Robert A. Guistina
Eastman Kodak Company
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Phosphorus Sulfur and Silicon and The Related Elements | 1989
Wayne Ferrar; William Lenhar; Joseph L. Lippert; Tulienne Molaire; Robert A. Guistina; Douglas E Brown
Abstract The base hydrolysis of high molecular Weight poly{bis(trifluoroethoxy)phosphazene} (I) is an effective method for the incorporation of hydroxy groups onto the phosphorus-nitrogen backbone (II). Incorporation of greater than 7 mole% hydroxy groups yields a semi-crystalline film-forming material. The hydrolysis has been modeled using the cyclic trimer {N3P3(OCH2CF3)6} (III). Comparisons of the 1H NMR spectra of hydrolyzed trimer {N3P3(OCH2CF3)5(OH)} (IV) and the high polymer II allow for the facile monitoring of the extent of hydrolysis. Titration with a Strong base shows the hydroxy groups to be strongly acidic. Viscosity measurements show some loss of molecular weight upon hydrolysis.
Archive | 1987
Douglas Eugene Bugner; Peter S. Alexandrovich; Lawrence Paul Demejo; Robert A. Guistina; James H. Anderson
Archive | 1994
Robert A. Guistina; Domenic Santilli; Douglas Eugene Bugner
Archive | 1987
Douglas Eugene Bugner; Peter S. Alexandrovich; Lawrence Paul Demejo; Robert A. Guistina; James H. Anderson
Archive | 1999
Charles E. Romano; Douglas Eugene Bugner; Richard C. Vanhanehem; James R. Bennett; Dennis Edward Smith; Robert A. Guistina
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Sandra Jean Dagan; Suresh Sunderrajan; Charles E. Romano; Robert A. Guistina
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Jiann Hsing Chen; Robert A. Guistina; William B. Vreeland
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Robert D. Fields; Dinesh Tyagi; John C. Wilson; Peter S. Alexandrovich; Robert A. Guistina
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Charles E. Romano; Eric Leo Rochester Boyle; Robert A. Guistina
Archive | 1997
Robert A. Guistina; Dinesh Tyagi