Utilising the RADOX[R]
cross-linked polymer jacket technology, the HUBER+SUHNER solution is proven to be resilient and robust to address the offshore market needs, including harsh environmental conditions such as high temperatures, oil, chemicals, and UV radiation.
Additional non-toxic chemical constituents can be used to tune the hydrophilic/hydrophobic properties of the
cross-linked polymer tissue scaffolds.
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He is internationally recognized for his contributions to the fundamental understanding of photopolymerization systems and reaction engineering of
cross-linked polymer systems.
Oyama, "
Cross-linked polymer synthesis," Encyclopedia of Polymeric Nanomaterials, pp.
As a comparison, commercial antibacterial
cross-linked polymer and copper nanoparticles loaded on cotton fibers also were investigated under SEM and the visible disconnected coating on the fibers can be observed clearly (Figure 3(f)).
The thickness of the
cross-linked polymer layer is 12.79 um.
The plasma process created a dense and highly
cross-linked polymer coating on the Cu substrates.
The concentrated solutions of the first agglomeration agent were put in a oven at 60[degrees]C to change the novolac resin structure to a
cross-linked polymer and dry.
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The initial weight loss over 120[degrees]C was attributed to the formation of C[O.sub.2] as a by-product and at 300[degrees]C to that of functional groups, such as NCO and hydroxyl, that were released from the
cross-linked polymer. The second weight loss over 300[degrees]C was assigned to the breakaway of urethane groups, which are linkages of polymer chains.
This method has been used widely to form
cross-linked polymer network.
