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INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PURE AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY

CZECH CHEMICAL SOCIETY

23rd Discussion Conference of P.M.M.

CURRENT AND FUTURE TRENDS IN POLYMERIC MATERIALS

PRAGUE, 26 - 30 JUNE 2005

Programme Booklet

INSTITUTE OF MACROMOLECULAR CHEMISTRY

ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC

EDITORIAL

23rd Discussion Conference of P.M.M. Programme Booklet published as

Volume K84

ISBN 80-85009-51-X

by the Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry
of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic

Summaries, except for their headings, are printed without editing.

CONTENTS

ORGANIZATION 4
SPONSORS 6
GENERAL INFORMATION 7
  Registration 7
  Transport 7
  Refreshments and Lunches 8
  Social Events 9
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME 11
  Presentation of Contributions 11
  Presentation Facilities 11
  List of Main Lectures 12
  List of Special Lectures 13
  Conference Schedule 16
  Session Timetable: Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday 18
AUTHOR INDEX 33
SUMMARIES OF LECTURES AND POSTER COMMUNICATIONS 38
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS i
Supplement  

23rd DISCUSSION CONFERENCE OF P.M.M.

under the auspices of the

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PURE AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY

Macromolecular Division

R.F.T. Stepto
President of the Macromolecular Division

P. Kratochvíl
IUPAC Representative

and

CZECH CHEMICAL SOCIETY

Organized by the

INSTITUTE OF MACROMOLECULAR CHEMISTRY
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

K. Ulbrich
Director of the Institute

D. Výprachtický
P.M.M. Head

M. Srpová E. Grisová, M. Rodová
P.M.M. Secretariat

J. Brus, J. Kahovec, J. Jůza, J. Kaprálek
P.M.M. Technical Managers

Address:

Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry

Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic

P.M.M. Secretariat

Heyrovského nám. 2

CZ-162 06 Praha 6, Czech Republic
Phone: +420-296 809 332
Fax: +420-296 809 410
E-mail: sympo @imc.cas.cz
WWW: https://www.imc.cas.cz/sympo/23discon/

67th meeting of P.M.M.

23rd Discussion Conference

Conference Chairman

Miroslav Raab

Conference Co-Chairman

Jiří Kotek

Local Programme Committee

Jeff Bakalar, Alena Halmová, Jiří Kotek, Miroslav Raab, Miloš Sova, Milena Špírková

International Advisory Board

G.K. Elyashevich (Russia), F.P. La Mantia (Italy), J. F. Gérard (France), P. Sáha (Czech Republic), V. Khunová (Slovak Republic), S.C. Tjong (P.R. China)

The meeting has been generously sponsored by


Ciba Specialty Chemicals, Plastic Additives Segment, Lampertheim, Germany


Sigma-Aldrich, Pobřežní 46, Praha, Czech Republic


Scientific Instruments Brno, s.r.o., Havlíčkova 86, Brno, Czech Republic

GENERAL INFORMATION

REGISTRATION

On-site registration of participants takes place on Sunday, 26 June, from 14:00 to 18:30 in the Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Praha 6, Heyrovského nám. 2, and continues the next day from 8:30. The Conference Office will operate on 27-30 June (Monday through Thursday) from 08:30 to 12:30and (except Wednesday) from 13:30 to 16:00.

All participants must register. Only persons wearing name badges are entitled to enter the lecture room in the Institute.

No exchange counter operates in the Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry. Information about the nearest exchange office is available at the Registration Desk and on the website.

Registration fees

On-site cash payment of the registration fee is considered as payment after 15 April. The P.M.M. Secretariat accepts EC/MC, EDC/Maestro and VISA cards at the Registration Desk.

The registration fee does not include provisions for any kind of insurance. Neither the organizing institution nor their representatives assume responsibility or liability for personal accident and loss of or damage to belongings however caused.

TRANSPORT

Public transport

In Prague, an integrated transport system (underground Metro, trams, and buses) operates without conductors. Tickets must be purchased in advance (exceptions are given below) and stamped inside tram or bus, or before passing the gates of the Metro.

Most Metro stations are equipped with ticket machines. In buses, the most common 60-min tickets can be bought at the driver, but with an additional charge of 3 Kč and for the exact change only. Tickets for 8 Kč (from 1st July14 Kč) for a single 15-min journey by tram or bus, or four-stop journey by Metro as well as transfer tickets for 12 Kč (from 1st July 20 Kč) for a 60-min journey (90 min at night and on weekends) by all means of transport are on sale at the airport, at railway stations, newspaper stands and tobacco shops, at hotel reception desks, etc. The Metro runs from 05:00 till midnight.

The map of Prague is available at http://mapy.atlas.cz

Taxi

Taxis can be hired at the airport or the railway stations. The fare is 25 Kč per kilometre and 34 Kč is the boarding fee within the city boundaries (2005 prices). We recommend checking the fare before entering a taxi.

Special transport

A special bus will bring the participants from the Academy Residence to the Institute in the morning only; the departure times are given on the notice board at the Registration Desk.

Air and railway transport

Prague has direct air links with most capitals in Europe and with many overseas countries. The international airport Praha is situated about 20 km from the city centre (9 km from the Institute). To reach the airport, we recommend bus No. 179 from the Institute, bus No. 119 for connection from the "Dejvická" Metro station (line A) or bus No. 100 from "Zličín" Metro station (line B). Bus fare: 12 Kč (see Public transport above).

Buses operated by the CEDAZ Co. run to the airport from the city terminal near the Metro station "Náměstí Republiky" (line B) in 30-min intervals. Bus fare: 90 Kč. International trains arrive at and leave from the following stations: Praha, hlavní nádraží (Main Station; Metro line C), Praha - Holešovice (Metro line C, "Nádraží Holešovice"), and Praha - Smíchov (Metro line B, "Smíchovské nádraží").

REFRESHMENTS AND LUNCHES

Coffee, tea, and soft drinks will be available during breaks of the programme sessions and poster sessions.

