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Hydrodinamic and chromatographic characteristics of PolyHIPE monoliths

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Code Science Field Subfield
2.02.02  Engineering sciences and technologies  Chemical engineering  Separation processes 

Code Science Field
T390  Technological sciences  Polymer technology, biopolymers 
Keywords
monolithic porous polymers, separation, morphology, polymerisation, chromatography
Evaluation (rules)
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Researchers (8)
no. Code Name and surname Research area Role Period No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.  12667  PhD Miloš Barut  Chemistry  Researcher  2003 - 2005  206 
2.  12027  PhD Karmen Čuček  Chemistry  Researcher  2003 - 2005  39 
3.  17278  Janez Jančar  Chemical engineering  Technical associate  2003 - 2005  61 
4.  15501  PhD Peter Krajnc  Chemistry  Head  2003 - 2005  487 
5.  21984  Nermina Leber  Materials science and technology  Researcher  2003 - 2005  17 
6.  20412  PhD Mojca Merhar  Pharmacy  Junior researcher  2003 - 2005  33 
7.  12728  PhD Aleš Podgornik  Chemical engineering  Researcher  2003 - 2005  712 
8.  00779  PhD Aleš Štrancar  Chemical engineering  Researcher  2003 - 2005  493 
Organisations (2)
no. Code Research organisation City Registration number No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.  0794  University of Maribor, Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering  Maribor  5089638012  13,115 
2.  1655  Sartorius BIA Separations L.t.d., Separations technology company  Ajdovščina  1319612  1,210 
Abstract
Aim of the project is to develop new porous monolithic polymer supports by the use of water in oil emulsions. Novel monoliths will be characterised (scanning electron microscopy, N2 adsorption/desorption analysis, mercury porosimetry, pulse disturbance) to provide data on influences on characteristics and morphology. Volume ratio of water/organic phase will be varied and influence on morphology studied. Influence of polymerisation conditions and total pore volume on pore size distribution and influence of the structure of support on pressure drop will also be studied. New supports will be used in flow-through methods and compared to commercially available CIM monoliths with regards to performance at separation and binding of macromolecules. PolyHIPE supports will be functionalised through the reactive groups in the polymer matrix.
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