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12 July 1996 Separation and characterization of single-chain polymer particles
Reinhard Festag, Bernhard Wunderlich, David C. Joy, Spiro D. Alexandratos, Kelsey D. Cook
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Abstract
Several different approaches are presented for the separation and conversion of isolated molecules in solution to solid, single-molecule particles. With an electrospray process single molecules and few molecule cluster are isolated. Tested were an amorphous polystyrene and a crystalline poly(ethylene oxide). Particle size- and shape- distributions were characterized using scanning electron microscopy. The influence of the small particle size on physical parameters are discussed. Observations of electrosprayed polymer particles are used to suggest an extension of the general electrospray model.
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Reinhard Festag, Bernhard Wunderlich, David C. Joy, Spiro D. Alexandratos, and Kelsey D. Cook "Separation and characterization of single-chain polymer particles", Proc. SPIE 2809, Space Processing of Materials, (12 July 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.244324
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KEYWORDS
Particles

Polymers

Molecules

Crystals

Electrodes

Scanning electron microscopy

Oxides

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