81. Polymer Information Online Polymer information resources in the chemistry library and a tips on finding polymer information in Chemical Abstracts. http://www.lib.duke.edu/chem/polyinfo.htm

Quick Links Catalog Databases E-Reserves E-Journals ... Search Libraries Biology Chemistry Vesic : Engineering ... Marine Lab Polymer information resources in the Chemistry Library and a few tips on finding polymer information in Chemical Abstracts Text version of this document for printing Resources Electronic databases Chemical Abstracts via Scifinder Scholar (also on library computers via the CD TOWER) Web Of Science Expanded Academic Index Applied Science and Technology Ei Compendex Web ... The European Patent Office (esp@cenet) Print reference resources Chemical Abstracts. Along far wall of the chemistry library Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Technology. Chem. Ref. 668.903 C744 1990 Vesic Ref. 668.9 E56 1985 Handbook of Common Polymers. Chem. Ref. 547.84 R719FA Handbook of Dangerous Materials. Chem. 614.8 S272H, Vesic 614.8 S272H Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology. Chem. Ref. 660.03 E56 1992 Polymer Handbook. Chem. Ref. 547.840202 P783 Vesic Ref. 547.840202 P783 1989 Selected polymer journals in the chemistry library (shelved alphabetically by title) Advances in Polymers British Polymer Journal Colloid and Polymer Science (electronic from 1998+) European Polymer Journal (electronic from 1996+) High Performance Polymers International Journal of Polymeric Science Journal of Applied Polymer Science (electronic from 1996+) Journal of Macromolecular Science Journal of Polymer Science. Part A, Polymer Chemistry

82. Polymer Chemistry Professor Molly Shoichet cellmaterial Interactions, polymer chemistry and biomaterials. Professor Mitchell Winnik polymer interfaces, fluorescence, http://www.chem.utoronto.ca/research/polymer.php

Analytical Chemistry Biological and Organic Chemistry Environmental Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry ... WebMAIL Search: Match ALL words Match ANY word The development and study new polymeric and solid state materials with interesting and potentially useful properties represents one of the most important scientific frontiers in the 21st century. This is reflected in the broad range of research interests of the faculty whom are international leaders in their respective fields. The program in materials chemistry at Toronto ranks among the very best globally. We offer competitive stipends as well as top-up awards for NSERC recipients. Faculty Members Professor Michael Georges : living free radical polymerization, controlled polymer architectures Professor Eugenia Kumacheva : polymers and materials, nanocomposites, surfaces and interfaces Professor Ian Manners : inorganic polymers, self-assembly of inorganic block copolymers, nanostructures Professor Geoffrey Ozin : self-assembled materials, nanomaterials, photonic materials Professor Molly Shoichet : cell-material Interactions, polymer chemistry and biomaterials

83. <--Department Of Organic Chemistry / Polymer Chemistry Research Group --> The activities of the Polymer chemistry Research Group” (PCR) within the Department of main fields polymer chemistry, design of functional polymer http://www.orgchem.ugent.be/PolymDup.htm

Research groups Courses Staff Contact ... Voc-info Polymer chemistry ::navigation:: research equipment publications group alumni ... other links Polymer Chemistry Research Group Prof. dr. F. Du Prez Contact info: Department of Organic Chemistry Polymer Chemistry Research Group Ghent University Krijgslaan 281 S4 B-9000 GENT Belgium tel: +(32)9 2644503 or +(32)9 2644489 (secr.) fax: +(32)9 2644972 email Prof. dr. F. Du Prez: filip.duprez@ugent.be email em. Prof. dr. E. Goethals: eric.goethals@ugent.be PCR-Group picture 2005 other pictures of PCR Postdoctoral researchers Kris Vidts PhD students title of PhD-thesis picture Lies Bonami Ondine Confortini “Functional graft copolymer structures based on polyvinylethers” Stijn D'hollander "Synthesis and evaluation of a new class of shape memory materials based on multiblock copolymers." Jan Heijl “Design of stimuli-responsive microgels for the development of fast response systems” Wim Van Camp “Block copolymer structures with labile segments for the design of stimuli-responsive systems” Lieven Van Renterghem “Physical cross-linking of linear polymers by means of nanosized polymer networks” Master students Bart Dervaux Other staff Etienne De Boel Robert Deveux Research areas top The activities of the "

