Re: [polymer-dev] Dendrimer

[Karl Tiedt]

Yeah this is a mailing list for the Polymer javascript project not a science group ;)

-Karl Tiedt

On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 9:28 PM, <stephchi...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi! I'm new to polymers and while I was looking through some examples, I found what was called a "tailored" dendrimer where one of the terminal surface groups is different from the rest. How might this be synthesised? I've looked through so many textbooks but none of which mention this. Hopefully someone here can help! 

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[Michael Giuffrida]

Heh, this keeps happening. I think the team may have taken the metaphor a bit too far.

I mean... polymer, vulcanize, hydrolysis... iron, neon, platinum, gold, carbon, elements, molecules... probably others I'm forgetting/haven't heard about.

Maybe you guys should consider "dendrimers" for describing your GitHub branches?

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[Tomek W]

I propose to call "dendrimers" Polymer components/apps heavily leveraging composition according to  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDjiUmx51y8