Titlebook: Macromolecular Engineering; Recent Advances Munmaya K. Mishra,Oskar Nuyken,Bidulata Sar Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1905-8Copolymer; Polyisobutylen; hydrogel; oxygen; polymer; polymerization; polymers; synthesis

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Synthesis of 1–10 Micron Polymer Particles by the New Grafting-Precipitation Method (GPM)In the technology of polymer synthesis in heterogeneous (preferentially aqueous) media, the techniques of emulsion-and suspension polymerisation are well known (10). Emulsion polymerisation results in very small polymer particles (size 0.06–0.2 μm) and suspension polymerisation yields much larger polymer particles (size ≥20 μm).

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Transparent Multiphasic Oxygen Permeable Hydrogels Based on Siloxanic Statistical Copolymersion of acrylic acid (AA) with tris(trimethyl siloxy) γ methacryloxy propylsilane) (IRIS) or dimethacryloxybutyl polydimethylsiloxane (DMPDMS). Optical properties of these materials depend directly on size of hydrophilic demixed domains as it had been shown by small angle neutron scattering experiments.