Surface Chemistry and Antifoaming of Polysiloxane Polymer

Polymer chemistry.

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Polymer Laboratory: Teaching Polymer Chemistry

This work aims to present the results achieved within the science communication project CV/PVI/1386-Laboratório de Polímeros (Polymer Laboratory), financed by Ciência Viva Agência Nacional para a Cultura Científica e Tecnológica (2006-2008). Several demonstration/experimental kits were developed concerning three main thematics: (1) Polymer concepts; (2) Polymer synthesis and (3) Polymer propert...

Tethered polymer chains: surface chemistry and their impact on colloidal and surface properties.

In this review the grafting of polymer chains to solid supports or interfaces and the subsequent impact on colloidal properties is examined. We start by examining theoretical models for densely grafted polymers (brushes), experimental techniques for their preparation and the properties of the ensuing structures. Our aim is to present a broad overview of the state of the art in this field, rathe...

Polymer chemistry and hydrogel systems

Polymer Chemistry Nomenclature

In the simplest case, vinyl monomers are named by using the prefix poly in front of the monomer name, e.g. polyethylene. When a monomer name consists of more than one word, or if the name is preceded by a number or letter, the monomer name is placed in parentheses after the word poly, e.g. poly(acrylic acid) or poly(methyl methacrylate). In general, common names of monomers are used rather than...