2005 Fall NATIONAL ACS MEETING
Washington, DC (August 28-Sept. 1, 2005)
Program Meeting Chair: Allan Guymon
Deadline for Abstracts and Polymer Preprints: April 25, 2005.*
*for general papers and some symposia (some symposium organizers may
set an earlier deadline).
Polymers and Materials for Defense against Chemical and Biological Warfare Agent
G. E. Lawson, Chemical/Biological Defense Center, Naval Surface
Warfare Division, Code 54, Building 1480, Dahlgren, VA 22448, 540-284-0616,
fax 540-653-8223, e-mail: glenn.lawson@navy.mil;
J. G. Reynolds, Forensic
Science Center, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, University of
California, P. O. Box 808, L-178, Livermore, CA 94551, 925-422-6028, fax
925-423-9014, e-mail: reynolds3@llnl.gov
Advances
in Polymer Brushes
W. J. Brittain, Department of Polymer Science, University of Akron,
Akron, OH 44325, 330-972-5147, e-mail: brittain@polymer.uakron.edu;
S. Boyes, Department of Polymer Science, University of Southern
Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0076, 601-266-4868, e-mail: Stephen.boyes@usm.edu; D. J.
Dyer, Department of Chemistry, Southern Illinois University,
Carbondale, IL 62901-4409, 618-453-2897, fax 618-453-6408, e-mail: ddyer@chem.siu.edu
Cosmetic Nanotechnolgy: Polymers and Colloids in Personal Care
K. O. Havelka, Applications Technology Group, Lubrizol Corp, 29400
Lakeland Blvd., Wickliffe, OH 44092, 440-347-6088, fax 440-347-6986,
e-mail: koh@lubrizol.com; S. E.
Morgan, Department of Polymer Science, University of Southern
Mississippi, Box 10076, Hattiesburg, MS 39406, 601-266-5296, fax
601-266-5635, e-mail: sarah.morgan@usm.edu
Controlled/Living
Radical Polymerizations
Kris Matyjaszewski, Department of Chemistry, Carnegie Mellon
University Pittsburgh, 4400 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, km3b+@andrew.cmu.edu , Phone:
412-268-3209 (Fax: 214-268-6897)
Defects in
Polymer Nanostructures
A. Karim, Polymers Division, National Institute of Standards and
Technology, 100 Bureau Drive, Stop 8542, Gaithersburg, MD 20899,
301-975-6488, fax 301-975-6924, e-mail: alamgir.karim@nist.gov; E.
J. Amis, Polymers Division, NIST, 100 Bureau Drive MS 8540,
Gaithersburg, MD 20899, 301-975-6681, fax 301-975-4252, e-mail: eric.amis@nist.gov; U. B.
Wiesner, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Cornell
University, 329 Bard Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853, 607-255-3487, fax
607-255-2365, e-mail: ubw1@cornell.edu; T. P. Russell,
Department of Polymer Science and Engineering, University of
Massachusetts, 120 Governors Drive, Amherst, MA 01003, 413-545-2680,
fax 413-545-0421, e-mail: russell@mail.pse.umass.edu
Fluorine Containing Polymers
D. W. Smith Jr., Department of Chemistry, Clemson University, Howard
L. Hunter Laboratories, Clemson, SC 29634, 864-656-5020, fax
864-656-6613, e-mail: dwsmith@clemson.edu
Dr. William Coggio, 3M Corp.,
Dr. Bruno Ameduri, CNRS Montpellier, France,
Prof. Ken Wynne, VCU.
Molecular Recognition Using Polymers
S. Thayumanavan, Department of Chemistry, University of
Massachusetts, 701 Lederle Graduate Research Tower, 710 North
Pleasant St., Amherst, MA 01003-9336, 413-545-1313, fax 413-545-4490,
e-mail: thai@chem.umass.edu;
V. Rotello, Department of Chemistry, University of Massachusetts,
Amherst, MA 01003, 413-545-2058, e-mail: rotello@chem.umass.edu
Polymers for
Bioactive Surfaces
J. G. Linhardt, Bausch & Lomb, 1400 N. Goodman Street, Rochester, NY
14603, 585-338-5256, fax 585-338-0042, e-mail: Jeffrey_Linhardt@bausch.com;
J. C. M. van Hest, Department of Organic Chemistry, Nijmegen
University, Toernooiveld 1, 6525 ED Nijmegen, Netherlands, +31-24 365
3204, fax +31 24 365 3393, e-mail: vanhest@sci.kun.nl; K. L. Kiick,
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of
Delaware, 201 DuPont Hall, Newark, DE 19716, 302-831-0201, fax
302-831-4545, e-mail: kiick@udel.edu;
G. N. Tew, Department of Polymer Science and Engineering, University
of Massachusetts, 120 Governor Dr, Amherst, MA 01003, 413-577-1612,
fax 413-545-0082, e-mail: tew@mail.pse.umass.edu
General Papers: Polymers in Nanotechnology; Polymers and Biology;
Synthesis and Characterization
D. Garcia, Arkema Inc., 900 First
Avenue, King of Prussia, PA 19406, 610-878-6731,
e-mail: dana.garcia@arkemagroup.com
Herman Mark Award
DIVISION OF POLYMER CHEMISTRY
Final Program, 230th ACS National Meeting, in Washington, DC, Aug 28-Sept
1, 2005
C. A. Guymon, Program Chair
SUNDAY MORNING
Section A
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Controlled/Living Radical Polymerizations
Tutorial-Dedicated to Hanns Fischer
Cosponsored with PMSE
T. Fukuda, Presiding
K. Matyjaszewski, Organizer, Presiding
8:50 — Introductory Remarks.
9:00 —1. Current status of
controlled/living radical polymerization. K. Matyjaszewski
9:45 —2. Quantum-chemical
tools for understanding and controlling free-radical polymerization. M.
L. Coote, E. I. Izgorodina
10:30 — Intermission.
10:40 —3. Recent studies
into initiation, propagation, and termination steps of radical polymerization. M.
Buback
11:25 —4.
Surface-initiated living radical polymerization and concentrated polymer
brushes: Their unique and striking properties. T. Fukuda, Y. Tsujii, K. Ohno, A. Goto
Section B
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Polymers and Materials for Defense against Chemical and Biological Warfare
Agents
Chemical
G. E. Lawson and J. G. Reynolds, Organizers
8:30 — Introductory Remarks.
8:40 —5. Polymer gels with
broad temperature performance. J. L. Lenhart, P. J. Cole
9:05 —6. Synthesis of
pyrazine and aminopyrazine containing conjugated polymers for neurotoxin
detection. J. Thomas, L.
Jarabak, K. Levine
9:30 —7.
Polyester-poly(methacrylic acid) nanocomposite membranes as breathable
barriers. H. Chen, G. R. Palmese,
Y. A. Elabd
9:55 — Intermission.
10:10 —8. Decomposition of
organic compounds in aqueous dispersions of polymer latexes. W. T.
