Fluoropolymers are unique materials. Since the middle of the twentieth century fluropolymers have been used in applications where a wide temperature range, a high resistance to aggressive media, excellent tribological characteristics, and specific low adhesion are required.�Today, researchers turn to fluoropolymers to solve new challenges and to develop materials with previously unattainable properties.
Fascinating Fluoropolymers and Their Applications covers recent developments of fluoropolymer applications in energy, optical fibers, blood substitutes, textile coatings, membranes and other areas, written by experts in these fields. This volume in the Progress in Fluorine Science series is ideal for researchers and engineers who want to learn about the technology and applications of these special polymers, as well as industrial manufacturers who are interested in achieving new product characteristics in their respective industries.
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Table of Contents
1. Piezoelectric poly(vinylidene fluoride) based materials: recent progress, challenges and opportunities 2. Electroactive polymers 3. Electroactive fluoropolymers and polyamides 4. Redox active fluoropolymer 5. Perfluoropolymers for membrane application 6. Gas and vapor transport, thermodynamics of sorption and free volume in fluorinated and perfluorinated polymers 7. Thermal Transitions and Mechanical Relaxations in Perfluorinated Ionomers 8. Self-organizing semifluorinated polymers for organic electronics 9. Fluorinated Thermosetting Resins for Photonics and Microelectronics 10: Fluoropolymer Architectural Textiles. Production, processing and characterisation 11. Organofluorine compounds in artificial blood circulation systems 12:� Elastomeric Composites Based On Propylene Oxide Rubber With High Filling Degree With Ultrafine Polytetrafluoroethylene for Operation in Cold Climates
Authors
Bruno Ameduri Institute Charles Gerhardt, Macromolecular Architectures Team, University of Montpellier, CNRS, ENSCM, Montpellier, France. Dr. Bruno Ameduri (DR CNRS Senior Researcher) leads the "Fluorine� Group at the "Engineering and Macromolecular Architectures� Team of Institute Charles Gerhardt in Montpellier, France. His main interests focus on the synthesis and the characterization of fluorinated monomers (including cure site monomers, telechelics, and polyfunctional ones), telomers, and copolymers for various applications such as F-surfactants, F-elastomers, F-coatings, and F-polymers related to energy (fuel cell membranes-protonic, alkaline and quasianhydrous ones-, polymer gel electrolytes and separators for Li-ions batteries, piezo-, ferro- or electroactive films, and nanocomposites).Coauthor of three books, ca. 45 reviews or book chapters, >360 peer review publications and coinventor of more than 80 patents, he is also a member of the American and French Chemical Societies and is a member of the Editorial Boards of the Journal of Fluorine Chemistry, European Polymer Journal, Polymer Bulletin. Outside of research, Bruno enjoys cycling, soccer, tennis, and jogging and is an active member of the "Rire� Association and visits, dressed as a clown, sick children in hospitals of Montpellier. Sergey Fomin Director of the Institute of Chemistry and Ecology, Vyatka State University, Russian Federation. Sergey Fomin is the Director of the Institute of Chemistry and Ecology of Vyatka State University (Russian Federation, Kirov). His main research interests are in the field of adhesion of polymer materials, development of new ingredients for polymer compositions, modeling and calculations of polymer products. The main research objects are elastomers of various purposes, including fluoro-rubber, but also a great deal of attention is paid to thermoplastic fluoropolymer materials. He led more than ten research and design projects for industry (including for improving the frost resistance of rubber, the development of production technology of self-healing pneumatic tires, the development of methods for assessing the content of polyaromatic hydrocarbons in rubber, the creation of a new production of polymer monofilament, the creation of a new production of polymer materials resistant to aggressive media, etc.). He has co-authored more than 30 articles in peer-reviewed publications, 4 patents. He was the co-organizer of the conference with Dr. Ameduri. He is a member of the Nanotechnology Society of Russia. Personal interests: music, playing electric guitar, snowboarding, running.
