Orlando, FL (August 25-30, 1996)
Program Meeting Chair: Bill Brittain
Abstract/Preprint Deadline: April 15, 1996
(note:
some of the special symbols didn't transfer properly.)
SUNDAY MORNING
Section A
Fundamentals of
Adhesion and Interfaces
D. Rimai, Organizer
L.
DeMejo, Organizer
P. Schwartz, Presiding
8:30‹1. Adhesion between hydrolyzed surfaces of PDMS
networks. S. Perutz, J. Wang, C. Ober, E. Kramer
9:00‹2. Toughening of impenetrable interfaces by tethered
polymer chains. L. Penn, D. Kalika, R. Lin, J. Ibieta, M.
Greenfield, R. Quirk, J. Kuang
9:30‹3. Interdiffusion at
the interface between poly(vinylpyrrolidone) and epoxy. J.
Wrightman, H. Oyama, J. Lesko
10:00‹
10:15‹4. Fiber-matrix chemical bonding in composite materials
and its effect on adhesion. L. Drzal, N. Sugiura, D. Hook
10:45‹5. Some fundamental issues in adhesion. L.
Sharpe
11:15‹6. Effects of segment mobility on slip
and adhesion. H. Brown, M. Chaudhury, B. M. Newby
Section
B
2nd International Symposium on Biorelated Polymers: Advances in
Polymeric Drugs and Drug Design
R. Ottenbrite,
Organizer
S. Kim, Organizer
N. Ogata,
Presiding
H. B. Lee, Presiding
9:00‹Introductory Remarks
9:05‹7. Synthesis
and characterization of new biodegradable polyesters for drug design.
Y. Sung, D. Song
9:30‹8. Thermoplastic
biodegradable hydrogels: star-shaped block copolymer for polypeptide drug
delivery. Y. Choi, S. Kim, Y. Bae
9:55‹9.
Biodegradable hydrogels for oral delivery of peptides and proteins.
E. Akala, P. Kopeckovµa, J. Kopecek
10:20‹
10:30‹10. Applications of
temperature-responsive polymers for drug delivery systems. N.
Ogata
10:55‹11. Thermosensitive polymers for drug
delivery. A. Gutowska, S. Kim
11:20‹12. Design of
stable and bioactive insulin conjugates. M. Baudys, T. Uchio, S.
Song, F. Liu, D. Mix, S. Kim
Section C
Polymers in
Museums
M. Baker, Organizer
M. Loadman,
Presiding
8:00‹13. Notes on identification of
plastics. C. Williamson
8:30‹14. The National
Plastics Center and Museum. R. Stein, V. Wilcox
9:00‹15. Polymers in science museums: a survey of national
educational resources. S. McKee, D. Collard, P. Watson
9:30‹16. The care of a plastics collection. E.
Then
10:00‹
10:30‹17. Analytical
studies of the degradation of cellulose nitrate plastics in museums.
R. Stewart, D. Littlejohn, R. Pethrick, N. Tennent, A. Quye
11:00‹18. Monitoring cellulose nitrate emissions: a new use
for an old indicator. J. Fenn
11:30‹19. An
investigation into the yellowing of supposedly non-staining antioxidants.
J. Gleeson, M. Loadman
Section D
Special Topics I:
Polymerization Catalysis and Polymer Synthesis
R. Moore,
Organizer
V. Reichert, Presiding
9:00‹20. Kinetics of L-lactide and ò-caprolactone
polymerization using a highly efficient catalyst system based on yttrium
tris(2,6-di-tert-butylphenolate). W. Stevels, J. Ankonµe, P.
Dijkstra, J. Feijien
9:20‹21. Acyclic diene metathesis in
the preparation of functionalized carbosilane polymers. S.
Cummings, J. Anderson, K. Wagener
9:40‹22.
Palladium(II)-catalyzed alternating copolymerization of CO with
allylbenzene derivatives. S. Murtuza, A. Sen
10:00‹23.
Alternating copolymers of functional alkenes with carbon monoxide.
S. Kacker, Z. Jiang, A. Sen
10:20‹24.
Palladium(II)-catalyzed carbonylation of alkyl dinitrite esters to
polyoxalates and polysuccinates. J. Pawlow, A. Sadow, A. Sen
10:40‹25. Allene homopolymerizations and allene/propyne
copolymerizations using allyl nickel complexes. M. Nakano, B.
Novak
11:00‹26. The polymerization of carbodiimides using
copper complexes. K. Shibayama, S. Seidel, B. Novak
11:20‹27. Enantioselective synthesis of metal helicates. C.
Woods, M. Benaglia, P. Blom, A. Fuchicello, F. Cozzi, J.
Siegel
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Macromolecular Design and Application via Macromonomers,
Macroinitiators and Macroiniferters
M. Mishra, Organizer,
Presiding
C. Moorefield, Presiding
1:30‹
1:45‹28. Anionic synthesis of block and
star-branched polymers via 1,1-diphenylethylene-functionalized
macromonomers. R. Quirk, H. Dixon, Y. Kim, T. Yoo
2:15‹29. Novel amphiphilic architectures by ring-opening
metathesis polymerization of macromonomers. Y. Gnanou, V.
Heroguez, M. Fontanille
2:45‹30. Complex architectures by
a stable free radical polymerization process. B. Keoshkerian, M.
Georges, N. Listigovers
3:15‹
3:30‹31.
Azo and triazene modified organosiloxanes as macroinitiators for
graft copolymerization. R. Kollefrath, O. Nuyken, B. Voit, J.
Dauth, B. Deubzer, T. Hierstetter, J. Weis
4:00‹32.
Reactions of dithiocarbamate containing polystyrene. C.
Cho
4:30‹33. Multi-component polymers via multi-mode
polymerization. M. Mishra
Section B
2nd
International Symposium on Biorelated Polymers: Advances in Polymeric
Drugs and Drug Design
R. Ottenbrite, Organizer
S.
Kim, Organizer
S. Zalipsky, Presiding
K. Kataoka,
Presiding
2:00‹
2:05‹34.
Polyion complex micelle from charges block copolymers for novel
carrier of peptides. K. Kataoka, A. Harada
2:30‹35.
Strategy and requirements of selective anticancer drug delivery to
solid tumors with polymeric micelle. M. Yokoyama, T. Okano, Y.
Sakurai, K. Okamoto, S. Fukushima, K. Kataoka
2:55‹36.
Application of sodium alginate for a drug carrier. S. Yuk, S. Cho,
H. B. Lee
3:20‹
3:30‹37.
Ophthalmic drug delivery systems using biodegradable polymers. S.
Hyon
3:55‹38. Synthesis and applications of end-group
functionalized poly(ethylene glycol)-phospholipid conjugates. S.
Zalipsky, E. Brandeis, N. Mullah, J. Harding
4:20‹39.
Immuno-stimulating macromolecular glycolipids from bacterial cell
surfaces. Y. Suda, M. Hashimoto, J. Yasuoka, E. Okabe, S.
Kusumoto, H. Takada, T. Hayashi, T. Tamura, S. Kotani
4:45‹40. A study of aggregation behavior of oligopeptides I.
Aggregation characteristics and effects of drugs. M. Haratake, R.
Zhao, R. Ottenbrite
Section C
Polymers in Museums
M. Baker, Organizer, Presiding
1:00‹41.
Absorption studies of archival boxboards and model handsheets exposed
to PPM and PPB concentrations of nitrogen dioxide. C. Guttman, W.
Blair
1:30‹42. Prediction of paper permanence by
accelerated aging. Part I: kinetic analysis of the aging process. X.
Zou, T. Uesaka, N. Gurnagul
2:00‹43. "MT5" dry mount
tissue: artificial aging, FTIR, SEM and solubility studies. D. Badiyan,
P. Ravines
2:30‹44. Micro-ATR analysis of
polyurethane binders in museum videotape collections: natural aging
reactions in archive tapes. M. Baker, A. Bezur
3:00‹
3:30‹45. Lacquer coatings on the Koryo
Buddhist Canon (Tripitaka Koreana) printing wood blocks. T. Lee, C.
Do
4:00‹46. Primary structure of archaeological silk
and ancient climate. R. Ch½uj½o
4:30‹47.
Compositional analysis used to evaluate the long-term effects of
stain removal treatments on eginu (silk support for oriental paintings).
M. Becker, Y. Magoshi, M. Koyano
5:00‹48.
Oxidation of linseed oil medium on paintings in the presence of
copper pigments: spectroscopic and chromatographic studies of thin oil
films. S. Boyatzis, E. Ioakimoglou, P. Argitis, A. Fostiridou, K.
Papapanagiotou
Section D
Mario Farina Memorial Symposium
on Materials Chirality I
M. Green, Organizer,
Presiding
D. Walba, Organizer
P. Ferruti,
Organizer
1:30‹49. Life, career, and
scientific significance of Mario Farina. P. Ferruti
2:00‹50. Chiral crystallization of helical polymers. S.
Meille, G. Allegra
2:30‹51. The role of
conformational chirality on structure, crystallization, and morphology of
syndiotactic polypropylene. A. Lovinger, B. Lotz
3:00‹52. Structural and morphological consequences of
chirality in crystalline polymers and biopolymers. B. Lotz
3:30‹
3:45‹53. Chirality of flexible chains
in the bulk by MAS NMR. P. Sozzani, R. Simonutti, A. Comotti
4:15‹54. The helical morphology in
polystyrene-block-polybutadiene-block-poly(methyl methacrylate) triblock
copolymers. R. Stadler, U. Krappe, U. Breiner
4:45‹55.