Ford
10:35 —9. Carbosilane
polymers with hydrogen bond acidic functionalization for chemical sensor
applications. D. L. Simonson, E.
J. Houser, J. L. Stepnowski, S. V. Stepnowski, R. A. McGill
11:00 —10. Fluorescence
quenching of poly(iptycene butadiynylene)s by nitroaromatic explosives. D.
Zhao, T. M. Swager
Section C
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Advances in Polymer Brushes
Dynamic and Patterned Polymer Brushes
W. J. Brittain and D. J. Dyer, Organizers
S. Boyes, Organizer, Presiding
8:30 — Introductory Remarks.
8:35 —11. The use of
polymer brushes to control permeability. N. Ayres, A. Constable, A. Granville, W.
J. Brittain
9:00 —12. Orthogonal
polymer brush gradients: Formation and applications. M. R. Tomlinson, R. R.
Bhat, J. Genzer
9:25 —13. Patterned
polymer brushes from molded polymer surfaces. T. A. von Werne, M. Beinhoff, E.
C. Hagberg, S. B. Jhaveri, D. Y. Sogah, C. J. Hawker, K. R. Carter
9:50 —14. Progress in
fabrication and characterization of nanopatterned polymer brushes. W -K. Lee,
M. Kaholek, S -J. Ahn, M. Patra, P. Linse, S. Zauscher
10:15 — Intermission.
10:25 —15. Application of
ATRP to the synthesis of polymeric brushes. K. Matyjaszewski
10:50 —16. Cross-linked,
crystalline, and controlled density polymer brushes grown from gold surfaces. G.
L. Baker, Z. Bao, Y. Zheng, M. L. Bruening
11:15 —17. Telechelic
polymer velcros or brushes: Synthesis, characterization, and adsorption
studies. D. L. Patton, J. Y. Park, M. Liu, R. C. Advincula, J. W. Mays, M. D. Dadmun, S. M. Kilbey II, G. D.
Smith
11:40 —18. Fluorinated
surfactants as stimuli-responsive polymers and brushes. J. A.
Howarter, J. P. Youngblood
Section D
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Molecular Recognition Using Polymers
V. M. Rotello, Organizer
S. Thayumanavan, Organizer, Presiding
8:30 — Introductory Remarks.
8:35 —19. Multiple
hydrogen bonding in polymeric fibers elastomers, and surfaces. T. E.
Long, B. D. Mather, C. L. Elkins, M. G.
McKee, K. Viswanathan
9:05 —20. Molecular
mechanisms in dynamically crosslinked polymers. D. M. Loveless, S. L. Jeon, W.
C. Yount, S. L. Craig
9:35 —21. Molecular
zippers for preparing supramolecular and dynamic covalent block copolymers. B.
Gong, X. Yang, W. Kim, C. Y. Ryu
10:05 —22. Biomimetic
modular multi-domain polymers: New peptidomimetic beta-sheet modules with
varying hydrogen bonding strength. J. Roland, Z. Guan
10:35 — Intermission.
10:50 —23.
Structure-property relationships in supramolecular polymers chemistry. S.
C. Zimmerman, T. Park
11:20 —24. Recognition
mediated self-assembly of polymers: Microspheres and polymersomes. V.
M. Rotello
11:50 —25. Non-covalently
functionalized copolymers. C. Burd, M. N. Higley, K. P. Nair, C. R. South, M.
Weck
12:20 — Conclusion of
Session.
12:40 — Introductory
Remarks.
Section E
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General Papers: Polymers in Nanotechnology
D. Garcia, Organizer
L. E. Euliss, Presiding
8:00 —26. Conjugated polymers and nanoscience. V. Seshadri, B. Lee, M. Marquez, G.
A. Sotzing, S -Y. Jang
8:20 —27. AEI: Functional
nanoporous materials from an ABC triblock copolymer precursor. J.
Rzayev, M. A. Hillmyer
8:40 —28. Controlling and
visualization of self-assembly of block copolymers with crystalline segments. W.
Wu, K. Matyjaszewski, T. Kowalewski
9:00 —29. Functionalized
carbon nanotubes with visualizable degree of functionalization. L. Li, C. Li
9:20 —30. Monodisperse
nanocarriers: Novel fabrication of polymeric nanoparticles for
bionanotechnology. L. E. Euliss,
B. W. Maynor, J. Rolland, J. M. Desimone
9:40 —31. POSS containing
multiblock copolymers as model of well-defined organic-inorganic hybrid
materials. G. Cardoen, J. W.
Mays, S. P. Gido, T. P. Russell, X. Hu, D. Baskaran, E. B. Coughlin
10:00 —32. Preparation of
crystalline polymer nanorods and their composites in carbon dioxide. T.
Kim, T. J. McCarthy
10:20 —33. Preparation and
characterization of single wall carbon nanotube-reinforced polycyanurate
nanocomposites. A. R. Hopkins,
R. Lipeles
10:40 —34. Toward small
polymer objects with defined shape and chemistry. Z. Lu, T. J. McCarthy
11:00 —35. Blends of
polystyrene and poly(caprolactone) at the air/water interface. B. Li, A. R. Esker
11:20 —36. Interplay
between phase separation and dewetting in thin films of polymer/polyhedral
oligomeric silsesquioxane (POSS) blends. R. Paul, M. C. Swift, A. R. Esker
11:40 —37.
Polymer-nanotube composites: A recipe to control dispersion. A.
Rasheed, M. D. Dadmun, P. Britt, D. B.
Geohegan, I. Ivanov
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
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Controlled/Living Radical Polymerizations
Mechanism ATRP
Cosponsored with PMSE
K. Matyjaszewski, Organizer
M. Sawamoto and R. Poli, Presiding
1:30 —38. Transition metal-catalyzed living radical polymerization toward
functional materials. M. Sawamoto
2:00 —39. New mechanistic
insights into ATRP using molybdenum coordination compounds. R. Poli, F. Stoffelbach, S. Maria
2:30 —40. Identification
and characterization of monoanionic tripodal tetradentate ligand complexes of
copper(I) and (II) involved in atom transfer radical polymerization. J. M.
Goodwin, T. E. Patten, M. M.
Olmstead
3:00 —41. Tuning the
activity and performance of the catalyst in atom transfer radical
polymerization and general rules for catalyst selection. N. V.
Tsarevsky, B. McKenzie, W. Tang, K.
Matyjaszewski
3:30 — Intermission.
3:40 —42. Controlled
radical polymerization of vinyl monomers catalyzed by ruthenium N-heterocyclic
carbene complexes. A. Demonceau,
S. Delfosse, A. Richel, Y. Borguet, L. Delaude, A. F. Noels
4:10 —43. Metal-catalyzed
stereospecific living radical polymerization. M. Kamigaito, K. Satoh, Y. Okamoto
4:40 —44. Ionic liquid
tethered catalyst for biphasic ATRP of MMA. S. Ding, H. Tang, M. Radosz, Y.
