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Maleimide polymers. I. A polymeric color reaction
Howard C. Haas,Ruby L. MacDonald +1 more
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This article is published in Journal of Polymer Science Part A.The article was published on 1973-02-01. It has received 15 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Maleimide & Color reaction.read more
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Method for inhibiting hydrate formation
TL;DR: In this article, a method for inhibiting the formation of clathrate hydrates in a fluid (e.g. natural gas) having hydrate-forming constituents is disclosed.
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Method for inhibiting hydrate formation using maleimide copolymers
TL;DR: The substantially water soluble maleimide copolymers are useful for inhibiting the formation of clathrate hydrates in a fluid having hydrate-forming constituents by reducing the rate of nucleation, growth, and/or agglomeration of gas hydrate crystals in a petroleum fluid stream, thereby inhibiting a hydrate blockage in the pipe conveying the Petroleum fluid stream.
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Maleimide copolymers and method for inhibiting hydrate formation
TL;DR: The substantially water soluble maleimide copolymers are useful for inhibiting the formation of clathrate hydrates in a fluid having hydrate-forming constituents by reducing the rate of nucleation, growth, and/or agglomeration of gas hydrate crystals in a petroleum fluid stream, thereby inhibiting a hydrate blockage in the pipe conveying the Petroleum fluid stream.
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Self-healing anion exchange membrane for pH 7 redox flow batteries
TL;DR: In this article, a self-healing Diels-Alder (DA) reaction was applied to an ion exchange membrane (AEM) to separate the redox active electrolytes and transfer the charge carriers in redox flow batteries.
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Synthesis and thermal properties of vinyl copolymers with phenyl vinylethylene carbonate and N-substituted maleimides undergoing color change with acid–base switching
Yoshiaki Yoshida,Takeshi Endo +1 more
TL;DR: The radical copolymerization of phenyl vinylethylene carbonate (PVEC) with various vinyl and cyclic monomers successfully proceeded through selective vinyl polymerization as discussed by the authors.