David M. Hercules
Centennial Professor Emeritus
Research Professor
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Dr. Hercules is currently accepting graduate students for Fall 2024 - APPLY TODAY Research area is mass spectrometry and ion mobility studies on synthetic polymers. Current focus is on polyurethanes (PURs). The specific focus is on determining the chain sequence of PURs ; currently not possible generally. I am associated with the McLean research group. Typically students do several chapters in their thesis with me as director and the reminder with Prof. McLean as director. Currently, three students have this arrangement. |
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Dr. Hercules is currently accepting graduate students for Fall 2024 - APPLY TODAY Research area is mass spectrometry and ion mobility studies on synthetic polymers. Current focus is on polyurethanes (PURs). The specific focus is on determining the chain sequence of PURs ; currently not possible generally. I am associated with the McLean research group. Typically students do several chapters in their thesis with me as director and the reminder with Prof. McLean as director. Currently, three students have this arrangement. |
Specializations
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Representative Publications
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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9299-6532 |
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Harris et al, "Mass Spectrometry and Ion Mobility Study of Poly(ethylene glycol)-Based Polyurethane Oligomers", Rapid Commumn. Mass Spectrom. (2020), 34; e8662
Tomlinson et al, "Preparation and Characterization of Discrete Mass Polyether-based Polyurethane Oligomers", Polymer (2022) 254, 125069
May et al, "A Method for the Preparation and Characterization of Single Molecular Weight Urethane Oligomers: A Preliminary Ion Mobility and Mass Spectrometry Study", Polymer (2023) 265, 125582 |