Shen
Section B
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Polymers and Materials for Defense against Chemical and Biological Warfare
Agents
Biological/Decontamination and Protection
G. E. Lawson and J. G. Reynolds, Organizers
1:30 — Introductory Remarks.
1:40 —45. The design of
potent polyvalent inhibitors of anthrax toxin. K. Gujraty, P. Rai, A. Joshi, J.
Mogridge, R. S. Kane
2:05 —46. Polymeric
substrates for high-throughput separation and concentration of biological
agents. B. A. Simmons, Y.
Fintschenko, E. B. Cummings, R. Davalos, G. J. Fiechtner, G. McGraw
2:30 —47. Glycoconjugates
for recognition and inhibition of biological agents. O. Tarasenko, S. Islam, D. Paquiot, P. Alusta, K. Levon
2:55 — Intermission.
3:10 —48. Coupled
diffusion in biochemical protective suits. J. R. Dorgan
3:35 —49. Applications of
nanocrystals embedded in aromatic-containing polymers in radiation detection. S.
Dai, S. S. Brown, B. Kesanli, A. J.
Rondinone
4:00 —50. Triosyn
technology for defense against chemical and biological agents. D.
Ohayon, K. Low, S. Bourget, J. Tanelli, P.
J. Messier
4:25 — Concluding Remarks.
Section C
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Advances in Polymer Brushes
Binary Polymer Brush Systems
S. G. Boyes and D. J. Dyer, Organizers
W. J. Brittain, Organizer, Presiding
1:30 — Introductory Remarks.
1:35 —51. Switching
response in mixed polymer brush films. D. J. Dyer, J. Feng
2:00 —52. Amphiphilic
mixed homopolymer brushes on silica nanoparticles synthesized by
"living"/controlled radical polymerization techniques. D. Li, X.
Sheng, B. Zhao
2:25 —53. Mechanism of
phase segregation in mixed polymer brushes. S. Minko, D. Usov, M. Stamm
2:50 —54. Nanoprobing of
mono- and binary polymer brushes. V. Tsukruk
3:15 — Intermission.
3:25 —55. Segregated
binary polymer brushes. I. Luzinov,
Y. Liu, V. Klep
3:50 —56. Internal and
interface structure in diblock copolymer brushes synthesized by ATRP. M.
D. Foster, B. Akgun, W. J. Brittain, X.
Li, J. Wang, C. F. Majkrzak
4:15 —57. Combinatorial
polymer brushes formed by temperature-responsive polymers with tunable onset of
response. E. Manias, M.
Rackaitis, T. M. D. Foley, K. Efimenko, J. Genzer
4:40 —58. Self-assembly of
alkylammonium chains on montmorillonite: Effect of chain length, head group
structure, and cation exchange capacity. H. Heinz, R. Vaia, B. L. Farmer
Section D
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Molecular Recognition Using Polymers
S. Thayumanavan, Organizer
V. M. Rotello, Organizer, Presiding
1:30 —59. Targeted worm-like Micelles. D. E. Discher, P. Dalhaimer, A. J. Engler, R. Parthasarthy
2:00 —60. Environment
dependent assemblies from amphiphilic homopolymers. S. Thayumanavan
2:30 —61. Peptide nucleic
acid-decorated shell crosslinked nanoparticles and their
intracellularly-directed molecular recognition in vitro and in vivo. K.
L. Wooley, J. L. Turner, M. L. Becker, X.
Li, R. Rossin, X. Sun, J -S. A. Taylor, M. J. Welch
3:00 —62. Charge pattern
recognition in interaction between polyelectrolytes and oppositely charged
colloids. A. B. Kayitmazer, C.
Cooper, A. Goulding, P. L. Dubin
3:30 — Intermission.
3:50 —63. Supramolecular
assemblies based on Y-shaped amphiphiles. E. R. Zubarev
4:20 —64. Supramolecular
polymeric materials using carbon dioxide. D. M. Rudkevich, H. Xu, G. A. Woldemariam
4:40 —65. Complementary
quadruple hydrogen bonding for supramolecular architectures. G. B. W.
L. Ligthart, H. Ohkawa, R. P. Sijbesma, E.
W. Meijer
Section E
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General Papers: Polymers in Nanotechnology
D. Garcia, Organizer
B. A. Van Horn, Presiding
1:00 —66. Synthesis and characterization of an amphiphilic poly(acrylic
acid)-lipid conjugate. D. N. T. Hay,
P. G. Rickert, M. A. Firestone
1:20 —67. Morphology and
micromechanical properties of multilayered PET/PC composites. R. Adhikari, V. Seydewitz, K. Loeschner, R. Godehardt, W.
Lebek, G. H. Michler, A. Hiltner, E. Baer
1:40 —68. Block
copolymer-templated size and shape-controlled synthesis of metal nanoparticles.
T. Sakai, P. Alexandridis
2:00 —69. Influence of
liquid crystalline order on photoinitiation efficiency and polymerization
behavior. M. A. DePierro, C. A.
Guymon
2:20 —70. Dyeability
improvement of silk with chitosan nanoparticles. Z -G. Hu, W. Chan, Y -S. Szeto
2:40 —71. Dynamics of
multifunctional polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane/poly (propylene oxide)
nanocomposites as studied by dielectric relaxation spectroscopy. Y.
Bian, J. Mijovic
3:00 —72.
Protein-nanoparticle assembly through protein surface recognition. S.
Srivastava, A. Verma, B. L. Frankamp, V.
M. Rotello
3:20 —73. Decorating
nanometer-scale fibers with multiple hydrogen bonding and electrostatic
interactions. M. G. McKee, J.
Layman, M. T. Hunley, T. E. Long
3:40 —74. Polypyrrole
nano-networks and nano-arrays. M. Acik, C. Baristiran, G. Sonmez
4:00 —75. Synthesis and
characterization of degradable poly(ester) materials crosslinked through
reductive amination chemistry. B. A. Van Horn, G. O. Brown, K. L. Wooley
4:20 —76. Synthesis of
nanostructured and porous hydrogels using aqueous solutions of PCL-PEO-PCL
triblock copolymers. J. Kang, K.
J. Beers
4:40 —77.
Ethylene-propylene-POSS elastomers. B. Seurer, E. B. Coughlin
SUNDAY EVENING
Section A
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General Papers: Polymers and Biology
D. Garcia, Organizer
6:00 - 8:00
78.
Light triggered self-assembly of peptides into hydrogels. L. A.
Haines, K. Rajagopal, B. Ozbas, J. P.