Lunch will be served from Monday through Thursday (12:00-14:00) in the hotel "Obora" in walking distance from the Institute. Admission by tickets (L1 - L4) only.

Refreshments and lunches are included in the registration fee.

SOCIAL EVENTS

Welcome reception

Sunday, 26 June, 18:30-21:00. All registered participants are cordially invited to take part in a complimentary opening reception with concert in the Royal Summerhouse Hvězda ("Star House").

Please gather at 18:00 p.m. at the entrance of the Institute, after which we walk together to the "Star House" - 10 min.

Magic on the outskirts of Prague…
at the beginning of the 23rd Discussion Conference

The opening reception of the 23rd Discussion Conference will be organized on the premises of the Royal Summer House (known as Star House) located in the close vicinity of the Institute.

In 1555, the Archduke Ferdinand of Tyrolia, second son of the Emperor Ferdinand I, ordered the construction of a Renaissance summer house according to his own design. To assist in the realization of this building he appointed top Italian architects Giovanni Campioni and Avostalis del Pambio. Those masters also decorated the ground floor of the building with stucco reliefs.

The 16th century was a flourishing period for so-called secret sciences and secret societies. This is definitely expressed in the geometry of the building, as the plan is a perfect six-point star shape inside a diameter of sixty feet. Such a star could symbolize two interposed triangles; in other words, an architectonic realization of the Emerald Table of Hermes Trismegistus

The horizontal profile of the structure also has philosophical significance. The four levels could each be understood as the representation of the four elements described in ancient Greek wisdom: Earth, Water, Air and Fire. The ground floor is definitely the most beautiful because of the well-preserved decoration; the first floor is kind of a labyrinth, as it is not so easy to exit as it is to enter! The top floor is no less interesting-it presumably contains visible traces of some 16th century initiation rites. Indeed, the original Renaissance floor tiles still show that the room was divided into red and blue halves on an east-west axis. In this space, one could imagine that a novice would be required to cross this division line as part of its initiation. However, there are no written records of this ceremony; after all, it should be kept a secret, right? In any regard, one's imagination has freedom to develop its own scenes.

The magical atmosphere of the Summer House also inspired the French Surrealist Andre Breton to devote a poem in its honor. A part of it is now engraved in a big stone located at the entrance. More recently, a Chinese visitor remarked that the sharp points of the building can also have the effect of removing negative energy from the inner space. You may also notice the peculiar stanchions placed a meter apart from each of the points: The same visitor considered that they may serve to scatter the offensive fields of energy further, thus avoiding possible harm to passers-by. Of course, scientific minds of today can enjoy these speculations as part of a Renaissance fairy tale. But the special feeling of being inside a star, as it were, remains even after 450 years of its existence.

Sightseeing in Prague with gala dinner

Wednesday, 29 June, 14:00-22:00. The excursion starts on Wednesday, 29 June, at 2 pm, at the lecture hall of the Institute, along with a short introductory lecture. Buses will bring participants to several interesting places, starting with Strahov monastery, which boasts of a famous library of books dating back to the 10th century and decorative murals on the ceilings of the Philosophical Hall. After that, it is possible to view the hundred towers of Prague from the Strahov terrace, and to listen to the carillon of the nearby Loreta bell tower.

The next stop will be at the Royal Garden of the Prague Castle, which is highlighted by a Renaissance summer house and so-called 'singing fountain'. Then the participants will be taken to Troja on the outskirts of Prague, where it is also possible to admire a panorama of the city. Nearby is the Botanical Garden, with its tropical greenhouse 'Fata Morgana', which will be included in the sightseeing tour.

The excursion will end in the very centre of Prague, where a gala dinner will be served in one of the historic palaces of Prague. Live music will accompany the service of the meal, in a beautiful setting. As the evening will not have a strict end, and the location is convenient, no further transportation will be provided past this point.

Please book for the excursion using the Registration Form (admission by tickets only). Price: 70 € (extra fee).

Accompanying persons programme

Guided accompanying persons programme will be provided from Monday through Thursday, depending on interest at the Registration Desk.

Farewell toast

Thursday, 30 June: After the last lecture, all participants are invited to a farewell drink in the entrance hall of the Institute.

TECHNICAL PROGRAMME

PRESENTATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS

Sessions

All sessions will be held in the Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Praha 6, Heyrovského náměstí 2.

Language

English is the working language of the Conference. No translation will be provided.

Main lectures

The presentation time for each main lecture is 40 min, including 10 min discussion.

Special lectures

The presentation time for special lectures is 20 min, including 5 min discussion.

Poster communications

Poster sessions will take place on Tuesday and Thursday at 11:00 a.m. Posters should be mounted not later than in the afternoon before the day of their presentation and removed immediately after the poster session.

PRESENTATION FACILITIES

Data-Video-Projector (XGA) connected to a local PC will be available. Following media can be used for transfer of data: FDD 3.5", CD, DVD-R, USB-Flash. Other supported inputs are via: PC MCIA, IEEE 1394 ports, 4-in-1 Card Reader-Multimedia Card, Secure Digital, Memory Stick, Smart Media, or from VHS. No connection of private notebooks or laptops will be allowed.

In addition, an overhead projector will be available.

MAIN LECTURES

ML 01 E.M. Wu, J.L. Kardos (USA)
Certification of composite strength reliability using probability modeling
ML 02 R. Pfaendner (Germany)
How will additives shape the future of plastics?
ML 03 F. Gao (UK)
The future trend of clay/polymer nanocomposites
ML 04 S. Boucard, J. Duchet-Rumeau, P. Prele, J.F. Gérard (France)
Polyolefin-clay nanocomposites: Tailoring morphologies from the interfacial physico-chemistry and shearing conditions
ML 05 G.H. Michler (Germany)
Micromechanical effects of balancing strength and toughness of polymers
ML 06 Z. Bartczak (Poland)
Plastic deformation and orientation of semicrystalline polymers by plane-strain compression and rolling
ML 07 W. Brostow (USA)
Molecular dynamics simulations of mechanical and tribological behavior of polymeric materials
ML 08 M. Matsuo, Y. Bin, A. Koganemaru, Q. Chen (Japan)
Characteristics of carbon films prepared from polymer composites containing carbon nanotubes and metal particles
ML 09 C.A. Silva, J.C. Viana, Z.A. Denchev, A.M. Cunha (Portugal)
New functionalities and property enhancement through non-conventional injection moulding techniques
ML 10 M. Raab (Czech Republic)
Multiscale approach to research, education and promotion of polymeric materials

