Archival Journals Books and Book Chapters Patents Other Publications
141. Nauman, E. Bruce, “Residence Time Theory,” Invited 100th Anniversary Review for Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, I&EC Research, 2008.
140. Pappas, Jonathan W. and E. Bruce Nauman, “Axial Transport of Low Density, Simple Fluid in Nanochannel Systems with Partial Molecular Wall Slip: Modeling and Simulation,” Accepted for Intl. J. Nanoscience, 2007
139. Alfarraj, Abdulrahman A. and E. Bruce Nauman, “Reactive Phase Separation: Prediction of an Occlusion Morphology,” Polymer, 49, 339-344 (2008).
138. Alfarraj, Abdulrahman A. and Nauman, E. Bruce, “ Spinodal decomposition in ternary systems with significantly different component diffusivities,” Macromolecular Theory and Simulations, 16, 627-631 (2007).
137. Nauman, E. Bruce and Ashish Nigam, "Mixing, Flow And Chemical Reaction Of Partially Miscible Components In Micro-Scale Channels," Chem Eng Res Des, 85, 612 – 615 (2007).
136. Patel, Harshit, Garde, Shekhar and Nauman, E. Bruce, “Detailed numerical simulations of multicomponent diffusion of short chain alkane polymers,” AIChEJ, 52 1304-1307 (2006).
135. Ashish Nigam and Nauman, E. B., “Two-phase-flow of partially miscible components in submicron channels,” Chem Eng Res Des, 83, 777-781 (2005).
134. Nauman, E. B., and Nigam, A. “On Axial Diffusion in Laminar Flow Reactors,” I &E C Res., 44, 5031-5035 (2005).
133. Kosto, Timothy J., II and Nauman, E. Bruce, “Concentration enrichment in confined, gradient energy systems,” AIChEJ, 51, 1032-1041 (2005).
132. Pappas, Jonathan, Patel, Kandarp and Nauman, E. B., “Structure and properties of phenolic resin/nanoclay composites synthesized by in situ polymerization,” J Appl Poly Sci, 95, 1169-1174 (2005).
131. Alfarraj, A. and Nauman, E.B., “Super HIPS: improved high impact polystyrene with two sources of rubber particles”, Polymer, 45, 8435-8442 (2004).
130. Buffham, B.A., and Nauman, E.B.,“Extremes of conversion in continuous-flow reactors,” Chem.
Eng. Sci., 59, 2831-2839 (2004).
129. Nauman, E. B. and Nigam, A., “Mixing in Sub-Micron Ducts”, Chem. Eng. Technol, 27, 293-296 (2004).
128. Chen, M. H. and Nauman, E. B., “Phase Ripening in Particulate Binary Polymer Blends,” J. Poly. Sci. B, Poly. Physics, 42,
603-612 (2004).
127.Nauman, E. B., "On the Measurment of Stagnancy in Continuous-Flow Systems”, I
&E C Res., 43, 304-308 (2004).
126. Patel, H. A., Nauman, E. B, and Garde, S. “Molecular structure and hydrophobic
solvation thermodynamics at an octane-water interface”, J. Chem. Phys.,
119, 9199-9206 (2003).
125. Kosto, T. and Nauman, E. B., “A density-functional model for controlled release”, J.Controlled
Release,93, 301-308 (2003).
124. Thakur, R. K, Vial, Ch., Nigam, K. D. P., Nauman, E. B.; and Djelveh, G., “
Static mixers in the process industries”, Chem. Eng. Res. Des.,81,787-826 (2003).
123. Chen, M. H. and Nauman, E. B., “Non-linear diffusion with concentration-driven flows in miscible systems”, Polymer, 44,
6707-6712 (2003).
122. Nauman, E. B., Kothari, D., and Nigam, K. D. P., “Static Mixers to Promote Axial Mixing,” Chem. Eng.
Res. Des.,80, 1-5 (2002)
121. Nauman, E. B., “Novel Techniques and Results for the Impact Modification of Structural Plastics by Solution Blending,” Arabian
J, Sci. Tech., 27, 3-10 (2002).