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Polymer chemistry From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Macromolecular chemistry Polymer chemistry or macromolecular chemistry is a multidisciplinary science that deals with the chemical synthesis and chemical properties of polymers or macromolecules . Traditionally macromolecules refer to the individual molecular chains and are the domain of chemistry Polymers describe the bulk properties of polymer materials and belong to the field of polymer physics as a subfield of physics Plastics such as polyethylene in this context are just a subgroup of synthetic polymers with commercial value. Biopolymers such as proteins are a subgroup of polymers found in nature. Polymers form by polymerization of monomers . A polymer is chemically described by its degree of polymerisation molar mass distribution tacticity copolymer distribution, the degree of polymer branching , by its end-groups , by its crosslinks crystallinity and thermal properties such as the glass transition temperature . Polymers in solution have special characteristics with respect to solubility viscosity and gelation edit History In 1891 Hilaire de Chardonnet started the first artificial fiber plant based on cellulose as a substitute for silk . In 1907 Leo Baekeland invented the first synthetic polymer called bakelite . In 1922 Hermann Staudinger was the first to propose that polymers consisted of long chains of atoms held together by covalent bonds . He also proposed to name these compounds macromolecules. Before that, scientists believed that polymers were clusters of small molecules (called colloids) held together by a then an unknown force. Staudinger received the

85. Links To Online Polymer Chemistry Journals This page links to a variety of chemistry and chemistry related journals. http://www.chemseer.com/journals/journals_polymer.shtml

Home Journals Companies Academia ... Site Index Polymer Journals If you cannot find a journal title and you would like it to be listed please send us the details by emailing us at comments@chemseer.com or by filling in our online form ChemSeer only offers links to third party publishers websites. You may be required to subscribe to a journal for complete access to its articles. Alphabetical listing of journals -A- Accounts of Chemical Research Acta Polymerica Acta Polymerica 1979 - 1997 Advances in Polymer Technology ... Applied Catalysis - now supplied as Applied Catalysis A and Applied Catalysis B Applied Catalysis A: General Applied Catalysis B: Environmental Applied Macromolecular Chemistry and Physics (Die Angewandte Makromolekulare Chemie) ... Australian Journal of Chemistry -B- Biopolymers Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan -C- Canadian Journal of Chemistry Carbohydrate Polymers Chemical Communications Chemical Record, The ... Comptes Rendus Chimie - Now known as Comptes Rendus Chimie Computational and Theoretical Polymer Science Crystal Research and Technology -D- Die Angewandte Makromolekulare Chemie Die Angewandte Makromolekulare Chemie 1967 - 1997 Dyes and Pigments -E- European Journal of Organic Chemistry European Polymer Journal -F- Fire and Materials Fuel Cells -G- Geochemical Transactions Green Chemistry -H- -I- Internet Journal of Chemistry -J- Journal of Analytical and Applied Pyrolysis Journal of Applied Polymer Science Journal of Applied Polymer Science 1959 - 1995 Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part A ... Journal of Molecular Catalysis - Now known as

86. Polymer Chemistry The polymer chemistry program has been approved by the Committee on Professional Polymer chemistry, BS degree, typical course sequence (ACS certified) http://www.rit.edu/~932www/ugrad_bulletin/colleges/cos/polchem.html

Home Directories Index Info-Center/SIS ... Chemistry Department Polymer Chemistry Quick Links Chemistry Courses Chemistry Faculty Chemistry Website Polymer chemistry, BS degree, typical course sequence (ACS certified) First Year Quarter Credit Hours Chemical Safety 1010-200 New Student Seminar 1010-230 General Chemistry I, II 1010-251, 252 General Chemistry I Lab 1010-255 Quantitative Analysis I, II 1008-261, 262 Quantitative Analysis Lab I, II 1008-265, 266 Calculus I, II, III 1016-251, 252, 253 Computer Programming Language 4002-207 (208) Liberal Arts (Core)* First-Year Enrichment 1011-205 Cooperative Education 1010-499 (Optional, summer) Co-op Second Year Instrumental Analysis 1008-311 Instrumental Analysis Lab 1008-318 Separations Techniques 1008-312 Separations Techniques Lab 1008-319 Calculus IV 1016-305 Organic Chemistry I 1013-431 Preparative Organic Chemistry I Lab 1013-435 University Physics I II 1017-311, 312 Liberal Arts (Core)* Cooperative Education 1010-499 (Optional) Co-op Third Year Introduction to Biochemistry 1009-300 Introduction to Polymer Technology 1029-301 Differential Equations 1016-306 University Physics III 1017-313 Organic Chemistry II, III 1013-432, 433

87. Chemistry & Geochemistry Other polymer sites on the web. Materials chemistry. Generally materials chemistryand polymer chemistry are considered interchangeable and though our http://www.mines.edu/academic/chemistry/research/graduate/polymeri.shtml