SPECIAL LECTURES

SL 01 I. Čatić, M. Rujnić-Sokele[added by supplement] (Croatia)
Future developments of (polymeric) materials
SL 02 J. Pospíšil, J. Pilař, Z. Horák (Czech Republic)
New polymeric materials: Problems in the performance and durability determination
SL 03 K. Marossy, A. Tóth (Hungary)
Structure-properties relationship in chlorinated polyethylene
SL 04 A. Vermogen, K. Masenelli-Varlot, B. Sixou, G. Vigier, J. Duchet, R. Séguéla, J.F. Gérard (France)
Multiscale characterization of the dispersion of clay particles in polymer-clay nanocomposites
SL 05 V. Khunová, I. Kelnar, C.M. Liauw (Slovak Republic, Czech Republic, UK)
The role of reactive modifiers in the transition from micro- to nanostructured polymer composites
SL 06 R. Wache, M.H. Klopffer, M. Moan (France)
Barrier properties of polymer/layered silicate nanocomposites: An example of specific results
SL 07 J.A. Pomposo, E. Ochoteco, C. Pozo, P. Carrasco, H. Grande, J. Rodrigues (Spain)
Trends in polypyrrole research: Conductivity enhancement in raw materials and dispersions
SL 08 G. Elyashevich, M. Smirnov, I. Kuryndin, I. Dmitriev (Russia)
Nanoscale electroactive composite materials on the basis of porous polymer films
SL 09 C. Jama, I. Errifai, R. delobel. R. De Jaeger, A. Mazzah (France)
Cold-plasma graft polymerization of organophosphorus materials on polymer surfaces: A new route to flame retard polymers
SL 10 Yu.A. Shchipunov (Russia)
A novel class of hybrid polysaccharide-silica nanocomposite materials fabricated by sol‑gel technique
SL 11 M.M. Alavi Nikje, M. Haghshenas, A. Bagheri Garmarudi, N. Barzande, K. Taheri (Iran)
Glycolysis of waste polyurethane foams and elastomers under various reaction conditions to find the adequate method
SL 12 C. G'Sell (France)
Concurrence of cavitation and shear mechanisms in the plastic deformation of solid polymers
SL 13 R. Lach, W. Grellmann (Germany)
Aspects of time- and temperature-dependent impact fracture for polymer materials
SL 14 N.E. Zafeiropoulos, R.J. Davies, K. Schneider, S. Trabelsi, J. Rieger, C. Riekel, M. Stamm (Germany, France)
The application of microfocus synchrotron radiation X-ray scattering to study fracture mechanisms in polyolefins
SL 15 J. Kratochvíla, D. Varečková, L. Vilč, J. Kučera (Czech Republic)
Determination of limiting physical and mechanical properties of semicrystalline polymers
SL 16 I. Fortelný (Czech Republic)
Compatibilization of polymer blends: Advances, problems and challenges
SL 17 R. Slezák (Czech Republic)
In situ compatibilization of PS/EPDM blends via ultrasonic extrusion
SL 18 V. Verney, S. Commereuc (France),
Scientific aspects of mechanical recycling of polymeric wastes
SL 19 M. Grmela (Canada)
Multiscale rheological modelling
SL 20 D. Kubies, J. Kotek, J. Baldrian, J. Kovářová, M. Šlouf, F. Rypáček (Czech Republic)
Nanocomposites of poly(ε-caprolactone) with layered silicates: Effect of the structure on degradation
SL 21 M.Y. Gelfer, C. Burger, P. Nawani, B.S. Hsiao, B. Chu, M. Si, M. Rafailovich (USA)
Novel approach for the interpretation of X-ray scattering data from layered systems
SL 22 Y.L. Liu (Taiwan)
Polymeric materials modified with silica nanoparticles: Preparation and applications
SL 23 A. Kopczyńska, G.W. Ehrenstein (Germany)
Adhesive strength on polymer surfaces
SL 24 N.G. Yun, Y.G.Won, J.S. Lee, S.C. Kim (Korea)
Toughening of carbon fiber/epoxy composite by the epoxy-polysulfone semi-interpenetrating polymer networks with morphology spectrum
SL 25 T. Zaharescu (Romania)
Radiation modifications in polymers
SL 26 L. Tokarz, J. Cieślak, J. Stasiński (Poland)
Polyoxymethylene with reduced formaldehyde emission
SL 27 Y.Z. Wang (P.R. China)
A perspective biodegradable polymer system:
Poly(p-dioxanone)-based biodegradable polymers
SL 28 B.L. Rivas (Chile)
Functional polymers to remove metal ions
SL 29 Y. Tajitsu (Japan)
Novel tweezers for thrombus samples in blood vessels using piezoelectric polylactic acid fibers
SL 30 V. Ducháček (Czech Republic)
Recent and current trends in commodity/specialty polymers relationship