120. Nauman, E. B.and Cheng, M. H., “Application of the Cahn-Hilliard Equation to Miscible
Systems,” A.I.AA.2002-0886, (2002).
119. Nauman, E.B. and He, D.Q., “Nonlinear Diffusion and Phase Separation - An Invited Contribution
to Celebrate 50 Years of Chemical Engineering Science”, Chem. Eng.Sci.,
56, 1999-2018 (2001).
118. Nauman, E. B.and Savoca, J. T., “An Engineering Approach to an Unsolved Problem in
Multicomponent Diffusion”, AIChE J., 47, 1016-1021, (2001).
117. Russo, A, P. and Nauman, E.B., “Modeling the Effect of Compatibilizers in the Coarsening of Ternary Polymer Blends with Core-Shell Morphology", J.
Poly. Sci., Part B: Poly. Phys., 38, 1301-1306 (2000).
116. Kim, J.,
Kosto, T. J., Manimala, J. Nauman, E. B.and Dordick, J. S., “Preparation of Enzyme-in-Polymer-Composites with High
Activity and Stability”, AIChE J., 47,240-244 (2000). 115. Mathur, D., Hariharan, R., and Nauman, E.B., "A Scaling Model
for the Prediction of Micellization of Diblocks in Polymer Melts", Polymer,
40, 6077-6087 (1999). 114. Kim, D.-M. and Nauman, E. B., "Anionic Polymerization of
Styrene in a Tubular Reactor", I&EC Research, 38,
1856-1862 (1999). 113. Nauman, E. B., and Savoca, J. T., "Efficient discretization schemes
for Graetz-type problems", Computers Chem. Eng., 23,
377-383 (1999). 112. Mathur, D., and Nauman, E.B., "The Effect of Diblocks and Ripening
on the Izod Impact of Bulk PS/PB Blends", J. Appl.Poly. Sci., 72,
1165- 1176 (1999). 111. Mathur, D., and Nauman, E. B., "Impact Strength of Bulk PS/PB
Blends: Compatibilization and
Fracture Studies", J. Appl. Poly. Sci., 72, 1151- 1164 (1999). 110. Mathur, D., and Nauman, E. B., "Designing Super High Impact PS/PB
Bulk Blends: Optimal Particle Size and Diblock Length", Polym.
Mater. Sci. Eng., 79,164-165 (1998). 109. Kandasamy, S., and Nauman, E. B., "Monte Carlo Simulations to
Predict the Behavior of Polymer Blends Containing Block Copolymers",
Polym. Mater. Sci. Eng.,79, 173-174 (1998). 108. Russo, A. P.., and Nauman, E. B., "Diffusion Induced Coalescence in
the Late Stage Ripening of Polymer Blends", Polym. Mater.
Sci. Eng., 79, 175-176 (1998). 107. Nauman, E. B. and Cavanaugh, T. J., "Method of Calculating True
Particle Size Distributions from Observed Sizes in a Thin Section", Microscopy
& Microanal., 4, 122-127 (1998). 106. Cavanaugh, T. J. and Nauman, E. B., "Particulate Growth in
Phase-Separated Polymer Blends", J.Poly. Sci., Part B: Poly.
Phys., 36, 2191-2196 (1998). 105. Kandasamy, S. and Nauman, E. B., "A Fast Ising-type Model for
Binary Polymer Blends Containing the Block Copolymer", J. Comput.
Theor. Polym. Sci., 7, 183-189 (1998). 104. Cavanaugh, T. J., Buttle, K., Turner, J. N., and Nauman, E. B.,
"The Study of Various Styrene-Butadiene Copolymers as Compatibilizers in
Bulk Blends of Polystyrene/Polybutadiene", Polymer, 39, 4191-4197
(1998). 103. Cavanaugh, T. J., Buttle, K., Turner, J. N., and Nauman, E. B.,
"Confirmation of Predicted Polymer Blend Morphologies from Bulk
Specimens", Polymer, 39, 3611-3621 (1998). 102. Brunswick, A., Cavanaugh, T. J., Mathur, D., Russo, A. P., and Nauman,
E. B., "Experimental Confirmation of Computer-Aided Polymer Blend
Designs", J. Appl. Poly. Sci., 68, 339-343 (1998). 101. He, D. Q. and Nauman, E. B., "Spinodal Decomposition with Varying
Chain Lengths and Its Application to Designing Polymer Blends", J.
