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1. Controlling the Conductivity and Stability of Azoles: Proton and Hydroxide Exchange Functionalities

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Open Access
Author:
Chaloux, Brian Leonard
Title:
Controlling the Conductivity and Stability of Azoles: Proton and Hydroxide Exchange Functionalities
Graduate Program:
Materials Science and Engineering
Keywords:
azoles
imidazolium
anhydrous proton conduction
impedance spectroscopy
polymers
polymer chemistry
chemical stability
File:
Download B._L._Chaloux_Dissertation_-_Conductivity_and_Stability_of_Azoles_-_Corrected.pdf
Committee Members:
Michael Anthony Hickner, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Ralph H Colby, Committee Member
James Patrick Runt, Committee Member
Harry R Allcock, Committee Member

2. Development of Poly(benzyl ethers) that Undergo Selective, Continuous Depolymerization for Use in Responsive Materials

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Open Access
Author:
Olah, Michael G
Title:
Development of Poly(benzyl ethers) that Undergo Selective, Continuous Depolymerization for Use in Responsive Materials
Graduate Program:
Chemistry
Keywords:
polymers
depolymerization
responsive materials
self-immolative polymers
photoresist
File:
Download Olah_dissertation_8-6-2015.pdf
Committee Members:
Scott T Phillips, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Ayusman Sen, Committee Member
Alexander Thomas Radosevich, Committee Member
Michael Anthony Hickner, Committee Member

3. Synthesis and Cross-linking of Anthracene-based Polymers and Optimization of Single-phase Suzuki Polycondensation

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Open Access
Author:
Christensen, Caroline Marie
Title:
Synthesis and Cross-linking of Anthracene-based Polymers and Optimization of Single-phase Suzuki Polycondensation
Graduate Program:
Chemistry
Keywords:
Chemistry
polymers
conjugated polymers
Suzuki coupling
Suzuki Polycondensation
anthracene
organic synthesis
File:
Download Christensen_MS_Thesis.pdf
Committee Members:
Michael Anthony Hickner, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

4. Applications in Supramolecular Chemistry: Polymer-based Anion Recognition and Polymorph Modification

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Open Access
Author:
Geibel, Tanner
Title:
Applications in Supramolecular Chemistry: Polymer-based Anion Recognition and Polymorph Modification
Graduate Program:
Chemistry
Keywords:
supramolecular chemistry
anion sensor
polymers
synthesis
macrocycle
host-guest chemistry
hydrogen bonding
NMR spectroscopy
UV/vis spectroscopy
fluorescence spectroscopy
calix[4]pyrrole
BODIPY
cellulose
polymorphs
File:
Download Tanner_Geibel_Masters_Thesis_Final.pdf
Committee Members:
Elizabeth A Elacqua, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Paul S Cremer, Committee Member
Michael Anthony Hickner, Committee Member
Robert John Hickey, III, Committee Member
Philip C Bevilacqua, Program Head/Chair