Enzymatic degradability of poly(lactide): effects of chain
stereochemistry and material crystallinity. R. Gross, R.
MacDonald, S. McCarthy
SUNDAY EVENING
Section A
Poster Session: Special Topics: Polymer Characterization
R. Moore, Organizer, Presiding
5:30‹7:30
56.‹ Preparation and characterization of melt grafted
acrylamide tertiary butyl sulfonic acid onto propylene. Z. Yin, Y.
Zhang, J. Yin
57.‹ Photophysics of polycyanate resin and
triazene compounds. Y. E. Xu, C. Sung
58.‹
Thermally stimulated deporization current and DSC studies of the dual
glass transitions in side-chain liquid crystalline copolysiloxanes. H.
Chang, C-S. Hsu
59.‹ Dielectric relaxation study
of styrene copolymers/poly(ethyl methacrylate-co-4-vinylpyridine) blends.
R. Hammachin, F. Amrani, R. Prud'homme
60.‹
Modeling water sorption in polymers. B. Knopp, A. Gusev, U.
Suter
61.‹ Polymeric sensor materials for glucose. C-T.
Chen, G. Chen, Z. Guan, D. Lee, F. Arnold
62.‹
Mechanistic investigation of polyacrylates and polymethacrylates
pyrolysis. K. Shooshtari, M. Van De Mark
63.‹
Poly(vinyl chloride)/poly(methyl methacrylate) blends, a near infrared
study. D. Garcia
64.‹ Modified phenylethynyl
terminated polyimides with lower melt viscosity. B. Jensen
65.‹ Development of processable phenylethynyl terminated
polyimides based on pyromellitic dianhydride. B. Jensen
66.‹ Isothermal crystallization of PP-g-ATBS copolymer.
Z. Yin, Z. Yalie, Y. Jinghua
67.‹ The
order-disorder transition in diblock copolymer/homopolymer and diblock
copolymer/diblock copolymer blends. J. Bodycomb, D. Yamaguchi, T.
Hashimoto
68.‹ Laser scanning confocal microscopy as
tool in the investigation of multiphase polymer systems. A. Ribbe,
M. Hayashi, E. Nakamura, M. Endo, M. Weber, T. Hashimoto
69.‹ Experiments to do in your child's classroom. M.
Sherman
70.‹ Quantitative analysis of polyethylene
oxide in polyethylene by ¿1¡H-NMR spectroscopy. T.
Kestner, R. Newmark, C. Bardeau
71.‹ Relaxation
processes in fluorinated methacrylate and acrylate polymers via thermal
analysis. P. Bertolucci, J. Harmon
72.‹
Viscoelasticity of p-alkylated and halogenated polymers. H. Gao,
J. Harmon
73.‹ Crystallization behavior and properties
of model polyethylenes of different chain structures. J. A. Haigh,
L. Mandelkern, R. Alamo
74.‹ Crystallization kinetics of
metallocene type isotactic polypropylenes II. Influence of defect
concentration. J. R. Isasi, L. Mandelkern, R. Alamo
75.‹ Microstructural invetigations of amphipathic
biopolymers with potential to act as remediative agents in water. J.
Kahalley, M. Richardson, G. Cannon, C. McCormick
76.‹
Thermal behavior of polymers with pendent adamantyl groups using dynamic
thermal analysis. C. Lewis, L. Mathias
77.‹
Dynamics of 3-acryloxypropyltrimethoxysilane on silica. H. Jo, F.
Blum
78.‹ An investigation of the effects of generation
number on the surfactant properties of hydraamphiphiles. T. Chapman,
E. Mahan
79.‹ The asymmetry of the silicon oxide
phase in [perfluorinated ionomer]/[inorganic oxide] nanocomposites. M.
Robertson, K. Mauritz
80.‹ Solution properties of
'smart' dendritic macromolecules 1. The effect of solvent quality on
conformation. P. Welch, L. Mathias, R. Lescanec
81.‹ Glass transition temperature calculations for
polystyrene derivatives. P. Camelio, V. Lazzeri, B. Waegell, C.
Cypcar, L. Mathias
82.‹ A new nonlinear optical polymer
containing a polyimide backbone and a robust chromophore. X. Bu,
G. Lai, M. Ahmed, J. Rutherfors, E. Mintz
83.‹ Solid
state NMR invesitgation (¿15ˆN, ¿13ˆC) of the
morphology of nylon 6,5. S. Steadman, L. Mathias
84.‹ In situ compatibilization of polymer blends using
polymeric peroxides. S. Manning, R. Moore
85.‹
Preparation, electrical properties, and self-organization of electrically
conductive Langmuir-Blodgett films containing head-to-tail
poly(3-hexylthiophene). M. Rikukawa, Y. Tabuchi, M. Nakagawa, K.
Sanui, N. Ogata
86.‹ The thermogravimetric analysis of
polymethylsiloxane particles. R. Yin, R. Ottenbrite, J.
Siddiqui
Section B
Poster Session: Special Topics:
Polymer Synthesis
R. Moore, Organizer, Presiding
5:30‹7:30
87.‹ Mullite-based
ceramics formed by the sol-gel inorganic polymer precursor route. L.
Moeti, E. Karikari, O. Oluwa
88.‹ Nitroxide mediated
living free radical polymerizations: kinetics of the slow equilibria
between growing and dormant chains. R. Veregin, P. Odell, L.
Michalak, M. Georges
89.‹ Graft copolymerization of
acrylamide on guar gum using ferrous sulphate-potassium bromate redox
couple. K. Behari, K. Taunk, M. Tripathi
90.‹
Development of novel attachable initiator for "living" radical
polymerization and synthesis of polysiloxane block copolymer. Y.
Nakagawa, K. Matyjaszewski
91.‹ Homo and ABA block
polymerizations of acrylonitrile, n-butyl acrylate, and 2-ethylhexyl
acrylate using ATRP. S. Mu Jo, S. Gaynor, K. Matyjaszewski
92.‹ Kinetic studies of atom transfer radical polymerization
of methyl acrylate. H-J. Paik, K. Matyjaszewski
93.‹ Synthesis of [5]-helicene-containing polyimides. Y.
Qi, J. Gao, T. Bender, Z. Wang
94.‹ A novel
simultaneous semi-interpenetrating polymer network (semi-IPN) of
cross-linked poly(methyl methacrylate) and poly(2-benzyl-2-oxazoline).
B. Culbertson, Y. Xue
95.‹ Thiophene
functionalized cyclic imino ether monomers synthesis and cationic,
ring-opening polymerization. B. Culbertson, X. L. Wang
96.‹ Amine-quinone polyurethanes containing mixtures of TDI
and MDI. Y. Hu, A. Chacko, D. Nikles
97.‹
è-Electron deficient macrocyclic receptors consisting of
azopyridinium units. M. Nakagawa, M. Rikukawa, K. Sanui, N.
Ogata
98.‹ Alternating copolymerization of
diethyl-7-oxabicyclo[2.2.1]hepta-2,5-diene-2,3-dicarboxylate and
substituted phenylacetylenes with Pd(II) catalyst. H. Tamura, H.
Kanamaru, O. Hirose, S. Yamamoto
99.‹ Per(fluoroalkyl
acrylates) with diacetylene-containing side chains. K. Marra, T.
Chapman
100.‹ Oxidizing alkyd ceramers. R.
Sailer, M. Soucek
101.‹ Poly(phosphine oxide ether
ketone)s derived from bis(4-carboxylphenyl)phenyl phosphine oxide. J.
Fitch, S. Reddy, P. Youngman, G. Wohlfahrt, P. Cassidy
102.‹ Synthesis and characterization of liquid crystalline
difunctional alkenyl monomers. L. Natarajan, R. Haaga, M. Schulte,
T. Bunning, S. Clarson, T. Cooper
103.‹ Synthesis and
surface properties of poly(3,5-difluorophenylmethylsiloxane). D.
Patwardhan, H. Zimmer, J. Mark
104.‹ Synthesis and
characterization of poly(ether) grafted poly(urethanes) for
anti-biofouling applications. J. Orban, T. Chapman
105.‹ New hybrid polysilane/polysiloxane nanocomposites. G.
Jamison, D. Loy, K. Opperman, J. Beach, R. Waymouth
106.‹ Synthesis of poly(crown ether)s based on
bis(5-carboxy-1,3-phenylene)-26-crown-8. D. Nagvekar, H.
Gibson
107.‹ Inorganic-organic borocarbosilicate based
hybrid polymers containing diacetylenic functionalities. R.
Sundar, T. Keller
108.‹ Mechanism of
oligomerization for cyclohexene oxide. S. Wu, M. Soucek
109.‹ Model compound study for acrylic latexes crosslinking
with cycloaliphatic epoxides. S. Wu, M. Soucek
110.‹ Competitive reaction study of cycloaliphatic epoxides
with methanol and acetic acid. S. Wu, M. Soucek
111.‹ Novel inorganic/organic ceramer coatings. C. Wold,
M. Soucek
112.‹ Thianthrene and thioether containing
polyimides and polyamides. G. Tullos, T. Grubb, L. Mathias, M.
Langsam
113.‹ Synthesis and characterization of
diphenylethynyl terminated benzoxazole oligomers. J. Jensen, L.
Mathias
114.‹ Optimizing conditions for ring-opening
metathesis polymerization of norbornene derivatives in air and protic
media using ruthenium-based catalysts. W. Apichatachutapan, L.
Mathias
115.‹ Effect of reduced gravity on the MW of
photopolymerized MMA. D. Avci, K. Thigpen, L. Mathias
116.‹ Synthesis and characterization of novel propargylated
resins for use in carbon/carbon composites. G. Tregre, L.
