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Study of micromixing in polymerization reactions and its application in experimental copolymerization

The better understanding of the degree of mixing in highly viscous media is of crucial interest with respect to the product quality during a polymn. reaction. A special reactor composed of a loop tubular reactor followed by a tubular part, all being filled ...

American Institute of Chemical Engineers1994

PEG-based gels for the release of proteins and the encapsulation of cells

Jeffrey Alan Hubbell

A PEG-based polymer matrix is developed within which biol. macromols. and living mammalian cells could be easily dispersed. Constraints placed upon such a matrix by a desire that it be generally processable in the presence of biol. macromols. and living ce ...

1993

Methyl methacrylate polymerization in a tubular reactor: product quality and reactor behavior

Albert Renken, Thierry Meyer

A modified diffusional model of Me methacrylate polymn. at 130-170 Deg was described qual. Based on the polymn. and the reactor model, the stability behavior of a pilot recycle reactor was predicted. In pilot expts. under stable reactor conditions, polymer ...

VCH1992

Reactor for continuous polymerization in a high viscosity medium

Albert Renken

The title reactor, of simple construction and suppressing segregation and overheating, consists of a tube filled with static mixing elements, sepd. into a 1st segment which is sepd. by a recirculating pump from the 2nd and 3rd segments, which form a piston ...

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