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Influence of drug-polymer interactions on the processing and functionality of anionic polymeric targeted drug delivery systemsBruce, Lisa Diane. January 2002 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Texas at Austin, 2002. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references. Available also from UMI Company.
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Influence of drug-polymer interactions on the processing and functionality of anionic polymeric targeted drug delivery systemsBruce, Lisa Diane 17 May 2011 (has links)
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Synthesis, characterization, thermomechanical and rheological properties of long chain branched metallocene polyolefins /Kolodka, Edward B. January 2003 (has links)
Thesis (Ph.D.) -- McMaster University, 2003. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 154-172). Also available via World Wide Web.
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Dielectric and ultrasonic studies of macromolecular growth during polymerization / by Matthew Giles Parthun.Parthun, Matthew Giles. January 1997 (has links)
Thesis (Ph.D) -- McMaster University, 1997. / Includes bibliographical references. Also available via World Wide Web.
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Synthesis and evaluation of model initiator/reversible terminating adducts for the stable free radical polymerization process /Moffat, Karen Ann. January 1998 (has links)
Thesis (Ph.D.) -- McMaster University, 1998. / Includes bibliographical references. Also available via World Wide Web.
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Synthesis, characterization, thermomechanical and rheological properties of long chain branched metallocene polyolefins /Kolodka, Edward B. January 2003 (has links)
Thesis (Ph.D.) -- McMaster University, 2003. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 154-172). Also available via World Wide Web.
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Synthesis and characterization of comb-polymers with controlled structure /Elhrari, Wael January 2006 (has links)
Thesis (MSc)--University of Stellenbosch, 2006. / Bibliography. Also available via the Internet.
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Controlled polymerization of alkyl vinyl ethers via 'covalent' propagating speciesCho, Chang Gi January 1988 (has links)
The study of the polymerization of alkyl vinyl ethers initiated by HI/I₂ catalyst is directed into two areas: the kinetics of the polymerization and the strategy of amine functionalized prepolymer synthesis.
The polymerization reactions show living behavior in nonpolar solvents at low temperatures. The observed rate of polymerization under reaction conditions is linearly dependent on the initial concentration of hydrogen iodide and iodine, respectively. However, the monomer concentration does not influence the rate of polymerization(apparent zero-order). Two possible reaction schemes are proposed from the observed rate equation and attempts are made to distinguish them by using UV/visible spectroscopy and carbon-13 NMR spectroscopy. In both schemes a reversible interaction between a monomer and an iodine molecule is postulated as a necessary elemental reaction to fit the observed expression for the rate of polymerization. From spectroscopic analysis results, the interaction between the iodide compound(chain end) and the iodine molecule seems to be very weak compared to the interaction between the monomer and the iodine molecule.
A synthetic strategy for amine functionalized prepolymer synthesis has been developed via a series of model reactions. Incorporation of a styrenic monomer at the propagating chain end of living poly(alkyl vinyl ethers) provides a convenient intermediate synthesis of a relatively stable amine functionalized prepolymer. Proper selection of substituents at the styrenic monomer optimizes the cross addition reaction and amination reactions. Linear alkylamines with lower carbon numbers are used in the amination reaction in order to promote the nucleophilic substitution reaction and to minimize possible elimination reactions. A series of amine functionalized oligomers are synthesized by employing the synthetic strategy in combination with the previous kinetic result of the homopolymerization. For oligomers, incorporation of a few units of ethyl vinyl ethers at the chain end facilitates the cross addition reaction. Synthesized amines are characterized by various spectroscopic methods. Then, titrated molecular weights show good agreement with their theoretical molecular weights in several cases. / Ph. D.
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The investigation and analysis of RAFT-mediated block copolymers in aqueous dispersed mediaPretorius, Nadine O. 12 1900 (has links)
Dissertation (MSc)--University of Stellenbosch, 2007. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Polymers prepared via radical techniques are very common in our every day environment. The
technique is however limited by a lack of control over the polymerization and an inability to
produce block copolymers. Block copolymers have a significant number of potential applications in
advanced materials and as a result are a field in which significant research is being conducted.
Reversible Addition-Fragmentation chain transfer (RAFT) is a living free radical process that
overcomes the disadvantages inherent in the traditional process.
In this study the mediation behaviour of two inherently different RAFT agents was investigated by
the “living” free radical polymerization of model monomers via the RAFT process in homogeneous
and aqueous dispersed media with the focus on differentiating between the two types of agents. To
ensure that the agents were comparable a new RAFT agent had to be prepared which has not
previously been documented. The efficiency of the RAFT agents was compared in terms of rate
effects, the predictability of the molecular weights of the polymers, the polydispersities of the
polymers and their ability to allow block copolymer formation via sequential addition of monomers.
