Green polymerization methods [ renewable starting materials, catalysis and waste reduction
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Weinheim, Germany :
Wiley-VCH Verlag ,
c2011
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| Online Access: | Wiley Online Library |
Table of Contents:
- 1. Why are green polymerization methods relevant to society,industry, and academics?
- 2. Plant oils as renewable feedstock for polymer science
- 3. Furans as offsprings of sugars and polysaccharides and progenitors of an emblematic family of polymer siblings
- 4. Selective conversion of glycerol into functional monomers via catalytic processes
- 5. Monoterpenes as polymerization solvents and monomers in polymer chemistry
- 6. Controlled and living polymerization in water : modern methods and application to bio-synthetic hybrid materials
- 7. Towards sustainable solution polymerization : biodiesel as a polymerization solvent
- 8.bRing-opening polymerization of renewable six-membered cyclic carbonates : monomer synthesis and catalysis
- 9. Poly(lactide)s as robust renewable materials
- 10. Synthesis of saccharide-derived functional polymers
- 11. Degradable and biodegradable polymers by controlled/living radical polymerization : from synthesis to application
- 12. High-performance polymers from phenolic biomonomer
- 13. Enzymatic polymer synthesis in green chemistry
- 14. Green cationic polymerizations and polymer functionalization for biotechnology