Mathias
117.‹ Synthesis and characterization of novel
multi-arm star-branched polymers based on
poly(styrene-Ÿb‰-isobutylene) block copolymer arms. R. Storey,
K. Shoemake
118.‹ The polymerization of
dicyclopentadiene: further investigations of mechanism. T.
Davidson, K. Wagener
119.‹ Acyclic diene metathesis
(ADMET) polymerization of alcohol functionalized olefins. D.
Valenti, K. Wagener
120.‹ The kinetics of acyclic
diene metathesis (ADMET) polymerization using a ruthenium based catalyst.
K. Brzezinska, J. Anderson, K. Wagener
121.‹
Synthesis of a silicon-containing hyperbranched polymer by ruthenium
catalyzed step-growth polymerization. Q. Wang, E. Tongco, H. Guo,
K. Prakash, W. Weber, G. Olah
122.‹ Bistriflate
titanium complexes for the polymerization of styrene. S. Ngo, J.
Okuda, P. Toscano, J. Welch
123.‹ Synthesis and
characterization of thiophene-containing poly(arylene ethynylene). Y.
Pang, Z. Wang, T. Barton
124.‹ Synthesis and
characterization of polycarbazim, a novel polyaniline derivative. Y.
Chen, R. Bannwart, J. Canary
125.‹ Chemically
polymerized alkyl derivatized poly(ethylenedioxythiophene)s as soluble
conjugated polymers. A. Kumar, J. Reynolds
126.‹
Poly(3-cyanopropyl)methylsiloxane-urea adhesives. V. Venkatesan,
S. Lin, C. Li, S. Davis, Q. Ji, H. Parvatareddy, D. Dillard, J.
Riffle
127.‹ New UV curable cyclotriphosphazenes as
fire-retardant coating materials for wood. Y. W. Chen-Yang, J.
Chuang, Y. Yang
128.‹ Hyperbranched materials by
ruthenium catalyzed step-growth polymerization of 4-acetylstyrene. P.
Lu, J. Paulasaari, W. Weber
129.‹ Ru catalyzed step
growth copolymerization of 2-acetylphenanthrene and
Ä,ò-dienes. H. Guo, W. Weber
130.‹
Donor/acceptor copolymerization of maleimide systems. C. Miller,
C. Hoyle, C. Howard, S. Jªonsson
131.‹
Photoinitiated polymerization of acrylates using functional maleimides.
S. Clark, C. Hoyle
132.‹ Kinetic studies of
polymerization of ethylene and ethylene with 1,4-hexadiene by using of
metallocene-methylaluminoxane catalysts. G. Jiang, K. J. Lai, J.
M. Hwu, S. J. Wang
133.‹ Polyolefin graft and block
copolymer: synthesis and application. G. Jiang, T. Y. Wang
134.‹ Poly(arylene ethers) containing sulfonic acid pendent
groups: synthesis, properties and potential applications. N.
Venkatasubramanian, D. Dean, F. Arnold
135.‹
Towards benzene soluble electron transfer initiators for living anionic
polymerization. R. Storey, P. Pitman
Section C
Poster Session: Macromolecular Secretariat: Self Organization in
Polymers
S. Stupp, Organizer
R. Moore,
Presiding
5:30‹7:30
136.‹ Investigation of polyethylene oxide secondary and
tertiary structures on the ion formation in TOF-SIMS: effects of end
group chemistry and molecular weight distribution. W. Yan, J.
Gardella
137.‹ Novel comb-shaped polypeptides with
electrostatically attached "side-chains". E. Ponomarenko, D.
Tirrell, W. MacKnight
138.‹ Intramolecular
self-organization in amphiphilic polysulfonates bearing bulky
hydrophobes. T. Shikata, M. Mizusaki, Y. Morishima
139.‹ Order-disorder transition in electro-active polymers:
poly(3-dodecylthiophene). K. Park, K. Levon
140.‹
Synthesis of novel low surface energy semifluorinated alkyl side chain
ionenes. J. Wang, C. Ober, E. Kramer
141.‹
Comparison of the self-assembly of 5-alkoxyisophthalic acid in solid
state, in mesophase and in solution. S. Valiyaveettil, G.
Moessner, V. Enkelmann, C. Meiners, M. Pfaadt, H. Spiess, K. Muellen
142.‹ The ordered structure in binary mixtures of A-B
diblock copolymer and A-C diblock copolymer. K. Kimishima, H.
Jinnai, T. Koga, T. Hashimoto
143.‹ Novel methods for
nanolithography. C. Harrison, M. Park, P. Chaikin, R. Register, D.
Adamson
144.‹ Aggregation of hydrogen bonding
copolymers in solution: donor/acceptor intermolecular interactions. T.
Seery, W. Wu, S. Malik, J. Kornfield, E. Amis
145.‹
Aggregation of EMAA ionomers in aqueous solutions: ESR spectra of
amphiphilic spin probes. S. Kutsumizu, S. Schlick
146.‹ Translational diffusion of Mo¿V¡ in
perfluorinated ionomers by ESR imaging. Z. Gao, S. Schlick
147.‹ Hydration and dynamics in pluronic L64 from ESR spectra
of amphiphilic spin probes. L. Zhou
148.‹
Cu¿+2¡ complexation in telechelic polyisoprene. X. Hu,
S. Schlick, P. Vanhoorne
MONDAY MORNING
Section A
Macromolecular Design and Application via Macromonomers,
Macroinitiators and Macroiniferters
M. Mishra,
Organizer
R. Quirk, Presiding
K. Matyjaszewski,
Presiding
9:00‹ 149. Branched and
hyperbranched macromolecules by Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization.
S. Gaynor, S. Edelman, A. Kulfan, K. Matyjaszewski
9:30‹ 150. Approaches to internal and external dendritic
modifications. G. Newkome, C. Moorefield, G. Baker, B. Woosley, J.
Shade
10:00‹ 151. Dendrimer initiated ionic
polyacetylenes. L. Balogh, A. Blumstein, A. Jallouli, P. Dvornic,
D. Tomalia
10:30‹
10:45‹ 152. Novel
dendrimers possessing internal electroactive quinonoid moieties. V.
Narayanan, G. Newkome
11:15‹ 153. Molecular
relaxations in amide-based dendrimers. J. Harmon, S. Emran, H.
Gao, B. Wang, G. Newkome, G. Baker, C. Moorefield
11:45‹ 154.
Polymers having controlled degradability through end-modification of
poly(Ä-methylstyrene) derivatives. Y. Nagasaki, N. Yamazaki,
M. Kato
Section B
2nd International Symposium on
Biorelated Polymers: Advances in Polymeric Drugs and Drug Design
R. Ottenbrite, Organizer
S. Kim, Organizer
S.
Slomkowski, Presiding
Y. Suda, Presiding
9:00‹
9:05‹ 155. Hydrolytic degradation of
poly(DL-lactic acid): further investigations. S. Li, R. Gross, S.
McCarthy
9:30‹ 156. Synthesis and properties of
bioerodible latexes and microspheres. S. Slomkowski, S. Sosnowski,
M. Gadzinowski
9:55‹ 157. Poly(Å-3-methyl malic
acid), a hydrolyzable polyester: access to tailor-made derivatives with
defined configurational structures and study of Ÿin vitro‰
compatibility I. I. Renard, S. Cammas, V. Langlois, R. Bourbouze, P.
Guµerin
10:20‹
10:30‹ 158. New
doxorubicine-poly(L-lysine citramide) conjugates and interactions with
sensible and resistant K562 cells as monitored by laser
microspectrofluorimetry. K. Abdellaoui, H. Mordjani, M. Boustta,
M. Manfait, M. Vert
10:55‹ 159. A lysosomal release type
of macromolecular prodrug of doxorubican using N-acetylpolygalactosamine
as a targeting carrier to hepatoma. T. Ouchi, M. Tada, Y. Ohya, T.
Matsumoto, S. Suzuki, M. Suzuki
11:20‹ 160.
Glucose-dependent release of proteins through glucose-sensitive
phase-reversible hydrogel membranes. A. Obaidat, K. Park
Section C
Recent Advances in Styrene Polymerization
D. Priddy, Organizer, Presiding
8:15‹ 161.
Stable free radical polymerization (SFRP) - limitations? M.
Georges, M. Quinlan, B. Keoshkerian, P. Odell
8:45‹ 162.
Stable free radical polymerization of styrene using a combined
initiator reversible terminating agent. K. Moffat, G. Hamer, M.
Georges, P. Kazmaier, H. Stover
9:15‹ 163. Effect of acid
upon free radical styrene polymerization. I. Li, B. Howell, D.
Priddy
9:45‹
9:55‹ 164. Kinetic
investigation of the Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization of styrene in
homogeneous systems. J. Xia, K. Matyjaszewski
10:25‹
165. Architectural and structural control of styrene polymerizations
by novel "living" free radical procedures. C. Hawker, G. Barclay,
R. Grubbs, J. Frµechet
10:55‹ 166. Mono- vs.
di-nitroxide mediated styrene polymerization. I. Li, B. Howell, R.
Koster, D. Priddy
11:25‹ 167. Radical polymerization of
styrene in presence of nitroxyl radicals. Experiments and simulations.
D. Greszta, K. Matyjaszewski, D. Priddy, I. Li, B. Howell
Section D
Mario Farina Memorial Symposium on Materials Chirality
II
M. Green, Organizer
D. Walba,
Organizer
P. Ferruti, Organizer
L. Pu,
Presiding
8:30‹ 168. Computational study of
asymmetric induction in cyclopolymerization using chiral template. T.