Block copolymerizations were conducted by the addition of new monomer to the already existing
RAFT end-capped chains. Monomer addition was done via three different approaches; namely shot
addition, feed addition and pre-swelling (in the case of emulsions). Chromatographic analysis was
conducted on the resulting block copolymers via liquid chromatography at critical conditions (LCCC),
and its online coupling with size-exclusion chromatography (SEC) to obtain two-dimensional
information on the differences in heterogeneity of their molecular distributions. Other analyses
included dynamic light scattering analysis (DLS) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM).
The detailed analysis enabled the understanding of the different products that are produced via the
two different classes of RAFT agent. Potential causes for the differences are discussed and possible
areas for future research are highlighted. The work presented here is the most detailed investigation
of this class of polymerization to date and will provide new insight for researchers working in this
vibrant and important research field. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Polimere gesintetiseer deur die gebruik van radikaal tegnieke is algemeen in ons daaglikse
omgewing.
Die tegniek is egter beperk deur die gebrek aan beheer oor die polimerisasie en die onvermoë om
blokkopolimere te sintetiseer. Blokkopolimere beskik oor ‘n aansienlike hoeveelheid potensiele
aanwendinge in gevorderde materiale en is gevolglik ‘n belangrike navorsingsgebied. Omkeerbare
addisie fragmentasie ketting oordrag (OAFO) is ‘n lewende vrye radikaal proses wat die inherente
nadele van die tradisionele proses oorkom.
In die betrokke studie is die mediasie gedrag van twee verskillende OAFO agente bestudeer deur
die lewende vrye radikaal polimerisasie van model monomere deur die OAFO proses in homogene
en waterig dispersie media met die fokus op differensiering tussen die twee tipes agente. Om te
verseker dat die twee agente vergelykbaar is, is ‘n nuwe OAFO agent voorberei wat tot op hede nog
nie gedokumenteer is nie. Die effektiwiteit van die OAFO agente is vergelyk in terme van tempo
effekte, die voorspelbaarheid van die molekulêre massa van die polimere, die polidispersiteit van
die polimere en die moontlikheid om blokkopolimerisasie deur kronologiese byvoeging van
monomere te fasiliteer. Blokkopolimerisasie is uitgevoer deur die byvoeging van nuwe monomeer
tot die alreeds bestaande OAFO eind-groep kettings. Monomeer byvoegings is uitgevoer deur drie
verskillende metodes; naamlik vulskoot addisie, voer addisie en vooraf swelling (in die geval van
emulsies). Chromatografiese analise is uitgevoer op die resulterende blokkopolimere deur vloeistof
chromatografie by kritieke kondisie (LC-CC) en die aanlyn koppeling met grootte-uitsluiting
vloeistof chromatografie, om twee-dimensionele informasie omtrent die verskille in heterogeniteit
van hul molekulere verdeling te bepaal. Verdere analise sluit dinamiese verstrooing mikroskopie en
transmissie elektron mikroskopie in.
Die detaileerde analise onthul die samestelling van die verskillende produkte wat geproduseer is
deur die verskillende klasse van OAFO agent. Potensiele oorsake vir die verskille is bespreek en
moontlike areas vir toekomstige navorsing is benadruk. Die werk hier voorgestel is die mees
gedetaileerde navorsing van hierdie tipe klas van polymerisasie tot op hede en beloof nuwe insig vir
navorsers betrokke in hierdie dinamiese en belangrike navorsingsveld.
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Advanced analytical methods for the analysis of complex polymers prepared by RAFT and RITPWright, Trevor Gavin 04 1900 (has links)
Thesis (PhD)--Stellenbosch University, 2015. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Synthetic polymers are complex compounds that have multiple distributions with
regard to molar mass, chemical composition, functionality and molecular architecture.
Therefore, the molecular complexity of these compounds can only be analysed using
a combination of analytical techniques.
Well-defined complex polymers can be prepared by different types of living radical
polymerisation, including reversible addition–fragmentation chain transfer
polymerisation (RAFT) and reverse iodine transfer polymerisation (RITP). Using
these techniques, several different homopolymers and copolymers have been
prepared. However, there is still space for some more extended research.
Many different types of multifunctional RAFT agents have been reported in literature.
A tetrafunctional RAFT agent was prepared in our laboratory and used for the first
time in the polymerisation of styrene. The polymerisation reaction was followed using
in situ 1H nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and the molar masses of the resultant
polymers were determined using size exclusion chromatography (SEC). The molar
masses of the star-shaped polystyrenes (PS) were found to be less than the
theoretical molar masses. This was due to the fact that SEC was calibrated with
linear PS standards, while the samples under investigation are branched. Linear and
branched polymers have different hydrodynamic volumes at similar molar masses. In
order to prove that the star-shaped polymers were in fact four-armed, the samples
were cleaved by aminolysis to yield the linear PS arms. The molar masses of the
arms were in agreement with the theoretical arm molar masses based in the fourarmed
structure.
