197 Charged and Ion-Containing Polymers

Monday, November 9, 2015: 3:15 PM - 5:45 PM
251E (Salt Palace Convention Center)

Description:
Submissions are invited concerning preparation, properties, engineering fundamentals, simulation and modeling, and novel applications of macromolecules and polymeric materials that are charged or contain ionic species. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, ionic polymers and gels, biopolymers, and stimuli-responsive materials. ***Note to faculty candidates: please include a note to the session chair during submission to alert them to your status***

Sponsor:
Polymers
Chair:
Pinar Akcora Email: pinar.akcora@stevens.edu
Co-Chair:
Shrayesh N. Patel Email: shrayesh@mrl.ucsb.edu


3:15 PM
(197a) Charge Transport and Structural Dynamics in Polymerized Ionic Liquids
Joshua Sangoro


3:45 PM
(197b) Chain Bridging Contributions to Polyelectrolyte Brush Collapse in the Presence of Multivalent Ions
Blair Kathryn Brettmann, Nicolas Laugel, P. Pincus and Matthew V. Tirrell


4:00 PM
(197c) Effect of Charge Patterning and Polymer Architecture on Polypeptide-Based Coacervates
Sarah L. Perry, Li-Wei Chang, Yalin Liu, Brandon Johnston, Cameron Johnston, Jon Vélez, Rachel Letteri and Todd Emrick


4:15 PM
(197d) The Influence of Topological Constraints on the Distribution of Counterions Around Model Charged Macromolecules
Alexandros Chremos and Jack F. Douglas


4:30 PM
(197e) Effect of Nanoscale Confinement on Ion Conduction in Protic Polymerized Ionic Liquid Homo- and Block Copolymers
Christopher M Evans and Rachel Segalman


4:45 PM
(197f) Design of Ion-Containing Polymer-Grafted Nanoparticles for Conductive Membranes
Yang Jiao and Pinar Akcora


5:00 PM
(197g) Correlation and Sequence Effects in Complex Coacervation
Mithun Radhakrishna, Sarah L. Perry and Charles Sing


5:15 PM
(197h) Effect of Supercharging on Coacervation Between Proteins and Polyelectrolytes
Allie Obermeyer, Xuehui Dong, Carolyn Mills and Bradley D. Olsen


5:30 PM
(197i) Ionic Effect on Conformational Structure of Weak Polyelectrolyte in Dilute Solution: From Monovalent, Multivalent to Macro Ions
Y. Elaine Zhu and Chen Qu
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