Kakuchi, O. Haba, K. Yokota
9:00‹ 169. Novel single-
and double-stranded PPP-derivatives possessing main chain chirality. J.
Huber, R. Fiesel, U. Scherf
9:30‹ 170. Towards
control of stereochemistry and chirality in methacrylate polymers. D.
Sogah, S. Zheng, T. Nakano
10:00‹ 171. Stereospecific
and helix-sense-selective radical polymerization of methacrylates. Y.
Okamoto, T. Nakano
10:30‹
10:45‹ 172.
Building chiral molecular architectures using living transition-metal
initiated polymerizations. B. Novak, A. Goodwin, D. Schlitzer, T.
Patten, T. Deming
11:15‹ 173. On the problem of backbone
chirality and optical activity of homopolymers of alpha-olefins. G.
Wulff, U. Zweering, S. Gladow
11:45‹ 174. Molecular
recognition and self-assembly of chiral amines and alcohols
(supraminols). S. Hanessian, M. Simard, J. Nunez, S. Roelens
Section E
Special Topics II: Polymer Characterization
R. Moore, Organizer
M. Guo, Presiding
9:00‹ 175. Specific interactions in binary and ternary blends
of poly(vinyl chloride) with poly(methyl methacrylate-co-acrylic acid)
and poly(butyl methacrylate-co-4-vinyl pyridine). F. Bouzouia, O. Iguerb,
R. Bouyahia, S. Djadoun
9:20‹ 176. Study of the
miscibility of poly(styrene-co-cinnamic acid)/poly(ethyl
methacrylate-co-4-vinylpyridine) blends. F. Amrani, N.
Rahmoun-Haddadine
9:40‹ 177. Effect of lateral
substituent on the mesomorphic properties of ferroelectric side-chain
liquid crystalline polysiloxanes. C. Hsu, C. Tsai
10:00‹ 178. QSPR model for predicting the glass transition
temperature of apliphatic substituted acrylate and methacrylate polymers.
C. Cypcar, P. Camelio, V. Lazzeri, B. Waegell
10:20‹
179. Variable-temperature solid-state ¿13¡C NMR studies of
side group conformations in polymers forming layered structures. M.
Guo, H. Kricheldorf
10:40‹ 180. Synthesis and
characterization of pendent hydroxy fluoroesters of secondary high
molecular weight guayule rubber. S. Thames, S. Gupta
11:00‹ 181. Spherulitic growth rate studies on
poly(L-lactide-co-meso-lactide). J. Huang, N. Buehler, E. Hall, R.
Kena, J. Kolstad, L. Wu, J. Runt
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Fundamentals of Adhesion and Interfaces
D.
Rimai, Organizer
L. DeMejo, Organizer
R. Moore,
Presiding
1:30‹ 182. Particle-surface
collision dynamics. B. Dahneke
2:00‹ 183.
Measuring the interaction force between micron-size spheres and
substrates using AFM techniques. B. Gady, R. Reifenberger, D.
Rimai, L. DeMejo
2:30‹ 184. Adhesion of particles in
colloidal dispersions. K. Kendall, C. Stainton, W. Liang
3:00‹
3:15‹ 185. Molecular dynamic simulation
of adhesional release of particles from surfaces. D. Quesnel, D.
Rimai, L. DeMejo
3:45‹ 186. Surface conduction and
polarization of moist particles. T. Tombs, T. Jones
4:15‹ 187. Small particle adhesion: measurement and control.
H. Mizes, E. Eklund, M. Ott, D. Hays
Section B
2nd
International Symposium on Biorelated Polymers: Advances in Polymeric
Drugs and Drug Design
R. Ottenbrite, Organizer
S.
Kim, Organizer
K. Park, Presiding
M. Vert,
Presiding
2:00‹
2:05‹ 188.
Graft copolymers of poly(vinyl alcohol) and poly(lactic acid). J.
Onyari, S. Huang
2:30‹ 189. Hyperbranched polymers
as controlled release system. H. Liu, N. Joshi, K. Uhrich
2:55‹ 190. Control and measurement of permeability for design
of microcapsule cell delivery system. M. Brissova, I. Laµcik,
A. Powers, A. Anilkumar, T. Wang
3:20‹
3:30‹
191. Analysis of heparin-platlets interaction at the molecular level.
Y. Suda, S. Koshida, K. Kimura, K. Fukase, S. Kusumoto, D.
Marques, K. Bird, M. Sobel
3:55‹ 192. Investigation of
interaction of oligopeptides with heparin. R. Zhao, M. Haratake,
R. Ottenbrite
4:20‹ 193. Synthesis of polyamides and
polyureas containing leucine-tyrosine linkages. S. Jin, P. Mungara, K.
Gonsalves
4:45‹ 194. Interaction of heparin with
aromatic compounds: analysis of heparin affinity chromatography,
equilibrium dialysis and ciruclar dichroism spectroscopy. J. Liao,
R. Zhao, S. Milstein, R. Ottenbrite
Section C
Recent
Advances in Styrene Polymerization
D. Priddy, Organizer,
Presiding
1:45‹ 195. Synthesis and chemical
modifications of styrenic polymers containing silyl enol ether groups.
J. Penelle, V. Maynµe
2:15‹ 196. New
addition-fragmentation chain transfer agents for radical polymerization
and reactivity of the macromonomers derived therefrom. S. Jiang, H.
Viehe, N. Oger, D. Charmot, P. Chaumont, R. Nair
2:45‹
197. Styrene-carbon monoxide alternating copolymers: preparation and
properties. R. Koster, R. Birk
3:15‹
3:25‹ 198. Radical copolymerization of deuterated styrene as
studied by ESR spectroscopy. E. Yamada, S. Kumagai, Y. Nagano
3:55‹ 199. Interfacial tension: a quantitative measure of
styrenic blend compatibility. R. Dion, G. Billovits
4:25‹ 200. Polymerization of styrene with sequentially
decomposing tri-functional peroxide initiators. M.
Demirªors
Section D
Mario Farina Memorial
Symposium on Materials Chirality III
M. Green,
Organizer
D. Walba, Organizer
P. Ferruti,
Organizer
S. Gido, Presiding
1:30‹
201. Photomodulation of molecular and supramolecular structure of
optically active photochromic polymers. O. Pieroni, F. Ciardelli,
A. Fissi
2:00‹ 202. Photochemical control of molecular
and supramolecular stereochemistry. B. Feringa
2:30‹
203. Polysilane helix: cooperative single-screw-sense helix takeover
effects. M. Fujiki
3:00‹ 204. Block copolymers
containing smectic C* liquid crystalline segments. Y. Zheng, P.
Hammond
3:30‹
3:45‹ 205. Optically
active azo helical polymers. J. Chen, J. Gao, Z. Wang
4:15‹ 206. Interplay of chiral side chains and helical main
chains in polyisocyanates. M. Mªuller, G. Maxein, R.
Zentel
4:45‹ 207. Chiral conjugated propellar
polymers. L. Ma, Q. S. Hu, D. Vitharana, L. Pu
TUESDAY
MORNING
Section A
Scanning Probe Microscopy in
Polymers
I. Polymer Morphology and Structure: From Crystals to
Fibers
V. Tsukruk, Organizer, Presiding
B.
Ratner, Organizer
A. Lovinger, Presiding
8:50‹
9:00‹ 208. Morphology, folding and
structure of polymer single crystals. D. H. Reneker, I. Chun
9:35‹ 209. AFM investigation of the fine structure and
helical hand in polypropylene polymorphs. W. Stocker, A. Lovinger, M.
Schumacher, S. Graff, J. Wittmann, B. Lotz
10:10‹ 210.
SPM and ESEM techniques: a unique analytical combination for polymer
surface analysis. H. J. Cantow
10:45‹ 211.
Morphology and microstructure of polymer fibers by scanning force
microscopy. J. Vancso
11:20‹ 212. The
crystallization process and chain orientation in polymers - applications
of scanning probe microscopies. T. McMaster, R. Williamson, J.
Hobbs, P. Barham, M. Miles
11:50‹ 213. Polymers under
mechanical stress: deformation of the polymer nanostructure as revealed
by SFM. G. Coulon, G. Castelein, C. G'Sell
Section B
Anionic Polymerization - Practice and Application
R.
Quirk, Organizer, Presiding
8:25‹
8:30‹ 214. Anionic polymerization and copolymerization in a
reactive extrusion process. H. Hªocker, W. Michaeli, A.
Grefenstein, W. Frings, R. Ortmann
9:00‹ 215. Ligated
polymerization: a new tool for scaling up anionic polymerization of
(meth)acrylates. B. Vuillemin, C. Navarro
9:30‹ 216.
Poly(ethylene oxide) homologs: from oligomers to polymer networks.
C. Tsvetanov, R. Stamenova, D. Dotcheva, M. Doycheva, A.
Orahovats
10:00‹ 217. Development of an industrially
applicable anionic diinitiator. F. van der Steen
10:30‹ 218. Commercial production of 1,2-polybutadiene. A.
Arest-Yakubovich, I. Golberg, V. Zolotarev, V. Aksenov, I. Ermakova,
V. Ryakhovsky
11:00‹ 219. Aggregation behavior of
polymers with lipophobic head-groups. L. Fetters
11:30‹ 220. Tapered block copolymers of styrene and
butadiene: synthesis, structure and properties. E. Martµinez,
S. Moctezuma
12:00‹ 221. Styrene-diene random copolymers
and "random-diblock" copolymers. S. Smith, A. Ashraf, M.
