119 Complex Fluids, Colloidal and Polymer Dynamics

Monday, November 16, 2020: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Fluid Mechanics (01J) (PreRecorded+)

Description:
This session focuses on the study of complex fluids. Topics of interest include the characterization and dynamics of complex fluids, including but not limited to colloidal and macromolecular solutions. Note: this session will be sorted jointly with 'Polymer Networks and Gels'. Authors whose work falls under the scope of both sessions may submit to either.

Sponsor:
Fluid Mechanics
Co-Sponsor(s):
Polymers (08A)
Chair:
Lilian Hsiao Email: lilian_hsiao@ncsu.edu
Co-chairs:
Samanvaya Srivastava Email: samsri@ucla.edu
Santanu Kundu Email: santanukundu@che.msstate.edu


(119a) Structure and Dynamics of Bottlebrush Polymers in Dilute Solution
Sarit Dutta and Charles E. Sing


(119b) Dynamics and Rheology of Bidisperse Polymer Melts through a Simplified Molecular Model
Oluseye Adeyemi and Li Xi


(119c) Studies of Shear-Induced Demixing in Bi-Disperse and Polydisperse Entangled Blends of Linear Polymers
Joseph Peterson, Glenn H. Fredrickson and L. Gary Leal


(119e) Transient Shear Rheology of Dilute Particle Suspensions in Polymer Solutions and Entangled Polymer Melts
Anika Jain and Eric Shaqfeh


(119f) Single Molecule Visualization of Ring Polymers in the Flow-Gradient Plane of Shear Flow
Michael Tu, Megan Lee, Rae Robertson-Anderson and Charles M. Schroeder


(119g) Shear Driven Transition from BCC to Frank-Kasper A15 States in Diblock Polymer Solutions
Connor S. Valentine, Ashish Jayaraman, Mahesh K. Mahanthappa and Lynn M. Walker


(119h) Effects of Elasticity and Flow Ramp up on Kinetics of Shear Banding Flow Formation in Wormlike Micellar Fluids
Peter Rassolov and Hadi Mohammadigoushki


(119i) Diffusion of Interacting, Nonionic Micelles with Hydrophobic Solutes
Nathan P. Alexander, Ronald J. Phillips and Stephanie R. Dungan


(119j) Diffusion of Knots in DNA Molecules Confined in Nanochannels
Zixue Ma and Kevin D. Dorfman
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