Directory Faculty Photo Album Announcements ... Graduate Polymeric Materials Research Polymeric materials permeate most aspects of our lives; from packaging to structural materials to the clothes we wear, polymers are everywhere. Research here at the School of Mines is being performed on characterizing, synthesizing, and modeling these useful materials. The polymer and materials chemistry research area is a relatively new thrust area for the chemistry department. Although it is a new area, it is a very active area with new faculty members performing innovative research. Dr. Dan Knauss is a synthetic polymer chemist and his research interests are in the area of synthesis and characterization of new macromolecular architectures and high performance materials. New molecular architectures such as dendritic polymers and novel star-shaped materials are being researched to develop new methods of synthesis for these potentially useful structures. Currently, limitations do not allow for a wide variety of backbone compositions in the formation of new architectures; research is being done to improve this situation. These materials will find applications ranging from drug delivery systems to viscosity modifiers to impact modifiers. Other research is also being performed in order to synthesize new high temperature stable materials for use in applications where polymeric materials have found limited utility. By increasing the thermal stability and/or the softening or melt temperature of polymers, the use temperature can be raised.

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90. Chemistry Department - University Of Florida Welcome to the George and Josephine Butler Polymer Research Laboratory groups with interests in a wide variety of topics related to Polymer chemistry. http://web.chem.ufl.edu/areas/polymer/

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91. PSIgate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search/Browse Results Polymer chemistry (83 records). Top level category chemistry Experiments in Polymer chemistry and Engineering CHEM 471L http://www.psigate.ac.uk/roads/cgi-bin/psibrowse.pl?limit=0&toplevel=chemistry&s

92. URI Organic And Polymer Chemistry 3. Organic and Polymer chemistry Water soluble polymeric complex comprising a conducting polymer and biopolymer 6185. 6429259. 08/06/2002 http://www.uri.edu/research/tro/organpolymer.htm

University of Rhode Island Industrial Research and Technology Transfer 3. Organic and Polymer Chemistry Patent Information PROVISIONAL AND PATENT APPLICATIONS INVENTION TITLE PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER FILING DATE Pretreatment of Metallic and Nonmetallic Surfaces for Chromate Free Corrosion Resistance and Adhesion Promotion Composite Materials for Use as Paint Pigments Thermochromic Pigments with Controlled Reversibility PCT/US03/20537 Syntheses and Applications for Inter-polymer Complexes ISSUED PATENTS PATENT TITLE PATENT NUMBER ISSUE DATE Chromatographic and Electrophoretic Separation of Chemicals Using Electrically Conductive Polymers Functionalized and Processable Conducting Polymers Water-Borne Polymeric Complex and Anti-Corrosive Composition Conducting polymers for coatings and antielectrostatic applications Water soluble polymeric complex comprising a conducting polymer and biopolymer Electroactive Polymer Coatings for Corrosion Control Chemoenzymatic Synthesis of the Taxol C-13 side Chain, N-Benzoyl-(2R, 3S) - Phenylisoserine

93. Organic And Polymer Chemistry - SINTEF The research team for Organic and Polymer chemistry is comprised of experts in organic synthesis, polymer synthesis and polymer characterisation. http://www.sintef.no/content/page1____1856.aspx

Search for employee: Freetext search: Print Tell a friend Sitemap Home ... Contact us You are here: Home Materials and Chemistry Synthesis and Properties Organic and Polymer Chemistry ... Laboratories Organic and Polymer Chemistry The research team for Organic and Polymer Chemistry is comprised of experts in organic synthesis, polymer synthesis and polymer characterisation. This tight coupling of organic and physical chemistry provides a powerful team to solve industrial problems. Our customers range from pharmaceutical companies, bulk polymer producers, oil producers to small start-up companies using plastics and materials to fulfil their ideas. We tackle all sizes of project from long term development activities to quick analytical services. For example determination of T g or remaining stabiliser in a product. Research Manager: Keith Redford , phone: (+47) 92 20 10 65 Published February 4, 2005 Projects Enzyme degradable polymers Medical contrast agents Scratch resistant coatings Surface engineering (Aluminium) Nano-particle modified polymer membranes Recycling of plastics Degradable plastic bags High melt strength Polypropylene Antifouling coatings Oil field chemicals Ski wax Additives in toys Special competence Custom organic synthesis Medicinal chemistry Fine and speciality chemicals Monomer and polymer synthesis Crystallisation and Polymorph determination Melt modification of polymers Polymer degradation and stabilisation Polymer characterisation - DSC, TGA, TMA, Rheology, SEC

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95. Department Of Chemistry At SUNY Stony Brook Polymer chemistry (Polymer/Colloid Science and Engineering) research at Stony Brook is centered around the investigations of polymer structures, http://www.sunysb.edu/chemistry/faculty/polymer.html