Satkowski, J. Grothaus, J. Kornfield
Section C
Recent
Advances in Styrene Polymerization
D. Priddy,
Organizer
B. Howell, Presiding
8:15‹
222. Kinetic investigation of syndiospecific styrene polymerization
promoted by half titanocenes and novel complexes as models for the
structural elucidation of the active species. A. Grassi, A.
Zambelli
8:45‹ 223. Synthesis, characterization and
syndiotactic polystyrene polymerization results of a titanium(III)
complex, Cp*Ti(OMe)¬2. T. Newman, M. Malanga
9:15‹ 224. Grafting on polybutadiene during the free radical
polymerization of styrene and acrylonitrile. Effect of different
initiators. G. Bouquet, W. Kentie, P. DeTheije, F. Van Damme
9:45‹
9:55‹ 225. Styrene, a unique molecule.
H. Hall, A. Padias
10:25‹ 226. Approaches to
branched polystyrene using bulk free radical polymerization. S. Tinetti,
B. Faulkner, R. Nelson, D. Priddy
10:55‹ 227.
Siloxane-based stabilizers for the dispersion polymerization of
styrene in supercritical carbon dioxide. D. Canelas, J.
DeSimone
11:25‹ 228. Synthesis of telechelic polystyrenes
bearing a variety of different types of functional end groups. S.
Goodrich, T. Holland, S. Trinkle, H. Harwood
Section
D
Mario Farina Memorial Symposium on Materials Chirality
IV
M. Green, Organizer
D. Walba,
Organizer
P. Ferruti, Organizer, Presiding
8:30‹ 229. Stereospecific polymerizations and the chirality
of the catalysts. P. Corradini
9:00‹ 230. New
catalyst systems for polypropylene. E. Albizzati, U. Giannini, G.
Balbontin, I. Camurati, J. Chadwick, Y. Dubitsky, M. Galimberti, G.
Morini, A. Maldotti
9:30‹ 231. Chirotopicity of
metallocene catalysts and polypropylene microstructure. G.
DiSilvestro
10:00‹ 232. Dependence of the
regiospecificity on the type of stereospecificity in the propene
polymerization with catalytic systems based on zirconocenes. G.
Guerra, L. Cavallo, P. Corradini, P. Longo, L. Resconi
10:30‹
10:45‹ 233. Influence of the mode of
monomer coordination on stereospecificity of 1,3-diene polymerization.
L. Porri, A. Giarrusso, G. Crossetti, A. Ripa, G. Ricci
11:15‹ 234. Temporal chirality: dynamic stereocontrol in the
polymerization of propylene. G. Coates, E. Hauptman, M. Bruce, R.
Waymouth
11:45‹ 235. Propylene polymerization using
Cp-amido metal complexes: stereoselectivity and regioselectivity. A.
McKnight, D. Straus, M. Masood, R. Waymouth
12:15‹ 236.
Ligand effects in propylene and ethylene polymerization with
2-arylindene zirconocene catalysts. R. Kravchenko, R. Waymouth, M.
Masood
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Scanning
Probe Microscopy in Polymers
II. Probing of Local Surface
Properties of Polymers
V. Tsukruk, Organizer
B.
Ratner, Organizer
H. J. Gªuntherodt, Presiding
R. Colton, Presiding
2:00‹ 237. Resolution
limits of force microscopy. E. Meyer, R. Lªuthi, H. J.
Gªuntherodt
2:40‹ 238. Surface modification of
polymers films: tribology and mechanical properties. J. Aime
3:20‹ 239. Nanoscale boundary lubrication studies using
AFM/FFM. B. Bhushan, V. Koinkar
4:00‹ 240.
Molecular rheology of adsorbed macromolecules. C. M. Mate, M.
Friedenberg, W. Devonport, C. Hawker
4:40‹ 241.
Nanotribology of composite molecular layers. V. Tsukruk, V.
Bliznyuk, M. Everson
5:10‹ 242. Polymer viscoelastic
properties measured by friction force microscopy. J. Hammerschmidt, B.
Moasser, W. Gladfelter, G. Haugstad, R. Jones
Section
B
Fundamentals of Adhesion and Interfaces
D. Rimai,
Organizer
L. DeMejo, Organizer
A. Busnaina,
Presiding
1:30‹ 243. Contact electrification
of materials: the chemistry of ions on polymer surfaces. A.
Diaz
2:00‹ 244. Localized heating of thin dielectric
films: thermal conductivity, interfacial thermal resistance, thermal
stresses, and damage. J. Lambropoulos, S. S. Hwang
2:30‹ 245. Contact properties down to the atomic scale:
force-displacement relations. J. Pethica
3:00‹
3:15‹ 246. Interfaces in polymer blends: SThM imaging, M-T
DSC fingerprinting. H. Pollock, A. Hammiche, M. Song, D.
Hourston
3:45‹ 247. Stored elastic strain energy and its
influence on self delamination. R. Farris, J. Goldfard
4:15‹ 248. Surface characteristics of diamond-like carbon
films. C. Srividya, S. Babu, S. Visser
Section C
Physicochemically and Biologically Active Polymeric Surfaces
S. Shalaby, Organizer, Presiding
T. Ho, Organizer,
Presiding
1:30‹
1:40‹ 249.
Studies on low surface energy polymer coatings. Poly(amide urethanes)
with siloxane side chains. T. Chapman, K. Marra, J. Orban
2:10‹ 250. Grafting of poly(ethylene oxide) to crosslinked
polystyrene and polypropylene substrates with well-controlled chain
length and functionalities. Y. Li, C. Worley, R. Linton, J.
DeSimone, E. Samulski
2:40‹ 251. Gas phase
phosphonylation of thermoplastic polymers. M. S. McCaig, S.
Shalaby
3:10‹
3:20‹ 252. Surface
properties of self-reinforced room temperature vulcanizable
polydimethylsiloxane networks. T. Ho, K. Wynne
3:50‹
253. Recents developments in processability and properties of
electrically conducting polyaniline fibers. A. Chacko, S. Hardaker, R.
Gregory
4:20‹ 254. A tailor-made catalyst for
Diels-Alder reaction. X-C. Liu, K. Mosbach
Section E
The Need for a Government, Industry and University Research and
Development Policy
Sponsored by the Industrial Sponsors
Committee of the Polymer Chemistry Division
E. Vandenberg,
Organizer
C. Wooten, Presiding
R. Stackman,
Presiding
2:00‹
2:10‹ 255.
The university view. T. Meyer
2:45‹ 256. The
government view. M. Good
3:20‹ 257. The industry
view. H. Whalen
3:55‹
4:05‹
TUESDAY EVENING
Section A
Poster Session: 2nd
International Symposium on Biorelated Polymers: Advances in Polymeric
Drugs and Drug Design
R. Ottenbrite, Organizer
S.
Kim, Organizer
W. Brittain, Presiding
5:30‹7:30
258.‹ Synthesis and
characterization of micelles based on amphiphilic diblock copolymers of
poly(2-ethyl-2-oxazoline) and poly(L-(-)-lactide). C. Kim, S. Lee,
Y. Chang, I. J. Chin, J. S. Yoon
Section B
Poster
Session: Scanning Probe Microscopy in Polymers
V. Tsukruk,
Organizer, Presiding
B. Ratner, Organizer,
Presiding
5:30‹7:30
259.‹
Study of protein adsorption on HTS monolayers. N. Sheller, S.
Petrash, M. Foster
260.‹ Temperature dependence of
fibril formation in biopolymers. C. Goh, I. Yadegari, M.
Edirisinghe
261.‹ Polar orientation of a nematic liquid
crystal on a polymer surface and unipolar electrooptic effect. R.
Klouda, O. Lavrentovich
262.‹ An AFM study of
excimer laser-irradiated polymer blends. P. Viville, S. Beauvois, R.
Lazzaroni, L. Laude, J. Brµedas
263.‹
Polystyrene wear with atomic force microscopy. D. Woodland, W.
Unertl
264.‹ Lamellar morphology of melt-crystallized
Å-polypropylene studied by atomic force microscopy. D.
Trifonova, J. Varga, G. Ehrenstein, G. J. Vancso
265.‹ Poly(3-alkylthiophene) membranes for gas separation.
I. Musselman, L. Washmon, D. Varadarajan
266.‹
Morphology study of polyamic acid alkyl amine salts and polyimide
Langmuir-Blodgett films by atomic force microscopy. M-A. Kakimoto,
S. Yokoyama, Y. Imai
267.‹ Quantitative force
measurements in SPM: vertical and torsional spring constants for V-shaped
cantilevers. J. Hazel, V. Tsukruk
268.‹
Structural changes during stretching of uniaxially oriented polypropylene
film investigated by SFM. S. Hild, O. Marti
269.‹
Morphology of solution grown polyethylene single crystals and its change
by annealing. Y. Nakagawa, H. Hayashi, A. Toda, H. Miyaji
270.‹ Nanoprobing of dendrimer self-assembling films. V.
Tsukruk, V. Bliznyuk, F. Rinderspacher
271.‹
Surface morphology of polymer blends. N. Nurdin, E. Weilandt, P.
Descouts
272.‹ Chemical modification of the SPM tips
for nanoprobing functional surfaces. V. Tsukruk, V. Bliznyuk, D.
Visser
273.‹ Supramolecular hydrogen-bonded polymer
networks. A. Litvin, V. Bliznyuk, V. Tsukruk, S. Valiyaveettil, D.
Kaplan
274.‹ Scanning force microscopic study of
surface structure of polyethylene single crystal. A. Takahara, I.
