Undergraduate Researcher: Robert Spencer Garland Advisor: Dr. Carl Frick NSF EPSCoR Fellowship Mechanical Engineering College of Engineering and Applied.

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Undergraduate Researcher: Robert Spencer Garland Advisor: Dr. Carl Frick NSF EPSCoR Fellowship Mechanical Engineering College of Engineering and Applied Sciences University of Wyoming

What is are SMPs? Shape-memory polymers (smart materials) are classified as having the capability “to recover to a predetermined and programmed shape after significant mechanical deformation in response” to surrounding environmental forces (Yakacki). History of SMPs: - Discovered in SMP effect first used in 1960’s - Commercially available in FDA approved in 2009 Figure 1: Recovery process of a shape memory polymer reactive to heated stimuli.

Purpose: To understand the effect of Phosphate Buffered Saline (PBS) on the Mechanical Behavior of Copolymer Networks Achieved through the fabrication, preparation, and analysis of photopolymerizable shape-memory polymers (SMPs)

Biomedical Applications: - Cardiovascular Stents - Wound healing - Stroke Treatment Research Strategy: -Step 1) Effect of PBS on mechanical properties (current research) -Many additional steps -how they will affect body, react in blood, deteriorate, etc.

Effect of H 2 0 on Polymer Mechanics -Use PBS to mimic water -Usually weakens polymer -Lower stiffness -Lower strength

Mechanical Properties: - Glass Transition Temperature (Tg)-a function of chemistry - a function of chemistry - generally decreases with water absorption - Storage Modulus (Modulus of Elasticity) -Glassy Modulus -Rubbery Modulus - Toughness

Fabrication Tools: - Fume hood- Glass Slides - Scale- Pipette - Glass cutter- Beaker - Mechanical mixer- Razor Blade - Ultraviolet lamp- Scotch Tape - Light shield- Polymer components - Oven

Compositions Tested: Most samples included 10% PEGDMA with a systematic variation of: -MA and MMA -MA and 2HEMA -BZA and 2HEMA Polymer Components: -PEGDMA: Cross-linker (increases stiffness and hydrophobic) -Photoinitator: Acts to solidify polymer solution through exposure to ultra violet light (only 0.5% of the mixture) -2HEMA: Extremely hydrophilic -MMA: Increases Tg -MA: Decreases Tg -BZA: Relatively hydrophobic

Sample Preparation: - Sanding - Soaking in PBS for 24 hrs. (for wet samples only) - After soaking wet samples were dried - Sample weighed - Foil Wrapping

Dynamic Mechanical Analyzer (DMA) Protocol (Testing Procedures): - Tension Tests - 2 wet and 2 dry samples of each composition tested

Double Peak Phenomenon:

Double Peak Phenomenon Solution:

Shift in Glass Transition:

Shift in Storage Modulus:

PBS Absorption:

Glass Transition for MA-co-2HEMA networks

PBS Effect on Glass Modulus for MA:

Maximum Toughness: -Max. toughness occurs at lower temperatures for MA than BZA compositions -Max. toughness for MA is less composition dependant than for BZA % BZA Avg. Tg (D) St. Dev. (D) Avg. Tg (S) St. Dev. (S) % MA Avg. Tg (D) St. Dev. (D) Avg. Tg (S) St. Dev. (S) N/A

-Vacuum grease allows for more accurate testing of soaked samples - More % 2HEMA means more PBS absorption and less stiffness -PBS absorption shifts the glass transition to lower temperatures resulting in maximum toughness at lower temperatures -Different MA compositions are less variable in the location of the glass transition temperature than BZA compositions -BZA compositions absorb less PBS than MA compositions

Future Research -Measure changes in thermomechanical behavior with varying cross-linking density (amount of PEGDMA) -Measure toughness directly using a MTS load frame, an environmental chamber, and a submersion tank - Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) to obtain a qualitative assessment of the secondary bonding of the water molecules with the internal structure