Polym. Sci., Part B: Polym. Phys., 35, 897-907(1997). 100. Kim, D.-M., and Nauman, E. B., "Non-Terminating Polymerizations in
Continuous Flow Systems", I&EC Research, 36, 1088-1094 (1997). 99. He, D. Q., and Nauman, E. B., "On Spinodal Decomposition of Binary
Polymer Blends Under Shear Flows", Chem. Eng. Sci., 52, 481-496
(1997). 98. He, D.Q., Kwak, S., and Nauman, E.B., "On Phase Equilibria,
Interfacial Tension and Phase Growth in Ternary Polymer Blends", Macromol.
Theory Simul., 5, 801-827 (1996). 97. Kwak, S. and Nauman, E. B., "Spinodal Decomposition of Two
Homopolymers with Their Block Copolymer: A Comparison of
Models", J. Poly. Sci., Part B: Poly. Phys., 34, 1715-1722(1996). 96. Joshi, P., Nigam, K. D. P., and Nauman, E. B. ,"The Kenics Static
Mixer: New Data and Proposed Correlations", Chem. Eng.
J., 59, 265-271(1995). 95. Cavanaugh, T. J. and Nauman, E. B., "The Future of Solvents in the
Polymer Industry", Trends Poly. Sci., 3, 48-52 (1995). 94. Rousar, I., and Nauman, E. B., "A Continuum Analysis of Surface
Tension in Nonequilibrium Systems", Chem. Eng. Commun., 129,
19-28 (1995). 93. Vasishtha, N. and Nauman, E.B., "Hydrodynamic Effects in the Phase
Separation of Binary Polymer Mixtures", Chem. Eng. Commun.,
129, 29-39(1995). 92. Vasishtha, N., He, D. Q., and Nauman, E. B., "Self-Similarity and
Scaling Transitions During Spinodal Decomposition", Comp. Poly.
Sci., 1, 1-6 (1994). 91. Lynch, J. C. and Nauman, E. B., "The Effect of Interfacial Adhesion
on the Izod Impact Strength of Isotactic Polypropylene and
Ethylene-Propylene Copolymer Blends", Polym. Mater. Sci. Eng.,
69, 609-610 (1994). 90. Nauman, E. B. and He, D. Q., "Morphology Predictions for Ternary
Polymer Blends Undergoing Spinodal Decomposition", Polymer, 35, 2243-2256
(1994). 89. Dutta, A., and Nauman, E. B., "Modeling of Matrix Stress Along the
Equatorial Line of a Particulate Composite", J. Matl. Sci. Letters,
13, 465-468 (1994). 88. Srivastava, A.P., and Nauman, E.B., "Kinetics of Solvent Induced
Melting of Semicrystalline Polymers", Polym. Mater. Sci. Eng.,
69, 307-308 (1993). 87. Vasishtha, N. and Nauman, E. B., "Hydrodynamic Effects on the Phase
Separation of Polymer Blends", Polym. Mater. Sci. Eng., 69,
168-169 (1993). 86. Jerry, R. A. and Nauman, E. B., "Comparison of Two Free-Energy
Expressions and Their Implications in Surface Enrichment", Physical
Review E, 48, 1583-1585 (1993). 85. Grocela, T. A., and Nauman, E. B., "A Model for Izod Strength in
Impact Modified Polystyrene", Polymer, 34, 2315-2319 (1993). 84. Nauman, E. B., "Cocontinuity and Percolation in Correlated
Structures", AIChE Symposium Series No.293, 89, 134-142 (1993). 83. Jerry, R. A. and Nauman, E. B., "Phase Transitions in Thin Films of
a Binary Mixture", Physics Letters A, 167, 198-204 (1992). 82. Kim, D.-M. and Nauman, E. B., "Solution Viscosity of Polystyrene at
Conditions Applicable to Commercial Manufacturing Processes", J.
