Hypercrosslinked Polymeric Networks and Adsorbing Materials

Hypercrosslinked network polymers present a new class of polymeric materials with very wide application, including adsorption, ion exchange, HPLC, analytical chemistry, nanotechnology (nanocomposites), medical polymers

• First poligraphy, polystyrene-type polymers


• Written by the originators of the concept of hypercrosslinked polymers


• Complex phenomena are explained by appealing to common sense, analogies and well-known effects


• Reviews Russian, German and even Czech language publications


• Contains numerous experimental data in form of Figures and Tables
  
  
  
  

Introduction
PART I. KNOWN TYPES OF POLYSTYRENE NETWORKS
1. Gel-type (homogeneous) polystyrene networks
2. Interpenetrating polystyrene networks
3. Macroporous (heterogeneous) polystyrene networks
4. Gigaporous polymeric separating media
5. Isoporous anion exchange resins
PART II. HYPERCROSSLINKED POLYSTYRENE NETWORKS
6. Preparation of macronet isoporous and hypercrosslinked polystyrene networks
7. Properties of hypercrosslinked polystyrene
8. Soluble intramolecularly hypercrosslinked nanosponges
9. Hypercrosslinked polymers - a novel class of polymeric materials
PART III. APPLICATION OF HYPERCROSSLINKED POLYSTYRENE ADSORBING MATERIALS
10. Sorption of gases and organic vapors
11. Sorption of organic compounds from aqueous solutions
12. Nanoporous adsorbing materials in size-exclusion chromatography of mineral electrolytes
13. Hypercrosslinked polystyrene as column packing material in hplc
14. Solid-phase extraction of organic contaminants with hypercrosslinked sorbents
15. Hypercrosslinked polystyrene as hemosorbents
16. Hypercrosslinked ion exchange resins
17. Other applications of hypercrosslinked polystyrene