Further tailoring of porous, hydrodynamic, and in particular chemical properties of the described pristine porous hybrid polymer in this article may enable further exploration of diversity and associated performance.
However, shaping of such polymers into useful industrial or consumer articles needs sophisticated polymer processing technologies.
Fuxing Gu and Professor Limin Tong who leads the Nanophotonics group at the Zhejiang University in China, together with coauthors from Department of Chemistry at Zhejiang University, report their most recent findings in an article titled "Polymer Single-Nanowire Optical Sensors" published online on August 2, 2008 in the journalNano Letters.
In each category, articles are discussed under specific polymer or polymer type to better highlight those polymers that are receiving the greater level of attention.
As explained in the article industrial polymers, chemistry of, polymers are built up by the joining together, through strong covalent bonds, of smaller molecular units known as monomers.
In the article industrial polymers, chemistry of, polymers are categorized according to whether they are formed through chain-growth or step-growth reactions.
The chemical composition of phenol and formaldehyde and their combination into networks of permanently interlinked large molecules are explained briefly in the article aldehyde condensation polymer.
This article reviews the polymer systems developed as antifouling antimicrobial surface coatings, termed as biopassive and bioactive polymers respectively.
This article discusses the polymer structural features that enable effective intracellular delivery of DNA and RNA, including protection of nucleic acid cargo, cellular uptake, endosomal escape, vector unpacking, and delivery to the intracellular site of activity.
We again have termed PAAm-Bn in this article the smart polymer, or SmP for abbreviation.
