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View Journal Article: Structure Formation in Micro-Confined Polymeric Emulsions Citation: Pathak, J. A., Hudson, S. D. and Migler, K. B. (2002). Structure Formation in Micro-Confined Polymeric Emulsions. ACS Polymer Preprints 43 (2). 833-834. Collection: Polymer Publications     Attached Files Name Description MIMEType Size Downloads hudson0202.pdf   hudson0202.pdf application/pdf 242.86KB 0 Title Structure Formation in Micro-Confined Polymeric Emulsions Author(s) Pathak, J. A. Hudson, S. D. Migler, K. B. Keyword(s) emulsions shear rheology polymer blends Abstract/Summary In the present work, we present results of concentrated solutions under shear, with particular emphasis on the case that the emulsion is microconfined. When the size of a typical droplet is comparable to the gap width between the shearing plates, we observe interesting non-equilibrium pattern formation of the collective behavior. We present three results in which spontaneous structures emerge in the system; string formation, the pearl necklace structure and droplet layering. Publisher American Chemical Society Date 2002-01-01 Copyright Notice http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/disclaimer.cfm Journal ACS Polymer Preprints Volume 43 Pages 833-834 Issue 2 Copyright Agreement on Additional Notes ACS Polymer Preprints 2002; 43(2): 833-834.   User Comments   Created: Wed, 01 Nov 2006, 20:51:53 EST Detailed History

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