RITP is a relatively new living radical polymerisation technique. Various monomers
have been prepared using RITP, including acrylates, methacrylates and styrene. The
polymers formed using this technique have been characterised by techniques such
as SEC, NMR and mass spectrometry (MS). However, very little advanced
characterisation work has been done on polymers synthesised via RITP.
Polystyrene-block-poly(n-butyl acrylate) (PS-b-PBA) block copolymers were prepared
via RITP and the microstructure analysed by in situ NMR and other advanced
analytical techniques. The chromatograms from gradient HPLC of the PS-b-PBA
block copolymers showed a separation based on chemical composition. The
preparation of deuterated polymers via RITP has not been reported in literature.
Hydrogenous-polystyrene-block-deuterated-polystyrene (hPS-b-dPS) was
synthesised via RITP and analysed using liquid chromatography at critical conditions.
An isotopic separation was achieved when critical conditions were established for
hydrogenous PS (h-PS). A separation of the block copolymer from the first block was
also achieved under chromatographic conditions where the block copolymer eluted in
SEC mode while the first block eluted in LAC mode. The separation according to the
block structure was confirmed by two-dimensional liquid chromatography. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Sintetiese polimere is komplekse verbindings wat meervoudige verspreidings ten
opsigte van molêre massa, chemiese samestelling, funksionaliteit en molekulêre
argitektuur. Daarom kan die molekulêre kompleksiteit van hierdie verbindings net
ontleed word met behulp van 'n kombinasie van analitiese tegnieke.
Goed-gedefinieerde komplekse polimere kan voorberei word deur verskillende soorte
lewende radikaal polimerisasie, insluitend omkeerbare addisie-fragmentasie
kettingoordrag polimerisasie (OAFO) en omgekeerde jodium oordrag polimerisasie
(OJOP). Met behulp van hierdie tegnieke, was verskeie homopolimere en kopolimeer
opgestel. Maar daar is nog plek vir nog uitgebreide navorsing.
Baie verskillende tipes multifunksionele OAFO agente is aangemeld in die
letterkunde. Ons het 'n nuwe vier-armige OAFO agent in ons laboratorium voorberei
en dit was vir die eerste keer in die polimerisasie van stireen gebruik. Die
polimerisasie reaksie is gevolg met behulp van in situ 1H kernmagnetieseresonans
(KMR) en die molêre massas van die gevolglike polimere was bepaal deur grootteuitsluitings
chromatografie (SEC). Die molêre massas van die ster-polistireen (PS) is
bevind as minder as teoretiese molêre massas. Dit is omdat SEC instrumente
gekalibreer word met lineêre PS standaarde, terwyl die monsters wat tans ondersoek
word vertakte polimere is. Lineêre en vertakte polimere het verskillende
hidrodinamiese volumes by soortgelyke molêre massas. Ten einde te bewys dat die
ster polimere in werklikheid vier-armig is, is die monsters gesny deur ‘n aminolisasiereaksie
om die lineêre PS arms te lewer. Die molêre massas van die arms was
ooreenkomstig met die teoretiese arm molêre massas gebaseer op die vier-armige
struktuur.
OJOP is 'n relatiewe nuuts lewende radikaal polimerisasie tegniek. Verskeie
monomere is opgestel deur OJOP, insluitend akrilate, metakrilate en stireen. Die
polimere wat gevorm is deur middel van die tegniek is al gekenmerk deur tegnieke
soos SEC, KMR en massaspektrometrie (MS). Tog is daar baie min gevorderde
karakterisering werk gedoen oor polimere gesintetiseer deur middel van OJOP.
Polistireen-blok-poli(n-butylacrylaat) (PS-b-PBA) blokkopolimere was voorberei deur
middel van OJOP en die mikrostruktuur ontleed met behulp van gevorderde
analitiese tegnieke. Die chromatogramme van gradiënt HPLC van die PS-b-PBA
blokkopolimere het 'n skeiding ondergaan gebaseer op die chemiese samestelling.
Die voorbereiding van gedeutereerde polimere deur middel van OJOP word nie in die
letterkunde gevind nie. Gehidrogeneerde-polistireen-blok-gedeutereerde-polistireen
(hPS-b-dPS) is gesintetiseer deur middel van OJOP en ontleed met behulp van
vloeistofchromatografie onder kritiese kondisies. 'n Isotopiese skeiding was bereik
wanneer kritiese kondisies gestig is vir gehidrogeneerde PS (h-PS).'n Skeiding van
die blok kopolimeer van die eerste blok was ook bereik onder chromatografiese
omstandighede waar die blok kopolimeer elueer in SEC terwyl die eerste blok elueer
in LAC. Die skeiding volgens die blok struktuur was bevestig deur twee-dimensionele
vloeistofchromatografie.
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