Schneider, D. J. Pochan
79. Degradable core-shell
nanogels for controlled delivery of cisplatin. Y. Shen, W. Jin, Y. Zhan, L. Liu, M. Radosz
80. Phospholipid tubules as
encapsulation agents. C. C. Garrett,
B. N. Thomas
81. Assessment of the
biocompatibilites of branched and linear polyglycidol. R. K. Kainthan, J. Janzen, E. Levin, D. V. Devine, D. E. Brooks
82. X-ray structure analysis of
novel regenerated cellulosic material prepared by an environmentally-friendly
process. I. S. Kim, Y. K. Kwon
83. New trimer depolymerization
pathway in the thermal degradation of polystyrene. Y. Ishihara, Y. Kodera, K. Saido, T. Kuroki
84. Removal of phenol compounds
by the combined use of tyrosinase and chitosan. K. Yamada, Y. Akiba, T. Shibuya, A. Kashiwada, K. Matsuda, M.
Hirata
85. Oligopeptides as
antimicrobial agents in aqueous polymer systems. A. M. Rhoades, D. A. Wicks, J. Williamson, B. Miriyala
86. Synthesis and
structure–activity relation in polyallylamine with pendant quaternary
imidazolium groups as antibacterial agents. S. Tandukar, M. T. Belz, M. MacBride, B. R. Peterson, A. Sen
87. Synthesis and
water-solubility of pegylated diphenylaminofluorenyl monoadduct of fullerene. S.
Verma, P. A. Padmawar, T. Canteenwala, L.
Y. Chiang
88. Spermine based
poly(glycoamidoamine)s as DNA delivery vectors. Y. Liu, T. M. Reineke
89. Fluorinated polyphosphazene
polyelectrolytes. A. K. Andrianov,
A. Marin, P. Peterson, J. Chen
90. Novel biodegradable
polyphosphazenes containing pyrrolidone side groups. A. K. Andrianov, A. Marin, P. Peterson
91. Kevlar humidity degradation:
Oxidative vs. inert atmosphere aging. R. Bernstein, D. K. Derzon, M. M. Shedd
92. Study on the properties of
immobilized cellulase for chitosan hydrolyze. F. Tao, D. Yumin, L. Jin, S. Liping
93. Effect of molecular weight
and degree of deacetylation on the degradation of chitosan by a commercial
enzyme. L. Jin, D. Yumin
94. Preparation of immobilized
neutral protease on chitosaneous beads and their properties, stability and
application to hydrolysis of chitosan. D. Yumin, L. Jin, F. Tao
95. A new route to preparation
of esterified Konjac Glucomannan by a lipase-catalyzed reaction in organic
solvents. R. Ding, G. Li, Z.
Chen, M. Zong
96. Lipase-catalyzed acylation
of konjac glucomannan in a solvent-free system. Z. Chen, M. Zong, G. Li, R. Ding
97. Moisture-absorption and
moisture-retention abilities of novel water-soluble amphoteric chitosan
derivative. Y. Du, L. Sun
Section B
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General Papers: Polymers in Nanotechnology
D. Garcia, Organizer
6:00 - 8:00
98.
Preparation of ultrahydrophobic surfaces using an anodized aluminum oxide
membrane as template and their conversion to ultrahydrophilic surfaces. J.
A. Lee, T. J. McCarthy
99. Preparation of
ultrahydrophilic surfaces via oxidation reactions of silicon wafer-supported
alkylsilane monolayers. J. A. Lee,
T. J. McCarthy
100. Surface modification of
fluorosilane oligolayers on silicon wafers. J. A. Lee, T. J. McCarthy
101. Synthesis and self-assembly
of well-defined [60]fullerene end-capped stimuli-responsive sulfobetaine
polymer in aqueous medium. P. Ravi,
D. Sheng, T. K. Chiu
102. Effect of mesoporous
fillers on the compression and aging properties of experimental dental
composites. S. Praveen, Z. Sun,
J. Xu, R. Ranade, A. C. Patel, G. R. Baran, Y. Wei
103. Fabrication of ordered
arrays of copper nanaorods using thin block copolymer templates. I.
Tokarev, S. Minko, A. Sidorenko
104. Novel hybrid polymeric
materials incorporating carboranes. Y. C. Simon, E. B. Coughlin
105. Polyethyleneterephthalate
(PET) via in-situ polymerization of ethylene glycol containing functionalized
carbon nanotube and terephthalic acid. H -J. Lee, S -J. Oh, J -Y. Choi, J. W.
Kim, J. Kim, L -S. Tan, J -B. Baek
106. Quantum mechanical
investigation for cage structure of (3-glycidoxypropyl)trimethoxysilane. Q.
Nie, L. Hu
107. Rational fabrication of
polymeric nanostructures using pattern replication in non-wetting templates
(PRINT). B. W. Maynor, L. E.
Euliss, J. Rolland, J. M. DeSimone
108. Surface glass transition
temperature of polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane (POSS) filled poly(t-butyl
acrylate) films. U. Karabiyik,
S. K. Satija, A. R. Esker
109. Hyperbranched polyol/carbon
nanofiber composites. B. A. Higgins,
Y. Xu, W. J. Brittain
110. Ordered nanoporous
polystyrene from polystyrene-poly(ethylene oxide) and polystyrene-polylactide
block copolymers using a HI etching method. H. Mao, M. A. Hillmyer
111. Switchable reflective
displays formed from holographic polymer-dispersed liquid crystals (HPDLC). T.
Ye, X. Tao, Y. Szeto, H. Yuan
112. Structure and morphology of
nanosilica/poly(acrylate) hybrid latexes. L. Chen, S. Chen, Y. Gu
113. Formation of polymer
nanofibers facilitated by the self-assembly of template pre-organized
oligopeptides. H. G. Bšrner, D.
Eckhardt
114. Single wall carbon nanotube
copolypeptide bionanocomposites for potential aerospace applications. C.
Lovell, E. Worthington, T. J. Deming, G.
D. Stucky, J. Kang, K. E. Wise, J. S. Harrison, J. M. Fitz-Gerald, C. Park
115. Effect of in-situ synthesis
of precursor oligomers on exfoliation of clay in radiation cured
nanocomposites. N. Ravindran, D.
C. Webster
116. Fabrication of PU/
TiO2-SiO2 hybrid films. C. Feng, S. Chen, L. Chen
117. From peptide nanospheres to
nanorods at interfaces. I. A. Banerjee, R. L. Spear
118. Grafting of hyperbranched
polyetherketones onto multi-walled carbon nanotubes via A3 + B2 approach. J -Y.
Choi, D. H. Wang, L. S. Tan, J
-B. Baek
119. Preparation and
characterization of poly(methyl methacrylate-co-2-hydroxylethyl methacrylate)
mica nanocomposites via soap-free emulsion polymerization. H -Y.
Cheng, C -H. Cheng, J -Y. Hung Jr., G. J.
Jiang Sr.
120. Hyperbranched
ferrocene-containing poly(aroylarylene)s as photoresists and precusors to
magnetic ceramics with nanoparticles. H. Dong, J. W. Y. Lam, M. HŠu§ler, A. J.
Qin, R. Zheng, B. Z. Tang
121. Preparation of PET/chitosan
nanofibrous scaffolds and their antibacterial activities. I -K. Kang, K -H. Jung, W -S. Kim, M -W. Huh
122. Synthesis and study of
Mg(OH)2/polyolefin nanocomposite. M -J. Chang, G. J. Jiang Sr., W -T. Yang, G -H. Lai, Y -J. Li
123. Synthesis of functionalized
CdS nanocrystals and CdS/PU hybrid nanocomposites. Y. F. Shen, S.