Ohki, T. Kajiyama
275.‹ Microphase domains of
poly(styrene-Ÿblock‰-ethylene/butylene-Ÿblock‰-styren
e) triblock copolymers studied by atomic force microscopy. M.
Motomatsu, W. Mizutani, H. Tokumoto
276.‹
Comparative topographic study of differently prepared conjugated polymer
and oligomer films using scanning tunneling microscopy. H.
Razafitrimo, Y. Gao, B. Hsieh, T. Wehrmeister, K. Mªullen
277.‹ Severe photoluminescence quenching of
1,4-bis[4-(3,5-di-tert-butylstyrene)styryl]benzene upon deposition of
submonolayer Ca. V-E. Choong, Y. Park, Y. Gao, T. Wehrmeister, K.
Mªullen, B. Hsieh, C. Tang
278.‹ Sub-surface SThM
imaging of blends, with localized calorimetric analysis. A. Hammiche, M.
Song, H. Pollock, M. Reading, D. Hourston
279.‹
Direct observation by atomic force microscopy (AFM) of polymer
degradability by enzymes. F. Martin, C. Sikes
280.‹ Modifying thin gelatin films with the AFM. M.
Radmacher, P. Hansma
Section C
Poster Session: Mario
Farina Memorial Symposium on Materials Chirality
M. Green,
Organizer
D. Walba, Organizer
P. Ferruti,
Organizer
W. Brittain, Presiding
5:30‹7:30
281.‹ Chromatographic
optical resolution of racemic amine and amino acid salts by
(1¢6)-2,5-anhydro-3,4-di-Ÿo‰-methyl-D-glucitol bound on
silica gel. T. Kakuchi, T. Satoh, K. Yokota
Section D
Poster Session: Fundamentals of Adhesion and Interfaces
D. Rimai, Organizer
L. DeMejo, Organizer
R. C.
Bowen, Presiding
5:30‹7:30
282.‹ Viscoelastic dissipation in wetting, dewetting, and
adhesion phenomena. A. Carµre, M. Shanahan
283.‹ The influence of surface energetics of particulate
fillers on filler-polymer interaction in polyolefin composites. T.
Ahsan
284.‹ The adhesion properties of an ozone
modified thermoplastic olefin elastomer. S. Hong, F. Cheng, C.
Ho
285.‹ The effect of the surface free energy of
materials on adhesion of bacterial cells. M. Morimoto
286.‹ Interdiffusion at the interface between
poly(vinylpyrrolidone) and vinylester resin. H. Oyama, S. Davis,
J. Wightman, J. Riffle
287.‹ Anomalous power-law
dependence of the contact radius on particle radius for rigid particles
in contact with elastomeric substrates. D. Rimai, B. Vreeland, L.
DeMejo, R. C. Bowen
288.‹ The removal force for
particles in contact with compliant substrates overcoated with semi-rigid
films. R. C. Bowen, D. Rimai, B. Vreeland, L. DeMejo, D. Schaefer,
B. Gady, R. Reifenberger
289.‹ Silicon suboxide onto
polypropylene: plasma pretreatment effects. F. Bodino, N.
Compiegne, J. Pireaux, R. Caudano
290.‹
Transcrystallinity in PTFE fiber/PP composites. C. Wang, L.
Hwang
291.‹ Determination of the surface conductivities
of polymer films by analysis of electrostatic charge spreading. D.
Weiss, R. Young
292.‹ Alkylsilanes and
silane-functionalized polyethylenes grafted on silica-consequences on the
polyethylene/glass adhesion. J. F. Gerard, J. Duchet, J. Chapel,
B. Chabert
293.‹ Amine-containing block copolymers:
long-term adhesion promoters and corrosion-resistant coatings. R.
Saunders, M. Kent
294.‹ Adhesion enhancement in
immiscible polymer bilayers using oriented macroscopic roughness. V.
Janarthanan, P. Garrett, R. Stein, M. Srinivasarao
295.‹ The removal of submicron particles in liquid-based
cleaning. A. Busnaina, F. Dai
Section E
Poster
Session: Anionic Polymerization - Practice and Application
R. Quirk, Organizer, Presiding
5:30‹7:30
296.‹ Anionic synthesis of epoxide-functionalized
macromonomers and polystyrene-star-branched-poly(propylene oxide),
PS(PPO)¬2ˆ. R. Quirk, Q. Zhou
297.‹
Anionic synthesis of block and heteroarm, star-branched copolymers using
1,1-diphenylethylene-functionalized poly(ethylene oxide) macromonomers.
R. Quirk, Y. Kim
298.‹ Anionic synthesis of
ò-triethoxysilyl-functionalized polystyrene. R. Quirk, H.
Yang
299.‹ Application of phosphoranimine bases for
the preparation of amphiphilic block copolymers. B. Esswein, J. Spatz,
M. Mªoller
300.‹ Synthesis of hydrophilic
polysilabutane. Anionic polymerization of
1,1-bis[4-(2-siloxyethoxy)phenyl]silacyclobutane and
1,1-bis(4-2-[2-(2-siloxyethoxy)ethoxy]ethoxyphenyl)silacyclobutane. K.
Matsumoto, H. Shimazu, H. Matsuoka, H. Yamaoka
301.‹
Anionic polymerization of cyclosiloxanes with various substituents. T.
Zundel, J. Yu, J. Caille, L. Lestel, D. Teyssiµe, S.
Boileau
302.‹ Chain-end effect of living polymer in the
coupling reactions for synthesis of block copolymers. M. Chun, C.
Lee, J. Yeo, J. Cho, J. Kim, K. Kim, J. Kim
303.‹
Anionic synthesis of amino and anhydride end functional polymers. J.
Cernohous, C. Macosko, T. Hoye
304.‹ Studies on
macromolecular entanglement behavior of polyacrylonitrile by anionic
polymerization. A. Wan, Z. Wu, X. Zhao, J. Zhao, C. Wu, B.
Qian
305.‹ Anionic polymerizations of
2-vinylbenzoxazole and 2-isopropenylbenzazoles. T. Ishizone, Y.
Okazawa, N. Oka, A. Hirao, S. Nakahama
306.‹ Synthesis
of polymers with conjugated dienyl end-groups by means of living anionic
polymerization. K. Takenaka, T. Shiomi, Y. Hiraishi, A. Hirao, S.
Nakahama
307.‹ Synthesis and rheology of H-shaped
polyisoprene. R. Young, A. Hakiki, T. MeLeish
308.‹
Polydimethylsiloxane-b-poly(3-cyanopropyl)methylsiloxane-b-polydimethylsi
loxane triblock suspension stabilizers. C. Li, V. Venkatesan, H.
Shi, L. Taylor, S. Davis, J. Riffle, J. Dailey
309.‹
Anionic polymerization of (meth)acrylates in the presence of
tetraphenylphosphonium cation. D. Dimov, T. Hogen-Esch, A. Zagala,
A. Mªuller, D. Baskaran
310.‹ Characterization of
end-functionalized PMMA synthesized by living anionic polymerization.
R. Southward, C. Lindsay, Y. Didier, H. Yates, A. Jackson
311.‹ Anionic polymerization of block copolymers of styrene and
isoprene with variable interface. M. Guo
312.‹
Sequence structure characterization of the block copolymers of styrene
and isoprene with variable interface synthesized by new anionic
polymerization. M. Guo
313.‹ Reaction kinetics
for the anionic ring-opening polymerization of
tetraphenyltetramethylcyclotetrasiloxane using a fast catalyst system.
M. Van Dyke, S. Clarson
314.‹ Synthesis and
micellar properties of PS-PI block copolymers of different architecture.
J. Allgaier, D. Richter, L. Willner, R. Young, H. Iatrou, N.
Hadjichristidis
315.‹ New data on the mechanism of
catalytic action of RLi-R'OK mixed system. A. Arest-Yakubovich, B.
Nakhmanovich, I. Zolotareva
316.‹ Formation of linear
oligodiethylsiloxanes at anionic polymerization of diethylcyclosiloxanes.
B. Zavin, A. Rabkina, L. Kuteinikova, I. Blagodatskikh
317.‹ New ether modifiers for anionic polymerization of
isoprene. A. Halasa, W. Hsu
318.‹ Synthesis of
polyester graft copolymers via the macromonomer technique: application of
near-IR spectroscopy as a process monitor. T. Long, R. Allen, L.
Sorriero, B. Schell, D. Teegarden
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Section A
Scanning Probe Microscopy in Polymers
III.
Polymer Morphology and Structure: Composites and Biopolymers
V. Tsukruk, Organizer
B. Ratner, Organizer,
Presiding
H. J. Cantow, Presiding
9:00‹
319. Scanning force microscopic study of morphology and properties of
multiphase polymer surface. A. Takahara, K. Tanaka, S. R. Ge, T.
Kajiyama
9:40‹ 320. Atomic force microscopy of
non-crystalline polymers - from nanoscale mechanical properties to
surface topography. T. Kowalewski
10:20‹ 321. AFM
of phase separated polymer blend thin films. A. Karim, B. Ermi, J.
Douglas, E. Amis
10:40‹ 322. An investigation of the
formation of latex films by AFM. J. Li, D. Meier
11:00‹ 323. Recognition and nanolithography with the atomic
force microscope. T. Boland, E. Johnston, B. Ratner
11:35‹ 324. Measuring the elastic properties of bio-polymers
and living cells with the atomic force microscope. M. Radmacher,
C. Rotsch, M. Fritz, C. Kacher, U. Hofmann, H. Gaub, P. Hansma
12:10‹ 325. Noncontact scanning force microscopy of
multistranded helical polysaccharides. T. McIntire, D. Brant
Section B
Fundamentals of Adhesion and Interfaces
D. Rimai, Organizer
L. DeMejo, Organizer
D.
