene based oligomers. R. J. McKean 408. Synthesis and characterization of 4-nirto-3Áø,
5Áø-di(2-naphthyl)-biphenyl. H. Mao, Y. Yu, L. Chen, X. Lu, Z. Gao, W. Zhang 409. Synthesis of Parent Aniline Hexamer By One-step Method. L. Chen,
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nanoparticles as atom transfer radical polymerization initiators. S. Gravano, T. E.
Patten 412. Photoinitiator solubility effects on poymer nanostructure
development in lyotropic liquid crystals. M. A. DePierro, A. J.
Olson, C. A. Guymon 413. Synthesis, charaterization, and photopolymerization kinetics of
novel polymerizable lyotropic liquid crystals: dimethylaminoethyl acrylate with
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Williams, C. A. Guymon 414. High molecular weight bottlebrush polymers synthesized using the
Grubbs' catalyst. N. B. Bowden, S. Jha, B. Hong 415. Multishaped Nanoframes of Silver in Acetonitrile. B. P. S.
Chauhan, P. Tewari, R. Sardar, P. Sharma 416. Formation of nanostructured polymer filaments in nanochannel
templates. C. Peng, W. J. Nam, S. J. Fonash, B. Gu, A. Sen, K.
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nanotubes. S. Qin, D. Qin, W. T. Ford 418. Manipulation of hydrogen bonding mediated nanoscale self-assembly
of the hard segment phase in model trisegment oligomeric polyurethanes. J.
P. Sheth, A. Aneja, G. L. Wilkes 419. Preparation of selective sulfonated block copolymers with ionic
nanochannels as proton conducting membranes. J. Yang, H. Seo, Y.
Kim, J. Lee 420. Characterization of particle size distribution of polymeric
nanoparticles by packed column hydrodynamic chromatography. K. Tribe, E.
Meehan, J. McConville 421. Synthesis and Characterization of Novel Amphiphilic Core-Shell
Polymer Nanoparticles. P. Sunintaboon, F. W. Harris, P. Li, J. Zhu 422. Synthesis of dendritic triblock copolymers of starburst
oligoanilinated C60 elastomer. T. Canteenwala, S. Patil,
M. Haldar, P. Padmawar, S. Verma, L. Chiang 423. Adsorption and chemistry of ultra-thin films of polyvinyl alcohol
for sensor development. M. Kozlov, S. I. Moon, T. A. Smith, T. J.
McCarthy 424. Bio-inspired preparation of nanoparticles by intramolecular
disulfide crosslinks. H. A. Aliyar, M. D. Fetsch, P. D. Hamilton, E.
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Liu, Y. Huang, D. Sun 426. Interactions between Carrageenan/Furcelleran and Bovine Serum
Albumin: (1) Effects of Ionic Strength and Linear Charge Density. J. Lee, C.
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Jin, V. Nguyen, X. Lu, B. Elliott, D. L. Gin 428. Molecular shape memory of screw-sense switchable polysilylenes in
the cast films. A. Ohira, M. Kunitake, M. Fujiki 429. Polymer modified off-axis multiwall nanotubes for fabrication of
electrically conductive polyurethane nanocomposites. M. D. Alexander Jr., H.
Bentley, C. Wang 430. Synthesis and Characterization of PPI-3 Encapsulated Metal
Nanoparticles. M. Chai, A. K. Holley, M. Norton 431. Preparation of Polystyrene/ Clay Nanocomposite by Suspension and
Emulsion Polymerization. W. Yang, T. Ko, P. Shih, G. J. Jiang Sr. 432. Synthesis of primary amine containing polymer brushes grown from
CdS/SiO2 nanoparticles via ATRP. E. D. Woodbury, T. E.
Patten 433. Miscibility of methyl silsesquioxane/poly(propylene glycol)
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polyesters. H. Frey, I. T. Neuner, M. Ursu 10:00 - Intermission. 10:10 -438. Novel synthesis routes for polyhydroxyalkanoic
acids with unique properties. B. Zhang, R. Carlson, E. N. Pederson, F.
