Role of highly branched, high molecular weight polymer structures (Hatton et al) 2016 Chem Comm.pdf (2.01 MB)
Role of highly branched, high molecular weight polymer structures in directing uniform polymer particle formation during nanoprecipitation
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posted on 2019-09-16, 09:22 authored by Fiona HattonFiona Hatton, Pierre Chambon, Alison C Savage, Steve P RannardThe new macromolecular architecture, hyperbranched polydendrons, are composed of a broad distribution of molecular weights and architectural variation; however, nanoprecipitation of these materials yields highly uniform, dendron-functional nanoparticles. By isolating different fractions of the diverse samples, the key role of the most highly branched structures in directing nucleation and growth has been explored and determined.
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University of Liverpool and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council for PhD studentship (FL) and grant funding (EP/I038721/1)
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- Aeronautical, Automotive, Chemical and Materials Engineering
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- Materials
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Chemical CommunicationsVolume
52Issue
20Pages
3915 - 3918Publisher
Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)Version
- VoR (Version of Record)
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2016-02-08Publication date
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2016ISSN
1359-7345eISSN
1364-548XLanguage
- en
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