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Polyelectrolyte gels for consumer products Dissipative particle Model development and Modeling studies of structure and dynamics mesoscale quantitative description hydrodynamics of surfactant loaded simulations of surfactant aggregation


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Polyelectrolyte gels for consumer products

Model development and quantitative description

  • f surfactant aggregation

Dissipative particle dynamics mesoscale simulations Coarse‐graining: Modeling studies of structure and hydrodynamics of surfactant loaded polyelectrolyte gels (consumer products)

Short‐range repulsive forces + long‐range electrostatics i

4% of SDS (0.5 M) 3 M salt added

10nm

50A

10% 80% Surfactant content to dry polymer w

No surfactant Plus surfactant (SDS)

Kim et al

  • Rheol. prop.

& Micro‐ structures of Carbopol Gel Network Colloid

  • Polym. Sci.,

2003 281, 614

Surfactant loading vs surface tension

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Modeling interactions of nanoparticles with lipid bilayers

Nanoparticle penetration through free‐standing bilayer (simulation results) Dissipative particle dynamics mesoscale simulations Coarse‐graining: Nanoparticle adhesion to supported bilayer (to be studied)

Exper.: bilayer covers larger particles, but not smaller

  • nes

Roiter et al Langmuir, 25 (2009), 6287

Projected mechanisms of nanoprticle interactions with supported bilayers

Free energy calculation with ghost tweezers method:

dz z S Z F

Z Z

) ( ) (

GT SLB NP

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Asphaltene aggregation and precipitation in crude oil

Transport pipe plugged by asphaltenes Fractal-resembling flocks of asphaltenes at different stages of precipitation resin asphaltenes

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Mechanisms of aggregation: mesoscale simulation study

+C7

BITUMEN BULK

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Catalytic systems Applications Nanomedicine

Nanostructured PEM facilitates transport of water and reactants Polyoxametallate nanoclusters for CWA catalytic

  • xidation

H 2O CW A H 2O CW A

Metal oxide nanoparticles for CWA catalytic hydrolysis CWA decomposed

Water vapor from body

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Self-decon- taminating protective clothing multicatalyst photosynthetic systems *

Biosensors Multicatalyst Polyeletrolyte Membranes: Versatile Multifunctional Platforms for Reactive Separations, Nanocatalysis, Sensors, and Nanomedicine

CH 2NO 2 H HO O

  • Si

O O H 3N O Si O O O Si OH O O Si O O O + H

Cooperative Catalysis

Cooperative catalysts

Polyelectrolyte membrane (PEM) loaded with nanocatalysts for hydrolysis and oxidation of chemical warfare agents (CWA)

Nanomaterials for controlled drug delivery

R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R

R2 R2 R3 R3 R3 R3 d