Bur, A.
, Cygan, Z.
, Beers, K.
and Barnes, S.
(2008),
Monitoring Polymerization in Microfludic Flow Channels Using Spectroscopy Methods, Society of Plastics Engineers | Annual Technical Meeting | Proceedings, Undefined
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Monitoring Polymerization in Microfludic Flow Channels Using Spectroscopy Methods
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A micro-fluidic device, designed as a high throughput system for characterizing polymerizations over a range of solvent, monomer, initiator and temperature conditions, was instrumented with a fluorescence spectrometer. A fluorescent dye, incorporated into the monomer at very low concentration, was used as a molecular viscosity probe to monitor changes in viscosity during the polymerization of acrylic polymers. The measurement provides information about the extent of polymerization.Proceedings Title
Society of Plastics Engineers | Annual Technical Meeting | Proceedings
Conference Dates
May 1, 2005
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Society of Plastics Engineers
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Keywords
acrylic polymerization, combinatorial methods, fluorescence, microfluidic device
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Created October 16, 2008