DISCUSSION CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

SUNDAY

26 June

 14:00 - 18:30 On-site registration  
  18:30 - 21:00 Opening reception with concert  
MONDAY      
27 June 09:00 - 09:20 Opening of the Conference  
  Lecture session 1    
  09:20 - 10:00 J.L. Kardos ML 01
  10:00 - 10:20 I. Čatić SL 01
  10:20 - 11:00 Coffee break  
  Lecture session 2    
  11:00 - 11:40 R. Pfaendner ML 02
  11:40 - 12:00 J. Pospíšil SL 02
  12:00 - 12:20 K. Marossy SL 03
  12:20 - 14:00 Lunch  
  Lecture session 3    
  14:00 - 14:40 F. Gao ML 03
  14:40 - 15:00 A. Vermogen SL 04
  15:00 - 15:20 V. Khunová SL 05
  15:20 - 15:40 M.H. Klöpffer SL 06
  15:40 - 16:00 Coffee break  
  Lecture session 4    
  16:00 - 16:40 J.F. Gérard ML 04
  16:40 - 17:00 C. Pozo SL 07
  17:00 - 17:20 G.K. Elyashevich SL 08
cancelled 17:20 - 17:40 C. Jama SL 09
  17:40 - 18:00 Yu.A. Shchipunov SL 10
  18:00 - 18:20 M.M. Alavi Nikje SL 11
TUESDAY      
28 June Lecture session 5    
  09:00 - 09:40 G.H. Michler ML 05
  09:40 - 10:00 C. G'Sell SL 12
  10:00 - 10:20 R. Lach SL 13
  10:20 - 10:40 N.E. Zafeiropoulos SL 14
  10:40 - 11:00 Coffee break  
  Poster session 1   PS 01
  11:00 - 12:20 Posters PC 01 - PC 44  
  12:20 - 14:00 Lunch  
  Lecture session 6    
  14:00 - 14:40 Z. Bartczak ML 06
  14:40 - 15:00 J. Kratochvíla SL 15
  15:00 - 15:20 I. Fortelný SL 16
  15:20 - 15:40 R. Slezák SL 17
  15:40 - 16:00 Coffee break  
  Lecture session 7    
  16:00 - 16:20 S. Commereuc SL 18
  16:20 - 16:40 M. Grmela SL 19
  16:40 - 17:00 D. Kubies SL 20
  17:00 - 17:20 M.Y. Gelfer SL 21
  17:20 - 17:40 Y.L. Liu SL 22
  18:00 - 19:00 Refreshment  
  Panel discussion 1    
  19:00 - 20:15 F. Gao PD 01
  20:15 - 21:15 Party  
WEDNESDAY      
29 June Lecture session 8    
  09:00 - 09:40 W. Brostow ML 07
  09:40 - 10:00 A. Kopczyńska SL 23
  10:00 - 10:20 N. G. Yun SL 24
  10:20 - 10:40 T. Zaharescu SL 25
  10:40 - 11:00 Coffee break  
  Lecture session 9    
change moved ->Thursday M. Matsuo ML 08
change 11:00 - 11:40 A.M. da Cunha ML 09
  11:40 - 12:00 L. Tokarz SL 26
  12:00 - 12:20 Y.Z. Wang SL 27
  12:20 - 14:00 Lunch  
  14:00 - 22:00 Sightseeing in Prague with gala dinner
THURSDAY      
30 June Lecture session 10    
change moved->Wednesday A.M. da Cunha ML 09
change 09:00 - 09:40 M. Matsuo ML 08
  09:40 - 10:00 B.L. Rivas SL 28
  10:00 - 10:20 Y. Tajitsu SL 29
  10:20 - 10:40 V. Ducháček SL 30
  10:40 - 11:00 Coffee break  
  Poster session 2   PS 02
  11:00 - 12:20 Posters PC 45 - PC 97  
  12:20 - 14:00 Lunch  
  Panel discussion 2    
  14:00 - 15:20 P. Lemstra PD 02
  Closing lecture    
  15:20 - 16:00 M. Raab ML 10
  16:00 Farewell  

 

SESSION TIMETABLE

Monday, 27 June

9:00 OPENING
  Opening addresses

K. Ulbrich
Director of the Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry

P. Kratochvíl

IUPAC Representative

M. Raab
Conference chairman
  LECTURE session 1    
9:20 Main lecture 01

E.M. Wu, J.L. Kardos (USA)
Certification of composite strength reliability using probability modeling

10:00 Special lecture SL 01

I. Čatić, M. Rujnić-Sokele[added by supplement] (Croatia)
Future developments of (polymeric) materials
10:20 - 11:00 Coffee break
  Lecture session 2    
11:00 Main lecture ML 02

R. Pfaendner (Germany)
How will additives shape the future of plastics?
11:40 Special lecture SL 02

J. Pospíšil, J. Pilař, Z. Horák (Czech Republic)
New polymeric materials: Problems in the performance and durability determination
12:00 Special lecture SL 03

K. Marossy, A. Tóth (Hungary)
Structure-properties relationship in chlorinated polyethylene
12:20 - 14:00 Lunch
  Lecture session 3    
14:00 Main lecture ML 03

F. Gao (UK)
The future trend of clay/polymer nanocomposites

14:40 Special lecture SL 04

A. Vermogen, K. Masenelli-Varlot, B. Sixou, G. Vigier, J. Duchet, R. Séguéla, J.F. Gérard (France)
Multiscale characterization of the dispersion of clay particles in polymer-clay nanocomposites
15:00 Special lecture SL 05

V. Khunová, I. Kelnar, C.M. Liauw (Slovak Republic, Czech Republic, UK)
The role of reactive modifiers in the transition from micro- to nanostructured polymer composites
15:20 Special lecture SL 06

R. Wache, M-H. Klopffer, M. Moan (France)
Barrier properties of polymer/layered silicate nanocomposites: An example of specific results
15:40 - 16:00 Coffee break
  Lecture session 4    
16:00 Main lecture ML 04

S. Boucard, J. Duchet-Rumeau, P. Prele, J.F. Gérard (France)
Polyolefin-clay nanocomposites: Tailoring morphologies from the interfacial physico-chemistry and shearing conditions
16:40 Special lecture SL 07

J.A. Pomposo, E. Ochoteco, C. Pozo, P. Carrasco, H. Grande, J. Rodrigues (Spain)
Trends in polypyrrole research: Conductivity enhancement in raw materials and dispersions
17:00 Special lecture SL 08

G. Elyashevich, M. Smirnov, I. Kuryndin, I. Dmitriev (Russia)
Nanoscale electroactive composite materials on the basis of porous polymer films

17:20 Special lecture SL 09

C. Jama, I. Errifai, R. delobel. R. De Jaeger, A. Mazzah (France)
Cold-plasma graft polymerization of organophosphorus materials on polymer surfaces: A new route to flame retard polymers
17:40 Special lecture SL 10