Chen, L. Chen
124. Thermal radical addition of
polyarylenes to C60. M. W. Perpall,
A. Rettenbacher, L. Echegoyen, D. W. Smith Jr.
125. Ultra low-k
polysilsesquioxane films using T8(Me4NO)8 as porogen. K. Xi, H. He, J. Cai, X.
Jia, X. Yu
126. New chitosan/silver oxide
nanocomposite and its antibacterial activity in cotton fabrics. Z -G.
Hu, W. Chan, K. W. Chan, Y -S. Szeto
127. Self-assembled Gold/PAMAM
nanocomposites with controlled plasmon resonance. S. Srivastava, B. L. Frankamp, V. M. Rotello
128. Electrospun nanofiber of
multi-walled carbon nanotube and poly(methyl methacrylate) composites. H. S.
Kim, J. H. Sung, H. J. Choi, I -J. Chin, H -J. Jin
129. Surface morphology of
electrospun fibers and beads from non-volatile solutions. M. Kang, S. H. Yoon, H
-J. Jin
130. Functionalized siloxane
polymers for nanomaterial synthesis. M. K. Kolel-Veetil, T. M. Keller
131. Percolation thresholds of
electrical conductivity and rheology in the multi-walled carbon nanotubes
filled poly(ethylene terephthalate) nanocomposites. G. Hu, S. Zhang, M. Yang, Z.
Wang
132. Novel functional polymers for
unconventional applications in advanced nanotechnology. K. M. Choi, J. A. Rogers
133. Connecting supramolecular
receptors onto block-co-copolymers: combining methatesis polymerization with
1,3-dipolar cycloadditions. C. Kluger, W. H. Binder
134. Directed assembly of
Au-nanoparticles onto planar surfaces mediated by multiple hydrogen bonds. R.
Zirbs, F. Kienberger, P. Hinterdorfer, W. H. Binder
Section C
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
General Papers: Synthesis and Characterization
D. Garcia, Organizer
6:00 - 8:00
135.
Enzymatic synthesis and characterization of unsaturated polyesters. R.
Kumar, A. K. Sharma, T. C. Canteenwala, V.
S. Parmar, J. Kumar, A. C. Watterson
136. Investigation of
photoactive keto-acid and ester agents for use in dimethacrylate-based dental
resins. J. Feng, H. Despres, R.
E. Partch
137. Planar liquid-crystalline
bisphenazines: Potential electron transport materials. J. Hu, D. Zhang, S. Z. D. Cheng, F. W. Harris, E. Eleman,
D. A. Modarelli
138. Prediction of creep
behaviour of polystyrene. Q. Nie, L. Hu
139. Emulsion polymerization
routes to photocrosslinkable melt processible acrylonitrile terpolymer as
carbon precursors for gas diffusion layer (GDL). H. Johnson, T. Mukundan, V. A. Bhanu, D. G. Baird, J. E.
McGrath
140. Iron as a protecting group
in the synthesis of iron tris(dibenzoylmethane)-centered polycaprolactone stars
and their component macroligands. J. Chen, J. L. Gorczynski, C. L. Fraser
141. Fast living cationic
polymerization of vinyl ethers using FeCl3. A. Kanazawa, T. Yoshida, S. Kanaoka, S. Aoshima
142. Polycarbonate of a
bisphenol A analogue having three aryl rings. T. S. Filipova, D. Boyles, J. T. Reams
143. Synthesis of cross-linkable
cyclolinear poly(carbosilane)-g-poly(styrene) copolymers. J. Hyun, K. Oh, C. Y. Ryu, L. V. Interrante
144. Alcohol adducts of
N-heterocyclic carbenes as single-component catalyst/initiators for
ring-opening polymerization of lactide. D. A. Culkin, S. Csihony, A. C. Sentman, A. P. Dove, R. M.
Waymouth, J. L. Hedrick
145. Emulsion copolymerization
of sec-butenyl acetate via styrene. A. H. Alidedeoglu, D. Sandipan, V. Flosenzier, J. W. Rawlins, A. J.
OÕLenick Jr.
146. Evolution of structure and
molecular weight averages during the synthesis of glycerol containing
polyesters by direct polycondensation. A. S. Kulshrestha, J. Hu, W. Gao, R. A. Gross
147. Novel aromatic
polycarbonates blends. T. S. Filipova, D. Boyles, J. T. Bendler
148. Synthesis and
characterization of multiblock copolymers of methylene and 9,9-dialkylfluorene.
J. E. Copenhafer, T. Y. Meyer
149. Synthesis and
characterization of poly 2-phenyl-5-(4-vinylphenyl)-1,3,4-oxadiazole using atom
transfer radical polymerization. J. Shen, T. E. Hogen-Esch
150. Synthesis of regiospecific
poly(3-substituted-thiophenes) using Ni-diimine-initiated cross-coupling
polymerization. E. E. Sheina, M.
C. Iovu, R. D. McCullough
151. Synthesis, characterization
and sensitivity studies for a TNT-sensing polymer. D. Piao, L. Takiff, E. D'urso, K. Mulherin, C. Wichert, W.
McDaniel, B. Wegley, R. Deans, K. Paul, M. Fisher, L. F. Hancock
152. Esterification of cellulose
using recyclable polymeric catalysts. J. Luo, Y. Sun
153. Synthesis of
phosphonium-based acrylic ionomers. S. Unal, C. M. Palmer, T. E. Long
154. Conjugated polymers from
thieno[3,4-b]thiophene dimers. B. Lee, M. S. Yavuz, G. A. Sotzing
155. Lipase-catalyzed direct
route to linear aliphatic copolyesters of bis(hydroxymethyl)butyric acid with
pendant carboxylic acid groups. A. S. Kulshrestha, B. Sahoo, H. Fu, W. Gao, R. A. Gross
156. Preparation and polymerization
of
1-[2Õ-(heptaphenylcyclotetrasiloxanyl)ethyl]-1,3,3,5,5-pentamethylcyclotrisiloxane.
T. M. GŠdda, W. P. Weber
157. Suspension polymerization
of thieno[3,4-b]thiophene in water to produce low band gap conjugated polymers.
B. Lee, V. Seshadri, G. A.
Sotzing
158. Synthesis and
polymerization of a novel amphiphilic lactide monomer. X. Jiang, J. M. Horton, G. L. Baker, M. R. Smith III
159. Precision synthesis of
poly(vinyl ether)s with cholesteryl or biphenyl groups. A. Date, S. Kanaoka, T. Kato, S. Aoshima
160. Design and precision
synthesis of pH-responsive polymers with high sensitivity by fast living
cationic polymerization. T. Tsujino,
S. Kanaoka, S. Aoshima
161. Synthesis of new
thermo-responsive poly(acrylamides) and their sol-gel phase transition
behaviors in aromatic solvents. Y. K. Han, M. K. Lee, H. W. Kim, B. K. Cho
162. Preparation and properties
of alt-copoly(1,9-decaphenylpentasiloxanylene/1,3-bis(ethylene)oligodimethylsiloxanylene)s.
