Controlled Macromolecular Heterogeneity by ATRP
Controlled Macromolecular Heterogeneity by ATRP
批准号:
0969301
负责人:
Krzysztof Matyjaszewski
金额:
$72.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-06-01 至 2015-05-31
中文摘要
技术综述目前聚合物化学中的合成努力集中在制备结构明确、多分散性低的材料上。所得到的(共)聚合物在加工过程中自组织,但通常也需要非常窄的制造制度窗口,以便展示所有独特的性质。在过去的几年里,类似的活动是许多合成实验室(包括CMU小组)的主要工作重点,并导致各种受控/活性离子系统的成功开发,最近又成功地开发了自由基系统。然而,人们认为现在是时候改变合成聚合物化学的焦点了,探索合成具有可控非均质的材料,而不是不断地竞争低多分散性的聚合物。具有可控异质性的聚合物的可获得性可能导致高价值应用材料制备的范式转变。将探索分子异质性的三个主要元素及其对纳米结构形态的影响,从而研究宏观性质。它们包括链的均匀性(多分散性)、链的组成(梯度)和链的拓扑结构(支化和交联性)。将研究这些参数之间的内在关联,并调查潜在的协同作用。预期的结果可能会对科学、教育和我们的社会产生广泛的影响。ATRP中催化剂用量的减少将减少过渡金属催化剂对环境的影响,同时使材料的制备具有更好的性能。加宽但可控的分子量分布不仅应该为材料提供新的性能,而且还应该放宽加工制度,拓宽加工窗口。非技术总结本提案涉及具有可控非均质度的聚合物的合成、表征和潜在应用。这项提案的几个组成部分可能会对科学、教育和我们的社会产生影响。将教授本科生和研究生,以及培训一名博士后研究员和来自合作小组的访问者。CMU小组成员将参观CMU以外的其他实验室,并将与其他CMU小组成员一起工作。信息的传播将通过及时出版出版物、在(国际)国家会议上和在债务工具中央理事会的网站上作介绍来实现。将鼓励CMU的CRP联盟成员使用拟议研究中开发的新技术,并在其市场上评估新材料。这些公司将受益于NSF支持的活动产生的知识。预期的研究结果不仅会影响合成聚合物化学,还会影响材料科学,并可能导致具有商业价值的材料的开发,如减震剂、减振和噪音材料、具有增强性能的表面活性剂、刺激响应性水凝胶、纳米多孔材料以及目前无法获得的孔形态的潜在膜。
英文摘要
TECHNICAL SUMMARYCurrent synthetic efforts in polymer chemistry are focused on preparation of materials with well-defined structures and low polydispersities. The resulting (co)polymers self-organize during processing but also often require a very narrow fabrication regime window in order to exhibit all unique properties. During the past several years, similar activities were the main of focus of many synthetic laboratories (including CMU group) and resulted in the successful development of various controlled/living ionic and, more recently, radical systems. However, it is believed that it is time to change the focus in synthetic polymer chemistry and explore synthesis of materials with controlled heterogeneities, instead of a constant race for polymers with lower polydispersities. Availability of polymers with controlled heterogeneities may lead to a paradigm shift in preparation of materials for high value applications. Three major elements of molecular heterogeneity will be explored and their effect on nanostructured morphology and consequently, macroscopic properties will be studied. They include chain uniformity (polydispersity), chain composition (gradients) and chain topology (branching and crosslinking). Intrinsic correlations between these parameters will be studied and potential synergistic interactions will be investigated. The anticipated results might have a broad impact on science, education and our society. The diminished level of catalyst in ATRP will reduce the environmental impact of transition metal catalyst and concurrently allow preparation of materials with enhanced properties. Broadened but controlled molecular weight distributions should not only provide materials with new properties but also relax the processing regime and widen the processing window. NON-TECHNICAL SUMMARYThis proposal addresses the synthesis, characterization and potential applications of polymers with controlled heterogeneities. Several components of this proposal can have an impact on science, education and our society. Teaching undergraduate and graduate students, as well as training a postdoctoral fellow and visitors from collaborative groups will take place. Members of CMU group will visit other laboratories outside CMU and will work together with members of other CMU groups. Dissemination of information will be accomplished by timely publications, presentations at (inter)national meetings and at CMU web site. Members of CRP Consortium at CMU will be encouraged to use the new technology developed in the proposed research and evaluate the new materials in their markets. The companies will benefit from knowledge generated by the NSF supported activities. The anticipated research results can impact not only synthetic polymer chemistry but also materials science and may lead to the development of commercially valuable materials such as shock absorbents, vibration and noise dampening materials, surfactants with enhanced properties, stimuli responsive hydrogels, nanoporous materials and potentially membranes with presently unattainable pore morphology.
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依托单位:
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依托单位:
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财政年份:2014
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依托单位:
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批准号:1122575
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资助金额:$0.45万
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财政年份:2011
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依托单位:
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批准号:1026060
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依托单位:
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依托单位:
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依托单位:
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依托单位:
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依托单位:
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Inorganic/Organic Hybrids with Controlled Topology and Composition
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依托单位:
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