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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0208429

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    Australian Research Council
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    $194,000.00
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    Mechanisms in Catalytic Chain Transfer Polymerization. The aim of the proposed research is to gain more insight into the mechanisms underlying catalytic chain transfer polymerization, a relatively recent controlled radical polymerization technique which is finding an increasing number of industrial applications, especially in the paint and coatings industry. An improved understanding of the catalytic chain transfer process, of which some very important features are still poorly understood, will .... Mechanisms in Catalytic Chain Transfer Polymerization. The aim of the proposed research is to gain more insight into the mechanisms underlying catalytic chain transfer polymerization, a relatively recent controlled radical polymerization technique which is finding an increasing number of industrial applications, especially in the paint and coatings industry. An improved understanding of the catalytic chain transfer process, of which some very important features are still poorly understood, will ultimately lead to better catalyst design and improved process and product control. This in turn will lead to novel polymeric materials.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0669135

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $225,000.00
    Summary
    New Surface Coatings Derived from Renewable Resources. In this project we will develop a novel, efficient cross-linking methodology to generate surface coating and adhesive products from inexpensive, renewable, local, natural feedstocks. Potential economic benefits to Australia include the replacement of imported petrochemical feedstocks with Australian agricultural products, the development of high performance products with the potential for export, and the establishment of an intellectual prop .... New Surface Coatings Derived from Renewable Resources. In this project we will develop a novel, efficient cross-linking methodology to generate surface coating and adhesive products from inexpensive, renewable, local, natural feedstocks. Potential economic benefits to Australia include the replacement of imported petrochemical feedstocks with Australian agricultural products, the development of high performance products with the potential for export, and the establishment of an intellectual property portfolio that will lead to opportunities for licensing internationally.
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