N. S. Lee, T. M. GŠdda, W. P. Weber
163. Synthesis of phase
selectively soluble libraries of poly(N-alkylacrylamide)
copolymers. D. Ortiz-Acosta, D.
Bergbreiter
164. Living cationic
polymerization of vinyl ethers in a continuous flow system with micromixers. M.
Ouchi, N. Inagaki, T. Ando, M. Sawamoto
165. Oxidative coupling
polymerization of o-cresol with a copper-amine catalyst immobilized within the
interior of SBA-15. M. Nakamura,
Y. Shibasaki, J. N. Kondo, M. Ueda
166. Synthesis and alignment of
a liquid-crystalline polymethacrylate bearing a photoreactive 4-styrylpyridine
derivative and benzoate group in the same side chain. W -S. Kim, M -W. Kim, J -Y. Kong, S -H. Hyun, I -K. Kang
167. Synthesis and
characterization of a novel whole-body heparinized polyethersulfone. C.
Hou, D. Huo, W. Zhang, S. Zheng, Y. Ren,
B. Chen
168. Synthesis of
2,7-dibromofluorene-labeled macromonomers utilizing a variation of reverse atom
transfer radical polymerization. B. Ludwig, E. S. Tillman
169. Synthesis of
cyclotriphosphazene functionalized polyoctenamers via ring-opening metathesis
polymerization of hydrophilic and hydrophobic monomers. D. T. Welna, D. A. Stone, H. R. Allcock
170. Synthesis of polyisocyanate
bearing crown ether via asymmetric polymerization with chiral initiator. R.
Sakai, T. Satoh, I. Otsuka, R.
Kakuchi, H. Kaga, T. Kakuchi
171. Living cationic
polymerization of p-methylstyrene using SnCl4 in dichloromethane and
determination of absolute rate constant of propagation. P. De, R. Faust
172. Capping reactions in
cationic polymerization: Kinetic and synthetic utility. P. De, R. Faust
173. Comparative study of the
chain dynamics of polymers containing peroxy linkages in the backbone. P.
De
174. Living cationic
polymerization of tetrahydroindene and its block copolymer: A novel high Tg
poly(cycloolefin). K. Satoh, N.
Mizuno, M. Kamigaito, Y. Okamoto
175. Synthesis of graft
copolymers with well defined architectures: Application to the adhesion of
polypropylene with PVDF. C. Boyer, B. Boutevin, J. J. Robin, P.
Lacroix-Desmazes
176. Synthesis of water-soluble
polyacetylene having sugar residues. J -I. Kadokawa, K. Tawa, Y. Kaneko, M. Tabata
177. Characterization of
cationic hydroxyethyl dellulose derivatives using micro-batch mode multi-angle
laser light scattering with spontaneous refractive index measurement. W.
Gao, X. M. Liu, J. C. Salamone, G.
Bousader, R. A. Gross
178. In-situ polymerization of
6FDA and 1,3-bis(3-aminophenoxy)benzene in the presence of amine-functionalized
vapor-grown carbon nanofibers. D. H. Wang, M. D. Houtz, J -B. Baek, L -S. Tan
179. Electrochromic windows
using a low band gap conjugated polymer as the ion storage layer. V.
Seshadri, J. Filloramo, W. K. Mino, G. A.
Sotzing
180. Polymer degradation
initiated via infectious species. M. Celina, R. L. Clough, G. Jones
181. Pyrolysis GC-MS and
transmission electron microscopy used to characterize annealing effects in
UHMWPE. R. D. Redfearn, T. A.
Holm, C. W. Carlson, A. M. Viano, K. E. Spence, M. Shanks, M. A. Scott, A. K.
Ray
182. Synthesis and properties of
partly substituted maleic anhydride B-CD and its metal complex. Y. Jiang, H.
Zhang, H. Li, K. Zhang, D. Wang, Y. Xu, J. Wang
183. Rapid composition analysis
of polyimide using methanol/water solution containing tetramethylammonium
hydroxide. N. Higeta, N. Sato
184. The effect of some
parameters on the polymerization of St during the encapsulation of iron oxide
particles via miniemulsion polymerization. Q. Zhang, G. Xie, H. Zhang
185. Side-chain functionalized
poly(norbornene)s containing terminal iridium coordination complexes. J.
R. Carlise, X -Y. Wang, M. Weck
186. Super low temperature
photopolymerization of (meth)acrylate. J. Nie, B. Lv
187. Synthesis and
characterization of a novel polymer containing 1, 2, 3-triazole. L.
Wan, Y. Luo, Y. Hu, F. Huang, L. Du
188. Thermal and mechanical
properties of gradient copolymers containing ethylene and 5-norbornen-2yl
acetate. A. Hotta, S. J.
Diamanti, V. Khanna, G. C. Bazan, G. H. Fredrickson, E. J. Kramer
189. Antimicrobial functions of
N-chloro-hindered amines. Z. Chen, Y. Sun
190. Analysis of branching in
polyethylenimine. J. E. Girard,
J. Gu, M. Konaklieva
191. Multifunctional
2,7-fluorene and 2,5-dithienylsilole alternating copolymer: Synthesis, light
emission, photovoltaic cell, and field effect transistor. J. Chen, Y. Cao
192. Ionic liquids as solvents
for biopolymers: Acylation of starch and zein protein. A. Biswas, R. L. Shogren, D. G. Stevenson, J. L. Willett, P.
K. Bhowmik
193. Hydrolytic degradation of
comb-like polylactides. J. M. Horton, X. Jiang, G. L. Baker, M. R. Smith III
194. Poly(thieno[3,4-b]furan), a
new low band gap conjugated polymer. A. Kumar, G. A. Sotzing
195. Preparation of luminescent
discotic liquid crystal using simple hydrogen bonding. J. W. Lee, J. H. Lee, S. J. Lee, S. W. Lee, J. Y. Jho
196. Substituted polylactides
with increased glass transition temperature. F. Jing, M. R. Smith III, G. L. Baker
197. Condition monitoring of
oxidation in aged polymers via derivatization and 19F NMR
spectroscopy. J. M. Skutnik, R.
A. Assink, M. Celina
198. Helix-helix transition for
poly(phenylacetylene) bearing macromolecular ionophore via the host-guest
complexation with metal cations. I. Otsuka, T. Satoh, R. Sakai, R. Kakuchi, H. Kaga, T. Kakuchi
199. Microstructure and
properties of bridged poly(silsesquioxane) copolymers. E. S. Park, H. W. Ro, J. H. Sim, D. Y. Yoon
200. New class of oligomeric
ferroelectric liquid crystals based on cyclic siloxanes. S. B. Park, T -Y. Cho,
R. Zentel, J. Y. Chang, D. Y. Yoon
201. Influences of
intermolecular interactions on the formation of functional nanoscale fibers. M.