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electrospinning of polymer solutions. A. Theron, E.
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R. G. Nickol, H. N. Cheng Section B Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Molecular Recognition Using Polymeric Materials S. Thayumanavan, Organizer, Presiding V. M. Rotello, Organizer 1:30 -473. Molecular recognition in polymers using
multiple hydrogen bonds: Expanding the toolbox. R. P. Sijbesma, G. B. W.
L. Ligthart, R. M. Versteegen, R. A. Koevoets, E. W. Meijer 2:00 -474. Synthetic Duplex Oligomers Defined via Covalent
Casting of a 1-Dimensional Hydrogen Bonding Motif. M. J. Krische, E. A.
Archer 2:15 -475. Structure and Function in Beta-Peptide
Foldamers. S. H. Gellman 2:45 -476. Recognition-mediated assembly using polymeric
systems. V. M. Rotello 3:15 -477. Block-Copolymers and Perfectly
Alternating-Copolymers via Self-Assembly. M. Weck, M. N.
Higley, J. M. Pollino, E. Hollembeak 3:30 -478. Approaches towards biomimetic macromolecules. S.
Thayumanavan 4:00 -479. Monomolecular imprinting: Synthetic hosts via
molecular imprinting inside of dendrimers. S. C. Zimmerman, L. G.
Schultz, N. G. Lemcoff 4:30 -480. The use of self-complimentary H-bonding
functions to make assemblies of metallodendrimers. F. M. MacDonnell, K. L.
Wouters, D. M. Rudkevich, H. Xu 5:00 -481. Conformational properties of folded
metallodendrimers. M. R. Rauckhorst, A. J. Preston, S. A. Hatcher, C. M. Hadad,
J. R. Parquette Section C Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Organic and Polymer Materials for Plastic and Molecular
Electronics Organic Electronics C. Kagan, Organizer, Presiding Z. Bao and B. de Boer, Organizers 1:30 -482. Synthetic routes to solution processable
polycyclopentadithiophenes. M. L. Turner, P. Coppo, D. Cupertino, S.
G. Yeates 1:50 -483. Synthesis and optical properties of conjugated
dendrimers. Z. Peng, Y. Pan, J. S. Melinger 2:10 -484. Synthesis and properties of cross-linked
conjugated polymers. E. Hittinger, A. Kokil, C. Weder 2:30 -485. HPLC Separation of regioregular
poly(3-hexylthiophene) and its microcrystalline "nano-rods" domains
in thin films. H. Yang, S. Park, D. Kim, K. Oh, S. Magonov, K. Cho, T. Chang,
Z. Bao, C. Y. Ryu 2:50 - Intermission. 3:10 -486. Plastic Deformation of Pentacene. L. F. Drummy,
P. K. Miska, D. C. Martin 3:50 -487. Growth of pentacene thin films: a surface
science perspective. R. M. Tromp 4:30 -488. electrostatics at the pentacene-SiO2 interface.
L. Chen, R. Ludeke, A. Schrott, C. R. Kagan, L. E. Brus 4:50 -489. Organic field effect transistors fabricated
from polymerisable liquid crystals. M. Heeney, C. Bailey,
M. Giles, D. Graham, D. Sparrowe, M. Shkunov, S. Tierney, W. Zhang, I.
McCulloch Section D Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Polymeric Nanofibers Nanofiber Properties and Characterization H. Schreuder-Gibson, Presiding D. H. Reneker and H. Fong, Organizers 1:30 -490. Orientation development in electrospun
liquid-crystalline polymer nanofibers. D. Y. Lin, D. C.
Martin 1:50 -491. Characterizing the stress-strain behavior of
electrospun polyurethane fiber mats. A. Pedicini, R. J.
Farris 2:10 -492. Effects of nanoclay on molecular structures of
Poly (L-latic) acid in electrospinning. K. Kim, Y. L. Joo, E. P.
Giannelis 2:30 -493. Functional polymer nanofibers and nanotubes via
electrospinning: Chemical modifications for selected advanced applications. A.