Weiss, Presiding
8:30‹ 326. Viscous bursting
of polymer liquid films. F. Brochard-Wyart, G. Debregeas, P.
Martin, C. Redon
9:00‹ 327. Adhesion and surface hydrogen
bond components for polymers and biomaterials. L. H. Lee
9:30‹ 328. Perfluoropolyether derivatives at the air-water
and air-solid interfaces. C. B. Xu, W. Goedel, W. Tang, C.
Frank
10:00‹
10:15‹ 329. Transfer of
an adsorbed layer. P-G. de Gennes
10:45‹ 330.
Rational control of heterogeneous (gas-solid) polymer surface
modification. V. Phuvanartnuruks, T. McCarthy
11:15‹
331. Aersol and solution modification of particle-polymer interfaces.
R. Partch
Section C
Physicochemically and
Biologically Active Polymeric Surfaces
S. Shalaby,
Organizer, Presiding
T. Ho, Organizer, Presiding
8:30‹
8:40‹ 332. Amination of PET
polymer surface for biochemical applications. C. Girardeaux, N.
Zammatteo, M. Art, B. Gillon, J. Pireaux, R. Caudano
9:10‹
333. Synthesis, morphology, and properties of latex monolayers at the
quartz-liquid interface. S. Slomkowski, B. Miksa, M. Trznadel, D.
Kowalczyk, F. Wang
9:40‹ 334. Formation of polypyrrole
surface and interaction of substrate and leachables with fibroblasts.
J. Allan, R. Gregory, F. Pearce, S. Shalaby
10:10‹
10:20‹ 335. Surface modification of
glass beads and silicone particles for bioapplications. R. Yin, R.
Ottenbrite, J. Siddiqui
10:50‹ 336. A study of
aggregation behavior of oligopeptides II. Effects of amino acid
sequence. M. Haratake, R. Zhao, R. Ottenbrite
11:20‹
337. Immobilization of Lipase in a filled polymer composite. G. Xu,
F. Blum
Section D
Anionic Polymerization -
Practice and Application
R. Quirk, Organizer
R.
Young, Presiding
8:30‹ 338. Continuous
anionic styrene polymerization. D. Priddy
9:00‹ 339.
Comparison of group transfer and anionic polymerization of alkyl
methacrylates for industrial applications. O. Webster
9:30‹ 340. Anionic polymerization of lactams: some industrial
applications. K. Udipi
10:00‹ 341. Polymerization
of butadiene/styrene with novel Ÿtert‰-amino group initiator.
T. Tadaki, I. Hattori, F. Tsutsumi
10:30‹ 342.
Styroflex - a tailor-made experimental styrene-butadiene copolymer
with high flexibility and resilience for packaging applications. K.
Knoll, N. Niessner
11:00‹ 343. Preparation of
block-graft copolymer and the application for polymeric solid
electrolyte. O. Watanabe, K. Hirahara, T. Nakanishi
11:30‹ 344. Styrene-butadiene-styrene thermoplastic
elastomers: the influence of uncoupled styrene-butadiene diblock
copolymer on the physical properties. H. Lovisi, L. Nicolini, M.
Martins, C. deMaceedo, A. Ferreira
WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON
Section A
Scanning Probe Microscopy in
Polymers
IV. SPM Techniques: Current Applications and Future
Trends
V. Tsukruk, Organizer
B. Ratner,
Organizer
C. M. Mate, Presiding
D. H. Reneker,
Presiding
2:00‹ 345. Chemical force
microscopy: probing intermolecular interactions and imaging functional
groups. C. Lieber
2:40‹ 346. Probing
nanomechanical properties of polymers with AFM. S. Magonov
3:20‹ 347. Educational applications of scanning probe
microscopy. C. Rabke, G. McMurtry, A. Leavitt
4:00‹
348. SPM: beyond the research laboratory. S. Yarbro
4:40‹ 349. Surface morphology and microstructure of
automotive polymeric materials. M. Everson
5:10‹ 350.
Industrial applications of topographic and chemical imaging of
polymers. D. Chernoff
Section B
Recent Advances in
Polymeric Foam Science and Technology
K. Khemani,
Organizer, Presiding
V. Kumar, Organizer
1:00‹
1:05‹ 351. Effective suppression of
cell coalescence during chaping in the extrusion of microcellular HIPS
foams. A. Behravesh, C. Park, M. Pan, R. Venter
1:35‹
352. ŸIn-situ‰ studies of structure development during the
reactive processing of model flexible polyurethane foam systems using
FT-IR spectroscopy, synchrotron SAXS and rheology. M. Elwell, A.
Ryan, H. Grªunbauer, H. Van Lieshout
2:05‹ 353. On
the nano-morphology and dielectric properties of 6FXDA/6FDAm based
polyimide nanofoams. H. J. Cha, K. Carter, R. Beyers, B. Min, D.
Yoon
2:35‹
3:00‹ 354. Emulsion derived
microporous siloxane foams. J. Hilborn, A. Martina, C. Plummer, J.
Hedrick, R. Miller
3:30‹ 355. The validity of making
cellular measurements on polymeric foams. M. Rhodes
4:00‹ 356. Carbon foams prepared from hypercrosslinked
polymer foams. W. Steckle
4:30‹ 357. The
solid-state foam process: solubility and diffusivity of CO¬2ˆ
in PETG. V. Kumar, S. Eddy, R. Murray
Section C
Physicochemically and Biologically Active Polymeric Surfaces
S. Shalaby, Organizer, Presiding
T. Ho,
Organizer
K. Wynne, Presiding
1:30‹
1:40‹ 358. Interaction of heparin with
aromatic compounds: Analysis of two dimensional NOESY spectroscopy. J.
Liao, J. Scarsdale, R. Ottenbrite
2:10‹ 359. Changes
in the surface and bulk morphologies of absorbing polylactides and
relevant chemical events. K. Burg, S. Shalaby
2:40‹
360. Surface analysis for substrates in marine environment. T. Ho,
K. Wynne
3:10‹
3:20‹ 361.
Thermomechanical analysis of bioactive glass-polysulfone composites.
R. Orµefice, J. West, L. Hench, A. Brennan
3:50‹
362. Surface analysis of poly(methyl methacrylate)-g-poly(siloxane)
copolymers via dynamic contact angle measurements. A. Mera, J. Pike, M.
Goodwin, K. Wynne
4:20‹ 363. Purification of
linamarase and kinetic behavior of this enzyme upon immobilization of
nonporous glass beads. C. Ikediobi, M. Stevens, L. Latinwo
Section D
Anionic Polymerization - Practice and
Application
R. Quirk, Organizer
H. Hªocker,
Presiding
1:30‹ 364. High temperature anionic
polymerization processes. Synthesis of star-branched polymers. F.
Schuµe, J. Couve, R. Dobreva-Schuµe, J. Sledz, P. Nicol
2:00‹ 365. Practical applications of group transfer
polymerization: hydrogel and gas permeable contact lenses. W.
Anton
2:30‹ 366. Ring opening of macrocycles. D.
Brunelle
3:00‹ 367. Anionic polymerization of dienes
using lithiumamide initiator prepared by Ÿin-situ‰ preparation.
K. Morita, A. Nakayama, Y. Ozawa, N. Ohshima, R. Fujio, T.
Fujimaki, D. Lawson, J. Schreffler, T. Antkowiak
3:30‹ 368.
New isoprene polymers. M. Nishikawa, M. Maeda, H. Nakata, H.
Hideo, M. Ishii
4:00‹ 369. Practical applications of
macromonomer techniques for the synthesis of comb-shaped copolymers. S.
Roos, A. Mªuller, M. Kaufmann, W. Siol
4:30‹ 370.
Styrene butadiene tapered block copolymer (TBC). S. Asai
5:00‹ 371. Preparation and characterization of a perfectly
random solution SBR using modified organolithium catalyst. A.
Halasa, W. Hsu
THURSDAY MORNING
Section A
Scanning Probe Microscopy in Polymers
V. Polymer Morphology
and Structure: Molecular Films and Interfaces
V. Tsukruk,
Organizer, Presiding
B. Ratner, Organizer
C.
Lieber, Presiding
9:00‹ 372. Scanning force
and optical microscopy of freely floating and transferred
Langmuir-Blodgett films. L. Eng, C. Seuret, P. Gªunter
9:40‹ 373. Topographical studies of Langmuir-Blodgett films
polymerized as a floating monolayer. J. Peltonen, T. Viitala
10:15‹ 374. Small changes - big effects: SPM studies of
two-component fatty-acid monolayers. W. Barger, D. Koleske, K.
Feldman, D. Krªuger, R. Colton
10:50‹ 375. Ordered
nucleation and surface phase behavior of self-assembled monolayers on
Au(111) studied by scanning tunneling and atomic force microscopies.
W. Knoll, M. Hara, K. Tamada
11:25‹ 376.
Electrostatic self assembly of monolayers of polyionic materials as
observed by atomic force microscopy. V. Bliznyuk, D. Visser, V.
Tsukruk, A. Campbell, T. Bunning, W. Adams
11:45‹ 377.
The structure of LB deposited films of diacetylenes. D. Johnson, J.
Lando, J. Mann
12:05‹ 378. An atomic force
microscopy study on self-assembled monolayers of fluorinated thiols and
disulfides on polycrystalline gold: implications of the mechanical
stability, molecular order, pull-off forces and frictional properties for
application in chemically sensitive force microscopy. H.