T. Hunley, M. G. McKee, T. E. Long
202. Photo-regulation of optical
rotations in chiral polyesters: Modeling the impact of ethylene oxide
main-chain damping segments. G. D. Jaycox
203. Photo-regulation of optical
rotations in chiral polyesters: Conformationally flexible analogues. G.
D. Jaycox
204. Urethane chain extended
polyoxaesters: Potential injectable tissue engineering scaffolds. A.
S. Kulshrestha, W. Laredo, T. Matalenas,
T. Twaddle, K. L. Cooper, R. S. Bezwada
205. Preparation of multi-phase
polymer beads composed of block copolymer amphiphilic networks. Y.
Sun, S. Rimmer
206. Electrospun poly(L-lactic
acid-co-succinic acid-co-1,4-butane diol) fibrous membranes. H. S. Kim, H
-J. Jin, J. S. Yoon
207. Dental materials containing
bile acid derivatives. M. A. Gauthier, I. Stangel, T. H. Ellis, J. X. Zhu
208. Evaluation of the
performance of precipitation-redissolution chromatography for the determination
of the molecular weight distribution of polymers. S. Moyses
209. Effect of molecular
characteristics on elongational rheology of polyethylenes. X. Wei, J. R. Collier, S. Petrovan
210. Shearing rheology of
polyethylene terephthalates with different amounts of additives. X.
Wei
211. Material parameters
estimation for the rheology to molecular weight distribution conversion of
polyethylenes. X. Wei, J. R.
Collier, S. Petrovan, P. Patil
212. Effect of molecular
characteristics on shearing rheology of polyethylenes. X. Wei, J. R. Collier, S. Petrovan
213. Effects of temperature and
hencky strain on elongational rheology of polyethylenes. X. Wei, J. R. Collier, S. Petrovan
214. Elongational rheology of
polyethylenes and polyisobutylene by different methods. X. Wei, J. R. Collier, S. Petrovan
215. Enthalpy and entropy
changes of polyethylenes calculated from rheological data. X. Wei, J. R. Collier, S. Petrovan
216. Molecular weight determination
of dissolving pulps using rheological method. X. Wei, J. R. Collier, S. Petrovan
217. Polyisobutylene and
elongational rheology. X. Wei,
J. R. Collier, S. Petrovan
218. Shearing rheology of
polyisobutylene. X. Wei, J. R.
Collier, S. Petrovan
219. Temperature shifting and
hencky strain shifting of elongational rheology of polyethylenes. X.
Wei, J. R. Collier, S. Petrovan
220. Effect of the repeating
unit of azopolymers on surface relief grating efficiency. W -H. Jung, J. Kumar, S. P. McCarthy
221. Synthesis and self-assembly
of conjugated triblock copolymers. K. Li, Q. Wang
222. Enhancement of
stereoselectivity of metallocene catalysts by MAO modification. M.
Fujita, Y. Seki, T. Miyatake
223. Study of the migration of
phosphonated polymeric additives in poly(vinylidene chloride)–based
matrix and influence of the hydrolysis of phosphonate functions. B. Rixens, R.
Severac, B. Boutevin, P. Lacroix-Desmazes, Y. Hervaud
224. Azide/alkine-
functionalized oligomeric silsesquioxanes. L. Petraru, W. H. Binder
225. Effect of MAA concentration
on the preparation of micron-size P (St-MAA) particles. Y. Li, C. Kan, S. Huang
226. Epoxy resin/polyurethane
hybrid polymer composites synthesized by frontal polymerization. Y. Tian, S.
Chen, L. Chen
227. Molecular architectures of
poly(3,9-dodecadiynes) by different catalysts. L. Wu, Q. Liu, S. Li, Z. Li, K.
Xu, G -Q. Chen, B. Z. Tang
228. Synthesis of calcium
carbonate nanoparticles via carbonation route. C. Wang, Y. Sheng, X. Zhao, Z. Wang
229. Synthesis and light-emitting
properties of disubstituted polyacetylenes bearing boronic acid pendants. H.
Tong, J. W. Y. Lam, M. HŠu§ler, Y. Q. Dong, B. Z. Tang
230. Synthesis and light
emission of a new polyacetylene-perovskite hybrid material. J. L. Hua, Z. Li,
J. W. Y. Lam, J. Z. Sun, Y. P. Dong, H. Z. Chen, M. Wang, B. Z. Tang
231. Photo-cross-linking and
photophysics of light-emitting conjugated polymers. L. Wu, J. L. Hua, K. S.
Wong, B. Z. Tang
232. Influence of surfactants
and initiators in emulsion copolymerization of styrene-butyl acrylate. X. Zhu,
X. Li, Z. Zhang, X. Z. Kong
233. Synthesis and properties of
polyelectrolyte containing B–CD and its metal complexes. Y. Jiang, M.
Wang, H. Zhang, H. Li, Y. Xu, D.
Wang, J. Wang
234. Synthesis of micron-sized
multihollow soap-free P(St-EA-AA) latex particles. K. Kang, C. Kan, Y. Du, D. Liu
MONDAY MORNING
Section A
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
Controlled/Living Radical Polymerizations
Mechanism of Metal Mediated CRP
Cosponsored with PMSE
K. Matyjaszewski, Organizer
B. B. Wayland and R. G. Gilbert, Presiding
8:30 —235. Electron spin resonance (ESR) study of (meth)acrylate radicals
generated from purified oligomers prepared by atom transfer radical
polymerization (ATRP). A. Kajiwara
9:00 —236. Radical
Interchange Polymerization (RIP): A controlled/living radical polymerization
mediated by organo-transition metal complexes. B. B. Wayland, X. Fu, Z. Lu, M. Fryd
9:30 —237. Borane-mediated
control radical polymerization: Synthesis of chain end functionalized
fluoropolymers. T. C. Chung, H.
Hong, Z. Wang
10:00 —238. New system for
the controlled radical polymerization of vinyl acetate. A. Debuigne, C.
Detrembleur, R. Bryaskova, J -R. Caille,
R. JŽr™me
10:30 — Intermission.
10:40 —239. Triazolinyl
radicals: An unusual radical in controlled radical polymerization. M.
Klapper, N. Khelfallah, M. Peretolchin, K.
MŸllen
11:10 —240. Ligand and
initiator effect in the living radical polymerization of styrene catalyzed by
Ti complexes with R2N-, RO- and substituted cyclopentadienyl ligands and
initiated by epoxides, aldehydes and peroxides. A. D. Asandei, I. W. Moran, Y. Chen, G. Saha
11:30 —241.
Enantiomer-selective polymerization of rac-2,4-pentanediyl bis(4-vinylbenzoate)
using chiral atom transfer radical initiating system. T. Satoh, S. Ishido, T. Kakuchi
11:50 —242. Synthesis of
alkylated linear amine ligands: Their effects on homogeneous ATRP. M.
