Fluoropolymers are enabling materials which find applications in critical technologies involving energy storage and conversion, microelectronics and photonics, extreme environment applications, and biomaterials. Traditional fluoropolymer technology is nearly 80 years old and it maintains a growth rate above the US GNP. In addition to perfluoropolymers, partially fluorinated polymers will continue to impact a wide range of technologies as better control of their unique optical, electronic, processing, extreme environment stability, and surface properties is achieved. This will be the tenth biennial Fluoropolymer conference hosted by the Division of Polymer Chemistry. The Fluoropolymer workshops have been tremendously successful since 2000 -- don't miss this tenth installment.

CO-CHAIRS 

PROF. SCOTT IACONO
Department of Chemistry
Chemistry Research Center
U.S. Air Force Academy
Email: scott.iacono@usafa.edu

DR. BRUNO AMEDURI
CNRS 
Instit. Charles Gerhardt
Montpellier, France
Email: bruno.ameduri@enscm.fr

 

SESSION TOPICS
-Fundamental and advanced technology tutorials
-Polymer and copolymer synthesis and mechanisms
-Structure / property relationships
-Coatings and surfaces
-Biological and biomedical applications
-Membrane and energy conversion applications
-Photonic, optical, and electronic applications
-Industrial elastomers and plastics
-Composites, hybrids, and interphases
-Semi-fluorinated polymers for emerging applications
-Environmental impact and regulatory status
-Reactive materials 

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