Home Faculty Research Graduate Program ... Brookhaven Polymer Chemistry Our laboratories are equipped with some best nanostructure characterization facilities in the world, including laser light scattering laboratory at Stony Brook and synchrotron X-ray scattering beamlines at the National Synchrotron Light Source in Brookhaven National Laboratory and at the Advanced Photon Sources in Argonne National Laboratory. The fundamental light scattering techniques involve photon correlation spectroscopy, transient electric birefringence, fluorescence recovery after photobleaching, and holographic relaxation spectroscopy. Together with time resolved simultaneous small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) and wide-angle X-ray diffraction (WAXD) techniques and other methods such as Raman scattering, we have been studying many frontier polymer research problems as stated above. Benjamin Chu Distinquished Professor. Light-scattering spectroscopy; X-ray scattering; polymer physics; colloid science, DNA electrophoresis. Benjamin S. Hsiao

96. Wiley::Preparative Methods Of Polymer Chemistry, 3rd Edition Preparative Methods of Polymer chemistry, 3rd Edition Wayne Sorenson, Fred Sweeny, Tod W. Campbell ISBN 0471-58992-6 Hardcover 504 pages March 2001 http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471589926.html

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Location: United States change location Shopping Cart My Account Help ... Contact Us By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN Wiley Chemistry Polymer Chemistry, Reactions and Processes Related Subjects General Structural Materials General Materials Science Polymer Processing Supramolecular Chemistry ... Biopolymers Join a Chemistry Mailing List Related Titles More By These Authors Polymers in Dispersed Media I: International Conference on Polymers in Dispersed Media (Hardcover) Polymers in Dispersed Media II: International Conference on Polymers in Dispersed Media (Hardcover) Biological and Synthetic Polymer Networks and Gels (Hardcover) by Ferenc Horkay (Editor), Eric J. Amis (Editor) Times of Polymers (Hardcover) by Alberto D'Amore (Editor), Domenico Acierno (Editor) Polysaccharides and Polyamides in the Food Industry: Properties, Production, and Patents, Two Volumes (Hardcover) by Alexander Steinbüchel (Editor), Sang Ki Rhee (Editor) Handbook of Plastic Optics (Hardcover) by Stefan Bäumer (Editor) Plasma Processes and Polymers: 16th International Symposium on Plasma Chemistry Taormina, Italy June 22-27, 2003 (Hardcover) by Riccardo d'Agostino (Editor), Pietro Favia (Editor), Christian Oehr (Editor), Michael R. Wertheimer (Editor) Polymer Chemistry, Reactions and Processes

98. PSU Chemistry Harry R. Allcock Application of chemical synthesis to polymer chemistry, materials science, American Chemical Society National Award in Polymer chemistry (1984) http://www.chem.psu.edu/profs/Allcock.html

99. Polymer Research Institute, SUNY-esf Distinguished Professor (Emeritus) of Polymer and Physical chemistry, hlf04@cnsvax.albany.edu Senior Research Associate, Department of Polymer chemistry http://www.esf.edu/polymer/

Mission and Objectives The Polymer Research Institute of the State University of New York (located in the College of Environmental Science and Forestry , Syracuse Campus) is a consortium of Associate Members drawn from several organizations and institutions. It is established to promote the advancement of polymer science through education and research, to coordinate diversified activities of polymer scientists and engineers in the Central New York area, and to develop strong cooperative programs with polymer-based industries nationwide. Among its activities are sponsorship of new educational and research ventures, encouragement of individual and cooperative research programs, participation in academic programs leading to the BS, MS and Ph.D. degrees, and promotion of continuing education and new developmental opportunities for scientists. The Institute will engage in all other activities necessary to maintain itself as a center of excellence in polymer science and engineering. Israel Cabasso Professor and Director Polymer Research Institute icabasso@syr.edu

100. SUNY College Of Environmental Science And Forestry: Contacting The Chemistry Dep Current research projects encompass polymer chemistry, membrane science, Graduate students in polymer chemistry select their courses from a range of http://www.esf.edu/chemistry/educate/grad.htm

Faculty of Chemistry Jahn Laboratory SUNY-ESF 1 Forestry Drive Syracuse, NY 13210 315-470-6856 (fax) slwilbur@esf.edu Chemistry Home Courses Faculty ... Employment Search Graduate Programs Recent years have seen profound advances in the fundamental knowledge of chemical areas having special significance for both forestry and the environment. The following research areas are among those pursued by our faculty and their graduate students in the programs: polymer chemistry and physics; wood chemistry; environmental chemistry; biochemistry; chemistry of natural products, including ecological chemistry; and materials sciences. Requirements for a Master of Science degree in chemistry include a research thesis along with the completion of 18 or more credit hours of graduate level coursework in chemistry or related areas. Requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy degree in chemistry include a research thesis and completion of at least 30 credits hours in appropriate graduate level courses. Courses may be taken at the College or at Syracuse University. If you want more information, please follow

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