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Intermolecular Chemistry in Solid Polymer Electrolytes for High‐Energy‐Density Lithium Batteries
Advances in Materials, 2019Solid polymer electrolytes (SPEs) have aroused wide interest in lithium batteries because of their sufficient mechanical properties, superior safety performances, and excellent processability. However, ionic conductivity and high‐voltage compatibility of
Qian-Xiong Zhou +4 more
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1997
I n this chapter we deal with a very basic concept—from where does everything start? We begin with the raw materials for the polymer industry, the so-called monomers, and explain how they are produced. The process for polymer synthesis—polymerization—should be well understood regarding both the mechanism as well as the industrial technology.
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I n this chapter we deal with a very basic concept—from where does everything start? We begin with the raw materials for the polymer industry, the so-called monomers, and explain how they are produced. The process for polymer synthesis—polymerization—should be well understood regarding both the mechanism as well as the industrial technology.
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Radicals and Dormant Species in Biology and Polymer Chemistry.
ChemPlusChem, 2016This Review is focused on radicals and dormant species in biology and polymer chemistry. The past two decades have witnessed significant advances in understanding the role, and methods of creation and control, of free radicals in biology and polymer ...
C. Chatgilialoglu +2 more
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Transferases in Polymer Chemistry
2010Transferases are enzymes that catalyze reactions in which a group is transferred from one compound to another. This makes these enzymes ideal catalysts for polymerization reactions. In nature, transferases are responsible for the synthesis of many important natural macromolecules.
Katja Loos, Jeroen van der Vlist
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Polymer Chemistry and Synthetic Polymers
2014Polymers are macromolecules derived by the combination of one or more chemical units (monomers) that repeat themselves along the molecule. The IUPAC Gold Book defines a polymer as “A molecule of high relative molecular mass, the structure of which essentially comprises the multiple repetition of units derived, actually or conceptually, from molecules ...
Ortensia Ilaria Parisi +2 more
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1998
A polymer may be defined as a macromolecule formed by the chemical combination of identical units called monomers. The process by which polymers are formed is known as polymerisation. Polymerisation occurs via addition reaction or condensation reaction.
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A polymer may be defined as a macromolecule formed by the chemical combination of identical units called monomers. The process by which polymers are formed is known as polymerisation. Polymerisation occurs via addition reaction or condensation reaction.
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The Ugi reaction in polymer chemistry: syntheses, applications and perspectives
, 2015The Ugi reaction, one of the most famous multicomponent reactions, has recently been introduced into polymer chemistry as a novel, efficient and useful tool to prepare multifunctional polymers.
Bin Yang +4 more
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1996
A few examples of the impact that conventional and advanced microbial technologies already have and may, eventually, have on polymer chem. are outlined. From microbial biomass in addn. to enzymes (not considered in this review), a variety of polymeric materials of potential com.
CRESCENZI, Vittorio, DENTINI, Mariella
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A few examples of the impact that conventional and advanced microbial technologies already have and may, eventually, have on polymer chem. are outlined. From microbial biomass in addn. to enzymes (not considered in this review), a variety of polymeric materials of potential com.
CRESCENZI, Vittorio, DENTINI, Mariella
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2010
Introduction to Polymers History of Polymers Why Polymers? Today's Marketplace Environmental Assessment Polymer Structure (Morphology) Stereochemistry of Polymers Molecular Interactions Polymer Crystals Amorphous Bulk State Polymer Structure-Property ...
C. Carraher
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Introduction to Polymers History of Polymers Why Polymers? Today's Marketplace Environmental Assessment Polymer Structure (Morphology) Stereochemistry of Polymers Molecular Interactions Polymer Crystals Amorphous Bulk State Polymer Structure-Property ...
C. Carraher
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Green Polymer Chemistry: Biobased Materials and Biocatalysis
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H. N. Cheng, R. Gross, Patrick B. Smith
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