Greiner, Z. Sun, J. Zeng, H. Hou, T. Kissel, J. H. Wendorff 2:50 -494. Microencapsulation of aqueous domains within
electrospun polymer fibers. E. Sanders, G. E. Wnek, G. L. Bowlin,
D. G. Simpson 3:10 -495. Phase morphology of electrospun nanofibers from
polybutadiene (PB) /polycarbonate (PC) blends. M. Wei, J. L.
Mead, C. Sung 3:30 -496. Using humidity and molecular weight to control
the surface morphology of electrospun fibers. C. L. Casper, J.
Stephens, B. Chase, J. Rabolt 3:50 -497. Bicomponent fiber electrospinning and the
effect of porosity on surface wettability of electrospun mats. P. Gupta, G. L.
Wilkes 4:10 -498. DOE Optimization and TEM of polycarbonate
nanofibers. N. Kattamuri, C. Sung, J. Shin, J. Lee 4:30 -499. Electrospun Mesoporous Molecular Sieve Fibers. K.
J. Balkus Jr., S. Madhugiri, J. P. Ferraris, A. Chacko 4:50 -500. Molecular Self-Assembly of Redox Nanofibers. Q.
Cheng Soft Colloids: Fundamental Research and Technological
Applications Synthesis in Soft Colloids and Characterization Cosponsored with COLL THURSDAY MORNING Section A Unknown Site -- Unknown Room General Papers Polymer Characterization G. D. Jaycox, Presiding D. Garcia, Organizer 8:30 -501. Macromolecular chirality: influencing material
properties in subtle ways. Y. Lu, G. Tian, B. Novak 8:50 -502. Mechanistic studies of the copolymerization of
propylene oxide and carbon dioxide: a microstructural approach. M. J. Byrnes,
M. H. Chisholm, C. M. Hadad, Z. Zhou 9:10 -503. Fine tuning photorefractive properties of
moleculare photorefractive materials. W. You, Z. Hou, L.
Yu 9:30 -504. Fabrication and mechanical properties analysis
of optically transparent polyester/glass fiber matrix composites. P. Vaghela, J. O.
Stoffer, O. Sitton 9:50 -505. Alternate layer deposition of
poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) microgels to achieve thermoresponsive,
microstructured thin films. M. J. Serpe, L. A. Lyon 10:10 -506. Light regulated chiroptical switches based on
polymeric and oligomeric structures. G. D. Jaycox 10:30 -507. Probing the effect of curing conditions on
shrinkage stress development and polymerization kinetics. H. Lu, J. W.
Stansbury, C. N. Bowman 10:50 -508. New biodegradable amphiphilic triblock
copolymers consisting of poly[(R)-3-hydroxybutyrate] and poly(ethylene oxide)
and their association behavior in aqueous solution. J. Li, X. Ni, X.
Li, Z. Zhou, K. W. Leong 11:10 -509. Immobilization of monometallic copper complexes
on mesoporous silica and their activity as catalyst for oxidative coupling
polymerization of phenols. Y. Shibasaki, J. N. Kondo, K. Domen, M.
Ueda 11:30 -510. Unusual polysaccharide and its rheology. J.
D. Combie 11:50 -511. Compatibility and morphology of the
fluoro-polymer/polyacrylate latex interpenetrating polymer networks. S. Chen, W. Yan, L.
Chen 12:10 -512. Competitive removal of Pb2+, Cu2+, Cd2+ by cellulose
graft copolymer. S. Cavus, G. Gurdag, M. Yasar, M. A.
Gurkaynak Section B Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Molecular Recognition Using Polymeric Materials A. Basu, Presiding S. Thayumanavan and V. M. Rotello, Organizers 8:30 -513. Establishing the Supramolecular Chemistry of
Carbon Nanotubes. K. S. Chichak, Y. Liu, A. Star, J. F. Stoddart 9:00 -514. Macromolecules with electrochemically
controllable recognition properties. G. Cooke 9:15 -515. Mechanically interlocked macromolecular systems
via pseudorotaxane self-assembly. H. W. Gibson, Z. Ge, F.
