The University of Akron

Alkaloida Vegyeszeti Gyar

Miklos I Zsuga

Joseph P Kennedy

Janos Repasi

Imre Gulyas

Istvan Gyoker

Gyorgy Deak

Jozsef Nagy

Judit Barkanyi

Sandor Ondi

Agota Repasi

Tibor Kelen

Sandor Keki

Magdolna Bene

A dynamic star polymer contains a plurality of at least three substantially identical block copolymers, each block copolymer including an aromatic polymer moiety having a glass transition temperature of at least about 95.degree. C., and an aliphatic polymer moiety incompatible with the aromatic polymer moiety. The aromatic moieties of each of the formed block copolymers aggregate to form a chemically uncrosslinked core, while the aliphatic polymer moieties radiate outwardly from the core. The multi-arm star polymer is uniquely capable of changing its molecular structure under external influences, and the core thereof preferably exhibits thermoplastic characteristics.

Dynamic star polymers and a method for the synthesis thereof

Controlled release pharmaceutical preparations are prepared by homogenizing an organic or inorganic pharmaceutical active substance such as an opium alkaloid or its salts, an opium antagonist or its salts, an aliphatic or aromatic amine derivative or its salts, a phenolate type medicament, or Zn, Fe, Mg, K, Na salts, a fatty acid or its salt necessary to achieve a continuous phase transfer and an ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer and formulating the resulting homogeneous mixture by

Controlled release pharmaceutical preparation and process for preparing

Novel halostyrene telechelic polymers having from 2 to about 6 terminal halogens, halostyrene-polyether, block copolymers having ABA type structures in star type structures, depending on the number of halogen terminii in the starting halostyrene block, and a process for their formation is described. The halostyrene polymers are formed by the initiator transfer agent or inifer polymerization method; while the polyether block is polymerized by silver catalysis of monomers such as tetrahydrofuran. The polymers and copolymers have good flame resistance.

Halogen terminated poly (halostyrenes) and a process for the preparation

A non-fouling economical liquid cooled cryogenic polymerization process is disclosed for essentially olefinic monomers. The heat of cooling and polymerization is removed by evaporation of the liquid nitrogen and the nitrogen vapors eliminate the need for moisture traps and drying agents to block the in flow of said moisture.

Non-fouling liquid nitrogen cooled polymerization process

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Miklos I Zsuga