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  • NEW Guide for Controlled Radical Polymerization

    This guide provides a fundamental review of Controlled Radical Polymerization focusing on Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization (ATRP), Reversible Addition/Fragmentation chain Transfer Polymerization (RAFT), and Nitroxide Mediated Polymerization (NMP) techniques, as well as corresponding procedures and product information.

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  • Hi Good morning to aii,

    Dis is siva from andhra pradesh iam doing research on nano polymer inslators .can any on suggest to design nano polymer insulator in MAT Lab PDE Tool box

  • Vacancy: Technologist (processing engineer)

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  • Hi Dear Sir/ Madam/Friends, I want interpretation for the Differential Scanning Calorimetry study for the Drug loaded biodegradable Nanoparticles. If any body is ready to help please let me know. Thanks in advance
  • PhD Opening at Amrita Center forNanosciences

    Amrita Center for Nanosciences (ACNS), one of the premier research institutes inNanosciences and technology is currently looking for a Ph.D. candidate in itsNanosolar Division (Center For Excellence). The candidate will work with increasing skills in developing state of the art technologies in Photovoltaic and energy storage devices. Applicants should have an M.Sc/M.Tech degree with first class / distinction in either of these disciplines Physics/Chemistry /MaterialsScience. The proposed start date is Feb 1, 2011.  The stipend will be provided as per the UGCnorms. Candidates are encouraged to send their CVs by email with subject line:“PhD 2011 Nano Solar” to “researchsecretary@aims.amrita.edu”. Alternativelythey can post their CVs to the following address:

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  • To Dr. Mohammed Fahim Ansari

    Your question is very interested. The influence of the ultrasound waves on the strength of CNTs depends of the following parameters:
    1.- Medium
    2.- Power of the ultrasound waves (Amplitude)
    3.- Frequency
    4.- Time of exposition to the ultrasound waves
    5.- Lenght of the CNTs.

    For example, if the ultrasound waves travel in a low viscosity medium, the attenuation of the waves will be lower than a high viscosityu medium; thus, if the amplitude of the ultrasound waves in that low viscosity medium is high enough, and if the lenght of the CNTs is too, the CNTs will experiment a rupture of their bonds, therefore, the strength of the CNTs will be affected.

    There is a good article that explains how the influence of several parameters can influence on the mechanical properties of CNTs:

    http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6V3H-...

    Thanks.
  • hi every body.

    Rep. to Dr.Mohammed Fahim Ansari

    Does sonication weakens not the strength of SWCNT but it can separate CNT of MWCNT
  • Any answer?
    Does sonication weakens the strength of carbon nanotubes?
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  • Hi Every one ,
    This is Marslin Gregory, Doing my PhD, I am working on Polymer Nanoparicles Drug Delivery and imaging. Its appreciable If I get the contact from some one working the same platform.
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Hybrid green nanocomposites

Hello Friends,I am doing research on Hybrid green nancomposites for exterior structure parts of automotive. I m using fiber, poly(trimethylene terephthalat) , nanoclay.Is their any other way???Is there anyone has done work in same field want to share his experience.RegardsArun Kumar Gupta.

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Progress in dispersion methods of nanoparticles into polymer matrices

The metalic, ceramic or carbon-based nanoparticles are of great interest in terms of their potential applications in biomedical, electronic, and opticalmaterials. The incorporation of these nanoparticles in polymer matrices is a field of particular interest for materials engineering and the study of nanoparticle-matrix interactions.The process of dispersing nanoparticles in a polymer matrix so that they remain isolated (i.e., dispersed) has proven to be problematic. Three general methods to…

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Nanocomposites: Properties and Applications

Advantages of Nanosized AdditionsThe Nanocomposites 2000 conference has revealed clearly the property advantages that nanomaterial additives can provide in comparison to both their conventional filler counterparts and base polymer. Properties which have been shown to undergo substantial improvements include:· Mechanical properties e.g. strength, modulus and dimensional stability· Decreased permeability to gases, water and hydrocarbons· Thermal stability and heat distortion temperature· Flame…

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polymers+clay nanosheets =Polymer nanocomposites

In the field of nanotechnology, the synthesis and applications of polymer nanocomposites are an important and strategical field of nanomaterial science.Polymer nanocomposites respresent a new class of material alternative to conventional filled polymers.In this new class of material, nanosized inorganic filler (at least one dimension) are dispersed in polymer matrix offering tremendous improvement in performance properties of the polymer.Typically smectite-type clays are used as fillers.…

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