CPP 38: Focus: Rheology II (joint focus with DRG)
Friday, March 30, 2012, 09:30–12:15, C 130
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09:30 |
CPP 38.1 |
Invited Talk:
The Rheology of Biological Cells — Mathias Sander, Benjamin Tränkle, Pablo Fernandez, Pramod Pullarkat, Lutz Heymann, Nuri Aksel, and •Albrecht Ott
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10:00 |
CPP 38.2 |
Rheological and (di)electric measurements on biopolymers, like blood systems — •Angelika Bender, Ulrich Förter-Barth, and Prof. Peter Eyerer
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10:15 |
CPP 38.3 |
Competition of inertia and deformability - lateral motion of deformable particles in duct flow — •Timm Krüger, Badr Kaoui, and Jens Harting
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10:30 |
CPP 38.4 |
Chromatographic, spectroscopic and rheological characterization of long chain branching induced by thermo-oxidative degradation of low-density polyethylene — •Victor Hugo Rolon-Garrido, Martin Zatloukal, and Manfred H Wagner
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10:45 |
CPP 38.5 |
Carbon dioxide plasticized polymer melts - An interpretation by means of the free volume concept — •Bernadette Duscher, Alois Schausberger, and Wolfgang Stadlbauer
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11:00 |
CPP 38.6 |
A sequence of physical processes determined and quantified in LAOS: A quantitative approach — •Simon Rogers
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11:15 |
CPP 38.7 |
Microscopic relaxation processes in branched/linear polymer blends by Rheo-Sans — •Nino Ruocco, Wim Pyckhout Hintzen, Aurel Radulescu, Dieter Richter, Peter Lindner, and Daniel Read
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11:30 |
CPP 38.8 |
Investigation of the Miscibility and Phase Separation of Molten PP/PE Blends via Rheometry — •Matthias Mihalic and Alois Schausberger
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11:45 |
CPP 38.9 |
Influence of carbon dioxide on the viscoelastic properties of polystyrene melts — •Ulrich A. Handge and Volker Altstädt
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12:00 |
CPP 38.10 |
An in-situ investigation of the draw resonance phenomenon in film casting of a polypropylene melt — Teodor Burghelea, Hans Jurgen Griess, and •Helmut Muenstedt
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