Yu.A. Shchipunov (Russia)
A novel class of hybrid polysaccharide-silica nanocomposite materials fabricated by sol‑gel technique
18:00 Special lecture SL 11

M.M. Alavi Nikje, M. Haghshenas, A. Bagheri Garmarudi, N. Barzande, K. Taheri (Iran)
Glycolysis of waste polyurethane foams and elastomers under various reaction conditions to find the adequate method

 

Tuesday, 28 June

  LECTURE SESSION 5    
09:00 Main lecture ML 05

G.H. Michler (Germany)
Micromechanical effects of balancing strength and toughness of polymers

09:40 Special lecture SL 12

C. G'Sell (France)
Concurrence of cavitation and shear mechanisms in the plastic deformation of solid polymers
10:00 Special lecture SL 13

R. Lach, W. Grellmann (Germany)
Aspects of time- and temperature-dependent impact fracture for polymer materials
10:20 Special lecture SL 14

N.E. Zafeiropoulos, R.J. Davies, K. Schneider, S. Trabelsi, J. Rieger, C. Riekel, M. Stamm (Germany, France)
The application of microfocus synchrotron radiation X‑ray scattering to study fracture mechanisms in polyolefins
10:40 - 11:00 Coffee break  
11:00 - 12:20 POSTER SESSION 01
PC 01 A. Ptiček, Z. Katančić, Z. Hrnjak-Murgić, J. Jelenčić, Ž. Jelčić
Effect of SAN/EPDM blends composition on morphology and mechanical properties
PC 02 LJ. Kratofil, Z. Hrnjak-Murgić, J. Jelenčić
Mechanical recycling of PET by preparing PET/HDPE blends
PC 03 L. Toman, M. Janata, J. Spěváček, A. Sikora, P. Vlček, M. Pekárek, P. Látalová, J. Michálek, P. Holler, B. Masař
Preparation of isocyanate-multifunctionalized polyisobutylene by one-pot synthesis. Amphiphilic networks composed of polyisobutylene and poly(hydroxyalkyl methacrylate)s
PC 04 J. Čulin, I. Šmit, M. Andreis, Z. Veksli, A. Anžlovar, M. Žigon
Phase separation of functionalized polyester polyurethanes
PC 05 K. Ishizu, H. Kakinuma
Architecture of nanocylinder composites composed of metal clusters using double-cylinder-type copolymer brushes as templates
PC 06 V. Mittal
Correlation between gas permeation and the filler aspect ratio for thermoset polymer - layered silicate nanocomposites
PC 07 F. Fraisse, V. Verney, S. Commereuc, M. Obadal, J.C. Maréchal
Recycling of PET/PC blends for construction applications
PC 08 C. Prisacariu, G.E. Hitruc
New approaches in polyurethane elastomers, films and blends derived from hard segments of variable geometry
PC 09 C. Prisacariu, P.C. Buckley, V.A. Prisacariu, G.E. Hitruc
Can polymer-polymer and polymer-solvent molecular interactions essentially change the course of the copolyaddition process?
PC 10 J. Kotek, I. Kelnar, M. Studenovský, J. Baldrian, M. Šlouf
Polypropylene-clay nanocomposites: Application of chlorosulfonated polypropylene as a coupling agent
PC 11 I. Kücük, A. Sarac, S. Keyf, H. Yildirim
Various methacrylate polymers for use in dental composites
PC 12 I. Kücük Ş. Pekgunduz, U. Beker, F.S. Güner , T. Erciyes, A. Kuyulu
Removing boron and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from water
PC 13 H. Berber, A. Sarac, H. Yildirim
Semicontinuous emulsion copolymerization of vinyl acetate and butyl acrylate with a new protective colloid. Effect of different initiators.
PC 14 G.J. Shin, J.C. Jung
Synthesis and characterization of novel polyimides from benzophenone-3,3', 4,4'-tetracarboxylic dianhydride derivatives
PC 15 J.H. Chi, J.C. Jung
Synthesis and light-emitting properties of conjugated polymers containing ethynylene unit in the main chain
PC 16 G. Zamfirova
Relaxation processes during microhardness measurements
PC 17 G. Zamfirova, V. Gaydarov, N. Djourelov, E. Nedkov, J. Perena
Positron annihilation and microhardness as complementary methods for polymer investigation
PC 18 I. Šeděnková, M. Trchová, E.N. Konyushenko, J. Stejskal
The influence of acidity on the polyaniline film formation: FTIR spectroscopic study
PC 19 E.N. Konyushenko, J. Stejskal, M. Trchová, J. Prokeš, J.Y. Hwang, K.H. Chen
Multiwall carbon nanotubes modified with a polyaniline conducting polymer
PC 20 S.I. Nazarov, O.M. Yariev, M.S. Sharipov, D.Ch. Muzzafarov, I.I. Nazarov
Starch modified with phosphate salts for applications in different branches of industry
PC 21 R. Slavík, O. Skoba, V. Bednařík, M. Vondruška, T. Hanzlíček
Geopolymerization
PC 22 A. Gronowski, R. Resendes
Peroxide-curable rubber compound containing high-isoprene butyl rubber
PC 23 E.Yu. Karabach, A.M. Kirillov, M.N. Kopylovich, M.F.C. Guedes da Silva, M. Haukka, A.J.L. Pombeiro
New self-assembled copper 1D- and 2D-coordination polymers as catalysts for biphasic peroxide oxidation of cyclohexane under mild conditions
PC 24 D. Varečková, Š. Podzimek, J. Lebduška
Characterization of molecular structure of alkyd resins using SEC with MALS detection
PC 25 A. Sarac, H. Yildirim
Semicontinuous emulsion copolymerization of vinyl acetate and butyl acrylate using a new protective colloid: Effect of different emulsifiers
PC 26 H. Berber, A. Sarac, H. Yildirim
Vinyl acetate and butyl acrylate emulsion copolymerization: Effect of protective colloids on some mechanical properties
PC 27 K. Turhan, A. Sarac, H. Yildirim
Synthesis of poly(vinyl acetate-co-butyl acrylate) latexes in the loop reactor: Effect of monomer ratio
PC 28 K. Turhan, A. Sarac, H. Yildirim
Synthesis of poly(vinyl acetate-co-butyl acrylate) latexes in the loop reactor: Effect of various emulsifiers
PC 29 V. Cimrová, D. Výprachtický, H. Hlídková, P. Karastatiris, I. K. Spiliopoulos, J.A. Mikroyannidis
Photoluminescence and electroluminescence in poly(p-phenylenevinylene) derivatives with m-terphenyl or 2,6-diphenylpyridine segments along the backbone
PC 30 N.Yu. Solomko, O.G. Budishevska, S.A. Voronov
Chitosan block copolymers for creation of antibacterial materials
PC 31 J. Kronek, O. Markus, I. Janigová, F. Böhme, H. Komber, J. Lustoň
Poly(esteramide)s from aromatic bis(2-oxazolines) and aromatic dicarboxylic acids
PC 32 J. Lustoň, J. Kronek, F. Böhme
Poly(ester amide)s of the AA-BB and AB type containing biphenyl units
PC 33 B. Andričić, T. Kovačić, I. Klarić, M. Leskovac
Characterization of recycled PVC/PP blend containing surface-modified nanofiller
PC 34 H. Behniafar
New poly(ester-imide)s derived from 3,6-bis(4-trimellitimidophenoxy)benzonorbornane and aromatic diols
PC 35 H. Behniafar
An efficient route for the synthesis od soluble and thermally stable poly(urethane-imide)s based on benzonorbornane
PC 36 C.M. Liauw, P. Limpanapittayatorn, G.C. Lees, A.N. Wilkinson
Synthesis of polystyrene-layered silicate nanocomposites by in-situ suspension polymerisation
PC 37 N. Shevchenko, A. Bilibin, A. Menshikova, B. Shabsels, A. Sel'kin, A. Bazhenova
Effect of monodisperse polymeric particles properties on characteristics of photonic crystal
PC 38 Kh. Allaberdiev
The effect of the nature of fibers and matrix on the properties of microcomposites
PC 39 I. Krupa, I. Novák, A.S. Luyt
Modification of surface, adhesive and mechanical properties of polyolefins through blending with maleinized paraffin wax
PC 40 A. Szalla, H. Kaczmarek
The influence of UV irradiation on poly(acrylic acid)/poly(ethylene oxide) complexes
PC 41 V. Kuthanová, B. Hausnerová, J. Li, M. Liang, S. Guo
Influence of ultrasonic irradiation on linear viscoelastic properties of high-density polyethylene/polyamide 6 blends
PC 42 F. Shimamura, N. Michiaki
Fractionation and crystal morphology of rigid
poly(p-phenylenebenzobisthiazole)
PC 43 D. Gromadzki, J. Lokaj, M. Janata, P. Štěpánek, O. Diat, F. Nallet
Synthesis, modification and characterization of amphiphilic di and tri block copolymers of styrene and 5-vinyltetrazole or quaternized 4-vinylpyridinium salts
PC 44 V.N. Kizhnyaev, F.A. Pokatilov, L.I. Vereshchagin, A.I. Smirnov
Carbon-chain polymers with 1,3,4-oxadiazole rings
12:00 - 14:00 Lunch
  LECTURE SESSION 6    
14:00 Main lecture ML 04

