A hydrogelator derived from polymerisable amphiphilic octadecyl maleamic acid and its potential as a reactor in aqueous copolymerisation reactions
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Publication Date
2005-06-09
DOI
10.1039/B504565G
Impact Factor
6.222
Authors
L. J. Milton Gaspar, Geetha Baskar
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Abstract
Octadecyl maleamic acid, a polymerisable surfactant, on coversion to its sodium salt, is shown to exhibit hydrogelation phenomenon. This hydrogelator, consisting of a lamellar structure is further shown to act as an organized reactor for controlled polymerisation reactions in order to generate copolymers with a narrow weight and size distribution.
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