Schªonherr, J. Vancso
Section B
Recent Advances
in Polymeric Foam Science and Technology
K. Khemani,
Organizer
V. Kumar, Organizer, Presiding
8:00‹ 379. Modeling of the expandable polystyrene foaming
process. N. Dontula, M. Bradley
8:30‹ 380. Bubble
growth dynamics in olefinic foams. N. Ramesh, N. Malwitz
9:00‹ 381. Effect of silicone surfactant on porosity of
flexible polyurethane foams. X. Zhang, C. Macosko, H. Davis
9:30‹
10:00‹ 382. Polyimide nanofoams via
phase separated block copolymers: labile block considerations. K.
Carter, J. Hedrick, R. Richter, C. Hawker, R. Miller, P. Futura, V.
Flores
10:30‹ 383. A three-dimensional numerical model of
intumescent polymers. K. Butler, H. Baum, T. Kashiwagi
11:00‹ 384. A fundamental study of foaming with physical
blowing agent. S. T. Lee
11:30‹ 385. Polyester
foam. K. Khemani, R. McConnell
Section D
Anionic
Polymerization - Practice and Application
R. Quirk,
Organizer
Y. Gnanou, Presiding
8:30‹
386. Structurally controlled polymers from academia to the industry.
S. Varshney, X. Zhong, P. Kesani, N. Varshney
9:00‹
387. End-functionalization of poly(methyl methacrylate) via living
anionic polymerization. C. Lindsay, R. Southward, D. Hourston, Y.
Didier, P. McGrail
9:30‹ 388. Anionic copolymerization of
dimethyl- and diphenylcyclosiloxanes: changes in the microstructure in
the course of copolymerization. B. Zavin, A. Rabkina, T.
Strelkova, I. Ronova
10:00‹ 389. Commercial processes for
the preparation of liquid, low molecular weight polybutadienes by chain
transfer and living mechanisms. A. Luxton
10:30‹ 390.
Asymmetric star block copolymers: anionic synthesis, characterization
and pressure sensitive adhesive performance. J. Ma, M. Mestegard,
B. Majumdar, M. Sheridan
11:00‹ 391. Monitoring
polymerization process: UV spectrophotometry as a practical tool. M.
Bortolotti, G. Viola
11:30‹ 392. The efffect of SI
diblock in SIS block copolymer on pressure sensitive adhesive properties.
T. Matsubara, M. Ishiguro
Section E
Special Topics
III: Electronically and Optically Active Polymers
R. Moore,
Organizer
E. Douglas, Presiding
9:00‹
393. Electrooxidative deposition of polyaniline on patterned
self-assembled monolayers of ò-substituted alkanethiols. D.
Collard, C. Sayre
9:20‹ 394. Polyimides for
electro-optic application. D. Yu, A. Gharavi, L. Yu
9:40‹ 395. An environmentally friendly multispectral
screening material produced from conductive polymers. G. Afiouni,
K. Voss, C. Clausen
10:00‹ 396. Synthesis and
characterization of diblock copolymers containing oligothiophenes with
defined regiospecificity and molecular weights. W. Li, T. Maddux,
L. Yu
10:20‹ 397. Metal complex-containing conjugated
polymers with large photorefractivity. Z. Peng, A. Gharavi, L.
Yu
10:40‹ 398. Copolymerization of a
3,5-disila-1,6-heptadiyne. Y. Pang
11:00‹ 399.
Thin films of polymeric porphyrins: interfacial and
electropolymerizations. C. Wamser, J. Lebzelter, C. H. Ryu
11:20‹ 400. Electrochemical polymerization of electrically
conductive polymer films on insulators. J. Pickering, Y. Ding, X.
Y. Zheng, L. Bottomley
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Section
A
Scanning Probe Microscopy in Polymers
VI. Polymer
Morphology and Structure: Original Contributions
V. Tsukruk,
Organizer, Presiding
B. Ratner, Organizer
G. J.
Vancso, Presiding
2:00‹ 401. Convolution
simulations and structure determination with the AFM. M. Goh, P.
Markiewicz
2:20‹ 402. Electrical double layer forces and
adhesion on non-polar polymer surfaces. P. Weidenhammer, C.
Werner, H. J. Jacobasch
2:40‹ 403. Scanning chemical
force microscopy. E. Van der Vegte, G. Hadziioannou
3:00‹ 404. Deformation induced changes in surface properties
of natural rubber. A. Rosa, S. Hild, O. Marti
3:20‹
405. Morphology of block copolymers and polymer composites by atomic
force microscopy. P. Leclµere, R. Lazzaroni, J. Yu, P.
Dubois, F. Gubbels, R. Jµer½ome, J. Brµedas
3:40‹ 406. Growth of high-vacuum sublimed oligomer thin
films. F. Biscarini, O. Greco, A. Lauria, P. Samori, C.
Taliani
4:00‹ 407. Self-assembly of 5-alkoxyisophthalic
acid derivatives in two and three dimensions. G. Moessner, R. Gereke,
S. Valiyaveettil, V. Enkelmann, K. Mªullen, K.
Eichhorst-Gerner, A. Stabel, J. Rabe
4:20‹ 408. Atomic
force microscopy (AFM), confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) and
scanning electron microscopy (SEM) characterization of the surface
degradation of a biodegradable polymer. C. Bourban, R. Joris, J.
Swings, E. Wintermantel
4:40‹ 409. An AFM study on the
degradation kinetics of poly(organotin acrylates). G. van der
Walle, R. Stegenga, K. van der Werf, P. Dijkstra, J. Feijen
5:00‹ 410. Surface reconstruction of the lamellar morphology
in ABC-triblock copolymers. W. Stocker, J. Beckmann, R. Stadler,
J. Rabe
Section B
Recent Advances in Polymeric Foam
Science and Technology
K. Khemani, Organizer
V.
Kumar, Organizer
M. Rhodes, Presiding
1:15‹ 411. Thermoset microfoams by chemically induced phase
separation. J. Hilborn, J. Kiefer, J. Hedrick
1:45‹
412. Preparation of thermostable rigid foams by the control of a
reverse Diels-Alder reaction during the crosslinking of bis-nadimide
oligomers. M. Bartholin, L. Dutruch, P. Mison, M. Senneron, B.
Sillion
2:15‹ 413. Isotactic polypropylene foams
crystallized from compressed propane solutions. P. Whaley, S. Kulkarni,
P. Ehrlich, R. Stein, H. Winter
2:45‹
3:15‹ 414. Polyisocyanurate foams modified with thermally
stable linkages. K. Ashida, K. Saiki, J. Goto, K. Sasaki
3:45‹ 415. Imaging open cell foam via confocal microscopy. R.
Hamza, Z. D. Zhang, C. Macosko, R. Stevens, M. Listemann
4:15‹ 416. The effect of additives on microcellular PVC
structure. M. Holl, V. Kumar, M. Ma, R. Kwapisz
Section C
Special Topics IV: Polymer Synthesis
R. Moore,
Organizer, Presiding
1:30‹ 417. Novel
synthesis of polycarbonates and diaryl carbonates. D. Bolton, K.
Wooley
1:50‹ 418. Cationic polymerization of
1,3-pentadiene initiated by alkyl chloride/SnCl¬4ˆ/electron
donor. Y. Peng, L. Cun
2:10‹ 419. Monodisperse
star polyurethanes possessing fullerene core. L. Wang, L.
Chiang
2:30‹ 420. Crystalline modules for protein-based
polymers: synthesis and conformational analysis of Å-sheet
oligopeptides as monomers. R. Claussen, D. Sogah
2:50‹
421. Inorganic sol-gel polymer precursor routes for the formation of
zirconia toughened alumina ceramics. L. Moeti, E. Karikari, J.
Chen
3:10‹ 422. Formation and polymerization of cyclic
disilsesquioxanes. D. Loy, J. Carpenter, S. Myers, R. Assink, J.
Small, J. Greaves, K. Shea
3:30‹ 423. Preparation of
polyimides from poly(amic acid) salts. C. Sensenich, J. Facinelli,
L. Dong, S. Gardner, R. Davis, J. Riffle
Section D
Anionic Polymerization - Practice and Application
R.
Quirk, Organizer
A. Mªuller, Presiding
1:30‹ 424. Application of end-functionalized polymers to
end-coupling at melt interfaces during reactive processing. A.
Hirao, S. Nakahama, C. Macosko
2:00‹ 425. Preparation
of lithiographic resist materials by anionic polymerization. H.
Ito
2:30‹ 426. Reactive preparation of PPE/PA-6
blends via the application of Ñ-caprolactam as a reactive solvent.
I. Chorvath, M. Mertens, A. van Geenen, H. Meijer, P. Lemstra
3:00‹ 427. Anionic polymerization of dienes using homogeneous
lithium amide (N-Li) initiators. D. Lawson, D. Brumbaugh, M.
Stayer, J. Schreffler, T. Antkowiak, D. Saffles, K. Morita, Y. Ozawa, S.
Nakayama
3:30‹ 428. New elastomer by selective
hydrogenation of solution SBR. A. Saito, Y. Kitagawa, Y.
Nakafutami, Y. Yamada, T. Aoyagi
4:00‹ 429. The range and
properties of styrene-butadiene rubbers. Z. Markova, L.
Kovtunenko, V. Moiseev
4:30‹ 430. Preparation of branched
polystyrenes of known architecture. J. Hahnfeld, W. Pike, D.
Kirkpatrick, T. Bee