Kumari, H.
, Kline, S.
, Kennedy, S.
, Garvey, C.
, Raston, C.
, Atwood, J.
and Steed, J.
(2016),
Manipulating Three-Dimensional Gel Network Entanglement by Thin Film Shearing, Chemical Communications, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=920278
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Manipulating Three-Dimensional Gel Network Entanglement by Thin Film Shearing
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Harshita Kumari, , Stuart R. Kennedy, Christopher Garvey, Colin L. Raston, Jerry L. Atwood, Jonathan W. Steed
Abstract
Vortex fluidic mediated shearing of supramolecular gels in thin films leads to complete disruption of fluorous bis-urea derived gels. Hydrocarbon analogues however, are only partially disrupted, which emphasizes the resistance of nonfluorous bis-urea gelators towards shear. The gel structures have been studied by combining the thin film shearing with small angle neutron scattering. This technique represents a novel approach to study the effects of external stimuli on self-assembled supramolecular gel networks.Citation
Chemical Communications
Volume
52
Issue
24
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Keywords
supramolecular nanostructures, self-assembly, neutron scattering, molecular gels, microfluidics
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