Monday, November 17, 2008: 3:15 PM
Room 105-B (Pennsylvania Convention Center)
Description:
Nanoscale structure in Polymers III
This session invites contributions exploring innovations in 1) synthesis, fabrication and processing of polymer nanocomposites, (2) theoretical developments leading to the understanding of the observed phenomena, and (3) new applications of polymer nanocomposites. It is known that nanocomposites represent a class of functional materials which can be tailored for properties such as enhanced thermal and mechanical stability, electrical conductivity, transport, and damping properties. Actuators, adaptive and smart materials which respond to external stimuli in a controlled, reproducible manner are new emerging technology. The final properties of nanocomposites are dictated by inherent properties of constituents, interfacial characteristics and dynamics of interfaces, and three dimensional orientation of the nanophase in multiple length scales. This session invites papers investigating novel phenomena, new materials and theories contributing to the exciting forefront technologies in the area of nanocomposites.
Sponsor:
Polymers
Co-Sponsor(s):
Nanoscale Science and Engineering Forum (22)
Chair:
3:40 PM
(165b)
Novel Nanocomposites Made from Polymer and as-Received, Unmodified Graphite: Effects of Graphite Level and Dispersion on Mechanical and Electrical Properties, Crystallization, and Thermal Stability
4:30 PM
4:55 PM
(165e)
Effect of Nanoclays on the Network Formation and Phase Separation in Epoxy/thermoplastic Hybrid Nanocomposites
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