Chem. Eng. Data, 37, 427-432 (1992). 81. Jerry, R. A. and Nauman, E. B., "More Insight into Critical Wetting
in Polymer Blends", J. Chem. Phys., 97, 7829-7830 (1992). 80. Dutta, A. and Nauman, E. B., "Role of Elastomers in the Toughening
of Fiber Reinforced Phenolics", Polym. Mater. Sci. Eng., 67,
482-483(1992). 79. Grocela, T.A. and Nauman, E.B., "Prediction of Izod Strength
in Impact Modified Polystyrene", Polym. Mater. Sci. Eng., , 67,
85-86 1992). 78. Jerry, R. A., and Nauman, E. B., "The Free Energy of a Binary
Mixture Near a Surface with Applications to Surface Enrichment", J.
Colloid Interface Sci., 154,. 122-128 (1992). 77. Ariyapadi, M.V. and Nauman, E.B., "Free Energy of an Inhomogeneous
Polymer-Polymer-Solvent System,. II", J. Poly. Sci., Part
B: Poly. Phys., 30, 535-538 (1992). 76. Ditl, P. and Nauman, E. B., "Off-Bottom Suspension of Thin
Sheets", AIChE J., 38, 959-965 (1992). 75. Mankad, T., and Nauman, E. B., "Effect of Oxygen on Steady State
Product Distribution in Bacillus Polymyxa Fermentations", Biotech.
Bioeng., 40, 413-426 (1992). 74. Mankad, T., and Nauman, E. B., "Modeling of Microbial Growth under
Dual Limitations", Biochem. Eng. J., 48, 9-11 (1992). 73. Furno, J. S. and Nauman, E. B., "An Analysis of the Role of Adhesion
in Composites that Contain Particles", J. Matl. Sci., 27,
1428-1434 (1992). 72. Liu, S. H., and Nauman, E. B., "Effect of Crosslinking Density on
the Toughening Mechanisms of Rubber Modified Theromsets", J. Matl. Sci.,
26, 6581-6590 (1991). 71. Nauman, E. B., "On Residence Time and Trajectory Calculations in
Motionless Mixers", Chem. Eng.J., 47, 141 - 148 (1991). 70. Nauman, E. B., "A Circulation Time Model for Fed-Batch
Reactors", Chem. Eng. J., 47, 149-153 (1991). 69. Nauman, E.B., Rousar, I., and Dutta, A., "On the Ultimate Fineness
of a Dispersion", Chem. Eng. Comm., 105, 61-75 (1991). 68. Rousar, I. and Nauman, E. B., "Spinodal Decomposition with Surface
Tension Driven Flows", Chem. Eng. Comm.,105, 77-87 (1991). 67. Pustelnik, P. and Nauman, E.B., "Contact Time Distributions in a
Large Fluidized Bed", AIChE J., 37,1589-1592 (1991). 66. Furno, J.S. and Nauman, E.B., "A Novel Heat Resistant Blend Produced
by Compositional Quenching: A Thermoplastic Polyimide Impact Modified with
a Fluoroelastomer", Polymer, 32 ,87-94 (1991). 65. Grocela, T. A. and Nauman, E. B., "Interparticle Distances in Impact
Modified Polymers", Comp. Poly. Sci., 1, 123-125 (1991). 64. Ariyapadi, M. V., Nauman, E. B. and Haus, J., "Application of
Discrete Fourier Transforms to a Fourth-Order Diffusion Equation", Computers
Chem. Eng., 14, 1067-1073 (1990). 63. Grocela, T. A. and Nauman, E. B., "Impact Polystyrenes of Novel and
Controlled Morphology", Polym. Mater. Sci. Eng., 63,
488-492(1990). 62. Ariyapadi, M. V. and Nauman, E. B., "Gradient Energy Parameters for
Polymer-Polymer-Solvent Systems and Their Application to Spinodal Decomposition
in True Ternary Systems," J. Poly. Sci., Part B: Poly.