H. Acar, C. R. Becer, H. A. Ondur, S.
Inceoglu
Section B
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
Herman Mark Award in Honor of Don Paul
J. E. McGrath, Organizer
T. E. Long and L. M. Robeson, Presiding
8:30 — Introductory Remarks.
8:35 —243. Adhesion on the
molecular level: Influences of electrostatic and hydrogen bonding interactions
on adhesive, elastomer, and fiber performance. T. E. Long, C. L. Elkins, A. R. Fornof, A. S. Karikari, B. D.
Mather, M. G. McKee, S. Unal, K. Visnawathan
9:05 —244. Opto-electronic
properties of blends of conjugated polymers. F. E. Karasz
9:35 —245. Effect of
physical aging and aggressive feed components on hollow fiber gas separation
membranes. W. J. Koros, W. C.
Madden
10:05 — Intermission.
10:20 —246. Particle
replication in non-wetting templates: Particle foundry. J. M.
DeSimone
10:50 —247. Dispersion and
properties of carbon nanotube based polymer nanocomposites. R.
Krishnamoorti
11:20 —248. Effects of
nano-clay particles on the non-linear rheology of polymer melts. D.
G. Baird
11:50 —249. Bio-mimetic
GRIN lenses using polymeric nanolayered film systems. E. Baer, A. Hiltner, Y. Jin, J. Yu, A. Ranade, H. Tai, J.
S. Shirk, M. J. Wiggins, M. L. Sandrock
Section C
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
Advances in Polymer Brushes
Polyelectrolyte Brushes
W. J. Brittain and S. G. Boyes, Organizers
D. J. Dyer, Organizer, Presiding
8:30 — Introductory Remarks.
8:35 —250. Interaction of
polyelectrolyte brushes with surfactants. R. Konradi, J. Ruhe
9:00 —251. Applications
for block copolymer brushes prepared via controlled/"living" free
radical polymerization techniques. J. W. Hotchkiss, M. D. Rowe, J. E. Stempka,
B. W. Pitts, N. D. Treat, S. G. Boyes
9:25 —252. Polyelectrolyte
brushes: Switching between "hard" and "soft" matter. W.
T. S. Huck, T. Farhan, O. Azzaroni
9:50 —253. Synthesis and
stretching of polyelectrolyte brushes. A. Y. Sankhe, S. M. Husson, S.
M. Kilbey II
10:15 — Intermission.
10:25 —254.
Polyelectrolyte brushes as templates for PEL multilayers. Y -K. Yang, C -D. Vo,
H. Zhang, O. Prucker, J. Ruhe
10:50 —255. Platinum and
gold nanoparticles generated by in spherical polyelectrolyte brushes and their
catalytic activity. M. Ballauff,
G. Sharma, R. Kempe, T. Irrgang, Y. Talmon, S. Proch
11:15 —256. PEG based
polymer brushes: Synthesis, characterization and protein adsorption studies. J.
N. Kizhakkedathu, Y. Le, J. Janzen, R. K.
Kainthan, D. E. Brooks
11:40 —257. Interaction
between end-tethered polyelectrolyte brushes in the presence of oppositely
charged surfactant. A. Ishikubo,
J. W. Mays, M. V. Tirrell
Section D
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
Molecular Recognition Using Polymers
V. M. Rotello, Organizer
S. Thayumanavan, Organizer, Presiding
8:30 —258. Metal ion recognition: Self-assembly of hexameric metallomacrocycles
based on psuedo-octahedral coordination. G. R. Newkome, S. Hwang, P. Wang
9:00 —259. Supramolecular
polymerization using metal/ligand interactions. S. J. Rowan, J. B. Beck
9:30 —260.
Template-directed dynamic synthesis of mechanically interlocked dendrimers. J.
F. Stoddart, K. C. F. Leung
10:00 —261. Effect of
localized structural perturbations on dendrimer structure. J. R.
Parquette, C. J. Gabriel
10:30 — Intermission.
10:45 —262. Molecular
recognition in dendrimers based on melamine. E. E. Simanek
11:15 —263. The effect of
shape complementarity and affinity on interactions between carbohydrate
functionalized dendrimers and lectins. A. M. Gronenborn, S. Mangold, J. R.
Morgan, K. H. Schlick, G. C. Strohmeyer, R. A. Udelhoven, M. J.
Cloninger
11:45 —264.
Glycodendrimers as tools for studying carbohydrate-carbohydrate interactions.
P. Santacroce, A. Basu
Section E
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
Defects in Polymer Nanostructures
Block Copolymers
A. Karim, E. J. Amis, U. B. Wiesner, and T. P. Russell, Organizers
8:30 —265. Chemical strategies and control of phase structure in block
copolymers. C. K. Ober, F. You,
M. Li, C. Chao, P. Du, U. Wiesner
9:00 —266. Precise control
over the shape and dimensions of nanostructures in blockcopolymer films using
chemically nanopatterned substrates. P. F. Nealey, E. W. Edwards, M. P. Stoykovich, M. Mueller, J. J.
de Pablo
9:30 —267. Harnessing
light to create defect-free, hierarchically structured polymeric materials. A.
C. Balazs, O. Kuksenok, R. Travasso
10:00 — Intermission.
10:20 —268. Mesocopic
simulation of defect annihilation. J. G. E. M. Fraaije
10:50 —269. Thermal
equilibrium defects in laterally confined monolayers of block copolymer
cylinders. M. R. Hammond, E. W. Cochran, G. H. Fredrickson, E. J.
Kramer
11:20 —270. Defect
dynamics and diblock copolymer alignment on smooth and nanoscale confining
substrates. S. J. Sibener, S. B.
Darling, J -I. Hahm, D -C. Lee, D. Sundrani, L. Yu, N. Yufa, Q. Zheng
11:50 —271. Defects in a
noncentrosymmetric lamellar block copolymer blend. S. Chen, S. P.
Gido, T. Tsoukatos, A. Avgeropoulos, N.
Hadjichristidis, K. Hong, J. W. Mays
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Unknown Site -- Unknown Room
Controlled/Living Radical Polymerizations
Mechanisms: RAFT and NMP
Cosponsored with PMSE
K. Matyjaszewski, Organizer
M. K. Georges and C. L. McCormick, Presiding
1:30 —272. Emulsion polymerizations under RAFT and ATRP conditions. M.
K. Georges, A. R. Szkurhan, D. Chan-Seng,
T. Kasahara
2:00 —273. Synthesis of
temperature responsive block copolymers via aqueous room temperature RAFT
polymerization. A. J. Convertine, C. L. McCormick
2:30 —274. RAFT
polymerization in emulsion systems by self-assembly: Particle size and
molecular architecture. R. G. Gilbert
3:00 —275. Reversible
addition-fragmentation chain transfer (RAFT) polymerization of vinyl acetate
using xanthates. D. A. Shipp, K.
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