Z. Bartczak (Poland)
Plastic deformation and orientation of semicrystalline polymers by plane-strain compression and rolling
14:40 Special lecture SL 15

J. Kratochvíla, D. Varečková, L. Vilč, J. Kučera (Czech Republic)
Determination of limiting physical and mechanical properties of semicrystalline polymers
15:00 Special lecture SL 16

I. Fortelný (Czech Republic)
Compatibilization of polymer blends: Advances, problems and challenges
15:20 Special lecture SL 17

R. Slezák (Czech Republic)
In situ compatibilization of PS/EPDM blends via ultrasonic extrusion
15:30 - 16:00 Coffee break  
  LECTURE SESSION 7
16:00 Special lecture SL 18

V. Verney, S. Commereuc (France)
Scientific aspects of mechanical recycling of polymeric wastes
16:20 Special lecture SL 19

M. Grmela (Canada)
Multiscale rheological modelling
16:40 Special lecture SL 20

D. Kubies, J. Kotek, J. Baldrian, J. Kovářová, M. Šlouf, F. Rypáček (Czech Republic)
Nanocomposites of poly(ε-caprolactone) with layered silicates: Effect of the structure on degradation
17:00 Special lecture SL 21

M.Y. Gelfer, C. Burger, P. Nawani, B.S. Hsiao, B. Chu, M. Si, M. Rafailovich (USA)
Novel approach for the interpretation of X-ray scattering data from layered systems
17:20 Special lecture SL 22

Y.L. Liu (Taiwan)
Polymeric materials modified with silica nanoparticles: Preparation and applications
18:00 REFRESHMENT
19:00 - 20:15 PANEL DISCUSSION PD 01
  Polymeric nanomaterials: Dreams and reality
Invited discussion leader: F. Gao (UK)
20:15 - 21:15 PARTY

 

Wednesday, 29 June

  LECTURE SESSION 8      
09:00 Main lecture ML 07

W. Brostow (USA)
Molecular dynamics simulations of mechanical and tribological behavior of polymeric materials

  
09:40 Special lecture SL 23

A. Kopczyńska, G.W. Ehrenstein (Germany)
Adhesive strength on polymer surfaces

  
10:00 Special lecture SL 24

N.G. Yun, Y.G.Won, J.S. Lee, S.C. Kim (Korea)
Toughening of carbon fiber/epoxy composite by the epoxy-polysulfone semi-interpenetrating polymer networks with morphology spectrum

  
10:20 Special lecture SL 25

T. Zaharescu (Romania)
Radiation modifications in polymers

  
10:40 - 11:00 Coffee break      
  LECTURE SESSION 9      
11:00 Main lecture ML 09