Huang, J. W. Jones, H. Wang, A. Farcas 9:45 -516. Molecular recognition in dendrimers based on
melamine. E. E. Simanek 10:00 -517. Molecular recognition in the construction of
polymeric systems. S. J. Rowan, S. Sivakova, P. Suwanmala, J. B.
Beck 10:15 -518. Polymeric enzyme mimics. R. Breslow 10:45 -519. Understanding the fundamental recognition
behavior of molecularly imprinted polymers. K. D. Shimizu 11:15 -520. Polymeric Recognition of Bacterial Spores. K.
M. Levon, T. Ji, M. Kaholek, S. Kazakov, O. M. Tarasenko, N. K. Sharma, B.
Yu, Y. Zhou 11:45 -521. Synthesis and Single-molecule Studies of
Modular Polymers Using Precise Hydrogen Bonding Interactions. Z. Guan, J. Roland,
S. X. Ma, M. Nguyen, T. M. McIntire, D. A. Brant Section C Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Organic and Polymer Materials for Plastic and Molecular
Electronics Organic Electronics B. de Boer, Organizer, Presiding Z. Bao and C. Kagan, Organizers 8:30 -522. Charge transport in polymeric opto-electronic
devices. P. W. M. Blom, T. V. Woudenbergh, C. Tanase, V. Mihailetchi,
B. de Boer 9:10 -523. Printed organic thin-film transistors for
electronic circuits and displays. M. G. Kane 9:50 -524. Organic and Polymer Transistors for Chemical
and Bio Sensing: From Macroscale to Nanoscale. A. Dodabalapur, D. Fine,
L. F. Wang, S. Knudsen, D. Cauble, T. Jung, S. Khondker, M. J. Krische, A. D.
Ellington, H. von Seggern 10:30 -525. Conjugated reactive mesogens for
organo-electronic devices. P. A. Glarvey, M. L. Turner, M. Grell, K.
S. Whitehead, D. D. D. C. Bradley, M. Voigt 10:50 -526. Photocurrent Generated with a Homoconjugated
Bisfulleroid Polymer. C. K. Shen, G. Sonmez, A. D. Smith, B. J.
Schwartz, Y. Rubin, F. Wudl 11:10 -527. Metallodendrimers which function as N- and
P-type semiconducting materials for thin film transistors. F. M. MacDonnell, K. L.
Wouters, W. P. Kirk, N. Basit 11:30 -528. Polymeric Electrochromic Devices: Polychromism,
High Coloration Efficiency and RGB Colors. G. Sonmez, C. K.
Shen, H. Meng, F. Wudl 11:50 -529. New regioregular head-to-tail
poly(4-alkylquinoline)s. Y. Zhu, M. M. Alam, S. A. Jenekhe 12:10 - Intermission. Section D Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Polymeric Nanofibers Biomedical Applications of Nanofibers F. K. Ko, Presiding D. H. Reneker and H. Fong, Organizers 8:30 -530. Multifunctional nanofiber scaffolds for tissue
engineering. S. S. Khan, A. fertala, F. K. Ko 8:50 -531. Prevention of post-surgical adhesions using
electrospun bioabsorbable non-woven nanofiber membranes. X. Zong, K. Kim, J.
Chiu, S. Li, B. Garlick, C. Brathwaite, T. Zimmerman, D. Fang, B. Chu, B. S.
Hsiao 9:10 -532. Biomimetic processing of protein-based and
bioderived polymers: Effects on chemical architecture. J. S. Stephens, C. L.
Casper, J. F. Rabolt, B. Chase 9:30 -533. Electrospinning of biopolymers for tissue
engineering. E. D. Boland, D. G. Simpson, G. E. Wnek, G. L. Bowlin 9:50 -534. Development of the BioHemostat Ð a treatment
modality for high pressure bleeding based on super-absorbent polymers and
electrospun membranes. J. M. Layman, E. Kenawy, J. R. Watkins, M. E.
