655 Renewable Polymers and Intermediates Technology

Thursday, November 19, 2020: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Process Development Division (12) (PreRecorded+)

Description:
Renewable or recyclable molecules and materials development requires expertise from wide span of existing modern technology from chemical industry but also encounters new frontiers in feedstock peculiarities, processing complexities, separation challenges, and structural-properties novelties. This session addresses all aspects of process and product development in this type of polymers and intermediates. A more sustainable material will come not only as a simple replacement for the existing but also as more cost effective one with unique material characteristics that are demanded by the market. It should also be sourced renewably or recyclable for a circular economy. The subject area interested should include biotechnology, chemistry, material science, and engineering in research and production of such materials.

Sponsor:
Process Research and Innovation
Co-Sponsor(s):
Polymers (08A), Waste Plastics (TJ)
Chair:
Danielle J. Mai Email: djmai@stanford.edu
Co-chairs:
Shaibal Roy Email: Shaibal.roy@fmc.com
Tom Xu Email: xxl4_tomxu98@yahoo.com


(655a) Bio-Based Benzoxazine Monomers and Polymers Based on Difuran Diamine（Dfda）
Mengwen Yu, John La Scala and Giuseppe Palmese


(655c) Direct Production of Renewable Polyesters with High Glass Transition from Lignocellulosic Biomass
Lorenz Manker, Graham R. Dick, Adrien Demongeot, Irina Sulaeva, Antje Potthast, Veronique Michaud, Harm-Anton Klok and Jeremy S. Luterbacher


(655d) Optimization of Chitin Nanowhisker Deacetylation for Utilization in Renewable Oxygen Barrier Films and Coatings
Yue Ji, Augustus W. Lang, Eunhyang Lim, Samantha L. Waters, John R. Reynolds, Meisha L. Shofner and J. Carson Meredith


(655e) Reverse Dialysis to Concentrate Cellulose and Chitin Nanomaterials and Their Polymer Composite Gels
Jianshan Liao, Kim Anh Pham and Victor Breedveld


(655f) Characterizing Network Structure in Novel Hydrogel Composites Containing Fractionated, Purified Lignins for Aqueous Separations
Nicholas Gregorich, Graham W. Tindall, Mark Thies and Eric M. Davis


(655g) Ion Conducting Polymers from Kraft Lignin for Electrochemical Devices
Seefat Farzin and Shudipto K. Dishari


(655h) Advanced Fabrication and MULTI-Properties of Rubber Aerogels from CAR Tire Waste
Quoc B. Thai, Hai M. Duong, Chong Ren Ooi, Duyen K. Le, Thao P. Luu, Phuc T.T. Nguyen, Nga H.N. Do, Phung K. Le and Nhan Phan-Thien


(655j) Exploring Degradation As a Viable End-of-Life Process for Thermoset Polymers
Minjie Shen, Rawan Almallahi, Zeshan Rizvi, Eluid Gonzalez-Martinez, Guozhen Yang and Megan L. Robertson
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