C.A. Silva, J.C. Viana, Z.A. Denchev, A.M. Cunha (Portugal)
New functionalities and property enhancement through non-conventional injection moulding techniques

[Main lecture ML 08 moved to Thursday 09:00:

M. Matsuo, Y. Bin, A. Koganemaru, Q. Chen (Japan)
Characteristics of carbon films prepared from polymer composites containing carbon nanotubes and metal particles]

  
11:40 Special lecture SL 26

L. Tokarz, J. Cieślak, J. Stasiński (Poland)
Polyoxymethylene with reduced formaldehyde emission
12:00 Special lecture SL 27

Y.Z. Wang (P.R. China)
A perspective biodegradable polymer system: Poly(p-dioxanone)-based biodegradable polymers
12:20 - 14:00 Lunch  
14:00 - 22:00 Sightseeing in Prague with gala dinner  
               

Thursday, 30 June

  LECTURE SESSION 10    
09:00 Main lecture ML 08

M. Matsuo, Y. Bin, A. Koganemaru, Q. Chen (Japan)
Characteristics of carbon films prepared from polymer composites containing carbon nanotubes and metal particles

[Main lecture ML 09 moved to Wednesday 11:00:

C.A. Silva, J.C. Viana, Z.A. Denchev, A.M. Cunha (Portugal)
New functionalities and property enhancement through non-conventional injection moulding techniques]
09:40 Special lecture SL 28

B.L. Rivas (Chile)
Functional polymers to remove metal ions
10:00 Special lecture SL 29

Y. Tajitsu (Japan)
Novel tweezers for thrombus samples in blood vessels using piezoelectric polylactic acid fibers
10:20 Special lecture SL 30