Carr Jr., G. L. Bowlin, G. Wnek 10:10 -535. Electrospun non-woven membranes as scaffolds
for heart tissue constructs. X. Zong, H. Bien, C. Chung, L. Yin, K. Kim,
D. Fang, B. Chu, B. S. Hsiao, E. Entcheva 10:30 -536. Incorporation of an antibiotic drug in
electrospun poly(lactide-co-glycolide) non-woven nanofiber scaffolds. K. Kim, C. Chang,
X. Zong, D. Fang, B. S. Hsiao, B. Chu, M. Hadjiargyrou 10:50 -537. Nylon 6 nanofiber reinforced BIS-GMA/TEGDMA
dental restorative composite resins. H. Fong 11:10 -538. Nanofiber formation with self-assembling
peptide amphiphiles containing cholesterol and RGDS. M. O. Guler, B. M.
Rabatic, R. C. Claussen, S. I. Stupp 11:30 -539. Regenerated protein-based nanofibers by
electrospinning process. S. Sukigara, M. Gandhi, J. Ayutsede, F. K. Ko Issues of Homeland Security: What Can Chemists Do? Cosponsored with PRES THURSDAY AFTERNOON Section A Unknown Site -- Unknown Room General Papers Polymer Characterization J. Lou, Presiding D. Garcia, Organizer 1:30 -540. Functionalizing polylactides for tissue growth.
M. Wang, C. P. Radano, M. E. Mackay, L. R. McCabe, G. L. Baker, M. R.
Smith III 1:50 -541. Aqueous soluble dendrimers with
shape-persistent hydrophobic cores for drug solubilisation. N. L. Smith, N. B.
McKeown, N. H. Day, A. D'Emanuele, D. Attwood 2:10 -542. Design, synthesis and characterization of
nitric oxide releasing acrylic copolymers with potentially improved blood
compatibility. Z. Zhou, P. G. Parzuchowski, M. E. Meyerhoff 2:30 -543. SANS and osmotic observations on polyacrlylate
networks swollen in physiological salt solutions. F. Horkay, P. J.
Basser, A. Hecht, E. Geissler 2:50 -544. Molecular weight and shear flow rate effect on
stress-induced lift force on polystyrene. J. Lou 3:10 -545. A scaling relation for lift force on
ultrahighmolecular weight polymers in shear flow. J. Lou 3:30 -546. Sidechain functionality effect on microphase
separation of block copolymers. R. Shenhar, A. Sanyal, O. Uzun, H.
Nakade, V. M. Rotello 3:50 -547. Comparison of crystallization kinetics in
nanoconfined cylinder and double gyroid phases. L. Zhu, L. Sun, Q.
Ge, R. P. Quirk, B. S. Hsiao, C. A. Avila-Orta, I. Sics 4:10 -548. Inclusion complexes formed between
biodegradable amphiphilic poly(ethylene
oxide)-poly[(R)-3-hydroxybutyrate]-poly(ethylene oxide) triblock copolymers and
cyclodextrins. L. Xu, L. Jun, L. Kam W 4:30 -549. Thermodynamics of methanol sorption in Nafion¨
117. N. H. Jalani, P. Choi, R. Datta 4:50 -550. FTIR studies on hydrogen bonded PVPh/PMMA
blends revisit 1: solvent effect, miscibility and reproducibility. H. Huang, C. Ni, S.
Huang 5:10 -551. FTIR studies on hydrogen bonded PVPh/PMMA blends
revisit 2: W1/2 and its influence on data processing. H. Huang, C. Ni, S.
Huang Section B Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Molecular Recognition Using Polymeric Materials K. D. Shimizu, Presiding S. Thayumanavan and V. M. Rotello, Organizers 1:30 -552. Molecular recognition using dendritic building
blocks - towards controllable nanomaterials. D. K. Smith 2:00 -553. Tunable Complex Stability in Surface Molecular
Recognition Mediated by Self-Complementary Quadruple Hydrogen-Bonds. H.
Schšnherr, S. Zou, Z. Zhang, R. Fšrch, W. Knoll, G. J. Vancso 2:30 -554. Presentation of molecular recognition elements
on nanoscopic surfaces. M. J. Joralemon, K. Qi, M. L. Becker, K. S.