V. Ducháček (Czech Republic)
Recent and current trends in commodity/specialty polymers relationship
10:40 - 11:00 Coffee break  
11:00 - 12:20 POSTER SESSON 02  
PC 45 T. Nakashima, M. Bandou, Y. Bin, Y. Nakano, M. Matsuo
Physical properties and biodegradation characteristics of chitosan/PVA blend films		  
PC 46 M.B. Rahimova, U.O. Nekov, Kh.N. Mavlyanov, O.M. Yariev, G.Q. Shirinov
N-[(methacryloyloxy)methyl]naphthalimide synthesis and its use as thermo- and light stabilizer in polymers
PC 47 L.B. Idieva, B.A. Mavlanov, G.A. Ikhtiyarova
Polymeric composition on the basis of vinyl alcohol as thickener for printed colours
PC 48 Kh.N. Mavlyanov, U.O. Nekov, O.M. Yariev, M.B. Rahimova, N. Khasanova
Synthesis of monomers based on imides
PC 49 G.A. Khudoinazarova, B.A. Mavlanov, O.M. Yariev, D. Amonova
Study of thermal and thermooxidizing destruction of halogen-containing styrene copolymers
PC 50 M.S. Sharipov, O.O. Yoriyev, O.M. Yariev, A.R. Hafizov, O.I. Rayabov
Decreasing the cost of the sizing process with polymers by using flour as a starch-containing raw material with polymers
PC 51 M.S. Sharipov, O.M. Yariev, Sh. Shirinov, S.I. Nazarov, E.D. Niyozov
Effect of estimation of application of acrylic polymers as modifying agents in sizing polymeric composite materials
PC 52 S. Devesa, L.C. Costa, F. Henry
Controlling electrical properties of polymer composites using different mixture laws
PC 53 G.K. Shirinov, Kh.N. Mavlyanov, M.B. Rahimova, O.M. Yariev, U.Kh. Mavlonova
Synthesis of N-[(methacryloyloxy)methyl]benzenesulfonamide monomer
PC 54 G.A. Ixtiyarova
Influence of water-soluble polymer on structural-mechanical properties of sizing composition of cotton fibers
PC 55 P. Lukáč, V. Khunová, J. Kozánková, D. Bakoš
Polypropelene/clay nanocomposites: Effect of reactive modifiers on barrier and thermal properties
PC 56 E. Olejníková, P. Fedorko, M. Omastová
Influence of an anionic surfactant on the properties of polypropylene/polypyrrole composites
PC 57 M. Erceg, T. Kovačić, I. Klarić
Kinetic triplet evaluation of the non-isothermal degradation of aliphatic-aromatic copolyester
PC 58 G. Gorrasi, M. Tortore, V. Vittoria
Synthesis and physical properties of layered silicate/polyurethane nanocomposites
PC 59 L. Guadagno, C. Naddeo, V. Vittoria, A. Di Bartolomeo, M. Guida, S. de Pasquale, J. Quartieri
Electrical properties of syndiotactic polypropylene
PC 60 V. Rek, N. Vranješ , M. Mlinac-Mišak
Blends of PS/HDP with SEBS block copolymers as compatibilizer
PC 61 N. Stipanelov Vrandečić, I. Klarić, T. Kovačić
Kinetics of thermooxidative degradation of poly(vinyl chloride)/chlorinated polyethylene blends stabilized with Ca/Zn stearate
PC 62 T. Nedelčev, J. Kronek, J. Lustoň, I. Krupa
Synthesis and photochemical studies of a new 2-oxazoline-based silane precursor convenient for preparation of organic/inorganic hybrids
PC 63 C.J. Hwang, Y.B. Lee, S.W. Jung, J.Y. Kim
Heat control performance improvement of injection molding machine
PC 64 C.J. Hwang, J.S. Kim, Y.B. Ko, Y.M. Heo
Asymmetric microelliptic column injection mold fabrication by UV-inclined exposure process
PC 65 C.J. Hwang, Y.B. Ko , J.D. Kim, Y.M. Heo
Micro-lens array patterned mold fabrication by modified LIGA with thermal reflow process and its application to LCD-BLU
PC 66 M. Kráčalík, M. Studenovský, J. Mikešová, A. Sikora, R. Puffr
Nanocomposites based on recycled PET
PC 67 S. Manrich, R.M.C. Santana, S. Manrich
Surface energy and printing properties of recycled PP/HIPS blown films filled with inorganic particles
PC 68 S. Manrich, J.R.V. Borges, L.A. Pessan
Comparative degradation characterization of postconsumer PET/organoclay nanocomposites
PC 69 M.S. Sharipov, D.K. Muzaffarov, O.M. Yariev, Q.A. Ravshanov
Matching of qualities of the sizes based on modified and imported native starches
PC 70 L.B. Idieva, B.A. Mavlanov, G.A. Khudoinazarova
Occluding of oxygen in oxidation of stabilized polymers based on methyl methacrylate and styrene
PC 71 D. Kurková, J. Kříž, J.C. Rodríguez-Cabello, M. Alonso
The effect of molecular weight on the self-assembling during the inverse temperature transition in elastin-like polypeptides (PFG NMR study, hydrodynamic radius and relative viscosity)
PC 72 L. Fambri, L. Lutterotti
Structural and mechanical characterization oriented polypropylene fibers and woven-nonwoven fabrics
PC 73 S. Erkal, M.U. Ozkaynak, F.S. Güner
Biodegradable polyurethane films based on triglyceride oil
PC 74 Y. Eraslan, F.S. Güner
Synthesis of oil-based biopolymers: Poly(urethane-urea) and poly(urethane-urea-amide)
PC 75 N. Kushakova, L. Lepnev, I. Khotina
Synthesis of dendrimers and hyperbranched polymers for optoelectrinics
PC 76 M. Mičušík, M. Omastová, J. Prokeš, I. Krupa
Properties of composites based on thermoplastic matrices and conductive cellulose fibers
PC 77 I.B. Tsvetkova, S.N. Sidorov, L.M. Bronstein, P.M. Valetsky, E.M. Sulman, V.G. Matveeva
Catalytic activity of Pd nanoparticles in polyelectrolyte layers on Al2O3
PC 78 C.N. Duncianu, I. Kelnar, L. Kaprálková
Effect of matrix modification on the behaviour of PA6-based nanocomposite
PC 79 M. Julinová, J. Hoffmann, A. Kalendová
Composites based on PVC and intercalated montmorillonite in biotic environment
PC 80 M. Julinová, J. Hoffmann, L. Kovářová
Behaviour of modified copolymer of polyethylene and methacrylic acid in a biotic environment
PC 81 M. Dvoračková, H. Mikulčáková, M. Julinová
Behaviour of crosslinked biopolymers in a biotic environment
PC 82 D. Výprachtický, S. Kukla, P. Pavlačková, H. Hlídková, V. Cimrová
Efficient donors for terbium luminescence based on polymer ligands containing quinolinone fluorophore
PC 83 J. Hašek, P. Kolenko, J. Dohnálek. G. Tiščenko, J. Dušková, T. Skálová
Interactions of poly(ethylene glycol) with proteins observed by X-ray difraction
PC 84 B.I. Rivas, S.A. Pooley, F. Brovelli, E. Pereira, L. Basaez, F. Osorio, J. Puente
Preparation and properties of electrodes modified with polymer film for detection of metal ions
PC 85 M. Špírková, J. Brus, M. Šlouf, J. Kotek, J. Baldrian
The influence of the shape and size of additives on properties of nanocomposite coatings
PC 86 J. Lipták
Electrical properties of carbon black-polystyrene composites as a function of carbon black concentration
PC 87 L. Abate, I. Blanco, G. Cicala, R. LaSpina, C.L. Restuccia
Thermal and rheological behaviour of some random aromatic PES/PEES copolymers
PC 88 A. Mouloud, S. Fellahi, A. Redjem, H. Attou
Effect of bentonite on toughening properties of DGEBA epoxy resin / polyamine system
PC 89 J. Jůza
Correlation between some material characteristics of liquid polybutadienes Krasol
PC 90 M. Obadal, R. Čermák, M. Raab, V. Verney, S. Commereuc, F. Fraïsse
On photodegradability of β-nucleated polypropylene
PC 91 M. Obadal, R. Čermák, L. Beníček, K. Stoklasa
Tailoring of multicomponent crystalline systems in isotactic polypropylene
PC 92 M. Janata, V. Kůdela, D. Gromadzki, M. Pekárek, P. Štěpánek, O. Diat
Synthesis of sulfonated ionomers and study of their properties
PC 93 J. Lokaj, L. Poláková, D. Gromadzki, M. Bleha, P. Štěpánek, O. Diat
Nitroxide-terminated amphiphilic block copolymers
PC 94 P. Sysel, H. Kompertová, R. Čechová
Hyperbranched polyimides as a group of special polymers
PC 95 P. Zdebiak, D. Gromadzki, M. Willert-Porada, M. El Fray
Synthesis and characterization of sulfonated polymeric membranes
PC 96 D. Gromadzki, J. Lokaj, M. Janata, P. Štěpánek, O. Diat, F. Nallet
Synthesis, modification and characterization of amphiphilic di- and triblock copolymers of styrene and 5-vinyltetrazole or 4-vinylpyridinium salts
PC 97 Z. Starý, Z. Kruliš, M. Šlouf, J. Hromádková
Compatibilization of blends containing polyolefins and polystyrene
PC 98 Z. Sedláková, A. Jigounov, J. Spěváček, M. Netopilík, P. Holler, M. Ilavský
Liquid crystalline polybutadienediols with mesogens in the side chains. Structure and physical properties
12:00 - 14:00 Lunch
14:00- 15:20 PANEL DISCUSSION PD 02
  Present and future of polymers: Commodity vs special materials
Invited discussion leader P. Lemstra (Netherlands)
15:20 Closing lecture - ML 10

M. Raab (Czech Republic)
Multiscale approach to research, education and promotion of polymeric materials
16:00 Farewell

Author index

Abstracts

Main lectures

Special lectures

Posters 1 - 49

Posters 50 - 97

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

To be published here after the conference

Programme booklet supplement

Changes in lecture and posters titles and authors - SL 01, P08, P09 - incorporated into text above