Murthy, E. E. Remsen, K. L. Wooley 2:45 -555. Covalent fixation of self-assembled architectures.
E. W. Meijer, R. P. Sijbesma, A. J. Wilson, M. Masuda, P. Jonkheijm 3:00 -556. Membrane materials built from core shell
nanoparticles and poly(2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate). N. Kariuki, M. J.
Patterson, C. Zhong 3:30 -557. Synthesis and self assembly of star-shaped
amphiphiles. E. R. Zubarev, J. Teng Section C Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Organic and Polymer Materials for Plastic and Molecular
Electronics Organic Electronics C. Kagan, B. de Boer, and Z. Bao, Organizers, Presiding 1:30 -558. New conjugated polyphenothiazine and
poly(phenothiazine-alt-fluorene) for OLEDs. X. Kong, A. P.
Kulkarni, S. A. Jenekhe 1:50 -559. Electronic/photonic properties of mixed
Langmuir-Blodgett filsm with poly(n-dodecylacrylamide) and p conjugated
polymers. A. Aoki, S. Yoshida, T. Saito, T. Miyashita 2:10 -560. Ion transport studies on intrinsically
conducting polymer prepared by solid-state crosslinking. S. Jang, G. A.
Sotzing, M. Marquez 2:30 -561. New avenues to achieve high dielectric constant
and high electromechanical response in electroactive polymers. C. Huang, Q. M.
Zhang, F. Xia, Q. Wang, J. Su 2:50 -562. New soluble conjugated polyquinolines for
optoelectronics. C. J. Tonzola, M. M. Alam, S. A. Jenekhe 3:10 -563. Synthesis and characterization of a PPV
derivative: Poly (2,3-diphenyl-1,4-naphthalene vinylene) (DP-PNV). Y. Patel, G.
Arbuckle-Keil, B. Hsieh 3:30 -564. Photochromic dihetarylethenes photocyclization
- a new route to photosensitive polymers. L. A. Rusanov, M. .. M.
Krayushkin M.M 3:50 -565. Synthesis and photophysics of n-type conjugated
dendrimers for light-emitting diodes. T. W. Kwon, M. M.
Alam, S. A. Jenekhe Section D Unknown Site -- Unknown Room Polymeric Nanofibers Electronic and Other Applications of Nanofibers W. E. Jones Jr., Presiding D. H. Reneker and H. Fong, Organizers 1:30 -566. Nanoscale electronic fibers and tubes: Toward
molecular level electronics packaging. W. E. Jones Jr. 1:50 -567. LiClO4-doped poly (ethylene oxide) electrospun
nanofiber humidity sensors. L. Dai, D. Aussawasathien 2:10 -568. Pyrene Surface Modified Electrospun Nanofibrous
Membranes for Sensor Application. X. Wang, S. Yang, C. Drew, L.
Samuelson, J. Kumar 2:30 -569. Durable transparent materials: Electrospun
nanofibers infused with transparent resin. C. Krauthauser, J. M.
Deitzel, E. D. Wetzel, D. O'Brien 2:50 -570. Electrostatic Assembly of Titanium Dioxide on
Surface Functionalized Electrospun Nanofibers. C. Drew, B. Ku, X.
Wang, L. A. Samuelson, J. Kumar 3:10 -571. Electrospinning and phase characterization of
polyaniline/polymethyl methacrylate blends. K. Desai, C. Sung 3:30 -572. Electrostatic processing of PVDF. W. D.
Bates, C. P. Barnes, Z. Ounaies, G. E. Wnek 3:50 -573. Next-Generation Carbon Fibers by Electrospinning
PAN and MWNT Nanocomposite. N. L. Titchenal, N. Naguib,
H. Ye, Y. Gogotsi, J. Liu, F. K. Ko 4:10 -574. Novel polymeric nanofiber deposition
processing. J. Kameoka 4:30 -575. Reactive routes to making modified nanofiber
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