Phys., 28, 2395-2409 (1990). 61. Haughney, H.A. and Nauman, E.B., "A Bioenergetic Model of a Mixed
Product Fermentation", Biotech.Bioeng., 36, 142-148 (1990). 60. Liu, S. H., and Nauman, E. B., "On the Micromechanics of Composites
Containing Spherical Inclusions", J. Matl. Sci., 25, 2071-2076
(1990). 59. Atiqullah, M., and Nauman, E. B., "A Model and Measurement Technique
for Micromixing in Copolymerization Reactors", Chem. Eng. Sci., 45,
1267-1280 (1990). 58. Furno, J. S. and Nauman, E. B., "Impact Modification of a Heat
Resistant Thermoplastic Polyimide with a Fluoroelastomer via Compositional
Quenching", Polym. Mater. Sci. Eng., 61, 388-392 (1989). 57. Winkler, R. E. and Nauman, E. B., "Evidence for Simultaneous
Degradation in the Thermal Polymerization of Styrene at 300C", Polym.
Mater. Sci. Eng., 61, 705-708 (1989). 56. Ariyapadi, M. V. and Nauman, E. B., "Phase Separation in
Polymer-Polymer-Solvent Systems by Spinodal Decomposition", Polym.
Mater. Sci. Eng., 61, 940-944 (1989). 55. Ariyapadi, M. V. and Nauman, E. B., "Free Energy of an Inhomogeneous
Polymer-Polymer-Solvent System", J. Poly. Sci., Part B: Poly.
Phys., 27, 2637-2646 (1989). 54. McLaughlin, H.S., and Nauman, E.B., "On Gelation in Continuous Flow
Polycondensation Reactors", Chem. Eng. J.,42, 187-191 (1989). 53. McLaughlin, H. S. and Nauman, E. B., "An Exact Lumping Technique for
Step Growth Polymerizations", Chem. Eng. Sci., 44, 2157-2164
(1989). 52. Chen, C. C. and Nauman, E. B., "Verification of a Complex, Variable
Viscosity Model for a Tubular Polymerization Reactor", Chem. Eng. Sci.,
44, 179-188 (1989). 51. Mallikarjun, R. and Nauman, E. B., "Optimal Processes for Crystal
Polystyrene", Poly. Plast. Tech. Eng., 28, 137-149 (1989). 50. Nauman, E. B., "A Circulation Time Model for Batch Reactors", Chem.
Eng. J., 40, 101-110 (1988). 49. Nauman, E. B. and Balsara, N. P., "Phase Equilibria and the Landau-Ginzburg
Functional", Fluid Phase Equilibria, 45, 229-250 (1988). 48. McLaughlin, H. S. and Nauman, E. B., "The Course and Rate of
Phenolic Novolak Polycondensations", Polym. Mater. Sci. Eng.,
59, 558-563 (1988). 47.Nauman, E. B., Ariyapadi, M. V., Balsara, N. P., Grocela, T. A., Furno, J.
S., Lui, S. H., and Mallikarjun, R.,"Compositional Quenching: A Process for
Forming Polymer-in-Polymer Microdispersions and Interpenetrating Networks",
Chem. Eng. Commun., 66, 29-55 (1988). 46. Winkler, R. E. and Nauman, E. B., "Inhibition of the Thermal
Polymerization of Styrene by N-Phenyl-N'-Isopropyl-p-Phenylenediamine",
J. Poly. Sci., Part A: Poly. Chem., 26, 2853-2858 (1988). 45. Nauman, E. B. and Balsara, N. P., "Spatially Local Minimizers of the
Landau-Ginzburg Functional", Quart. Appl. Math, XLVI, 375-379
(1988). 44. Balsara, N. P. and Nauman, E. B., "The Entropy of
Inhomogeneous Polymer-Solvent Systems", J. Poly. Sci., Part B:
Poly. Phys., 26, 1077-1086(1988). 43. Haughney, H. A., Dziewulski, D. M., and Nauman, E. B., "On Material
Balance Models and Maintenance Coefficients in CSTR'S With Various Extents of
Biomass Recycle", J. Biotech., 7, 113-130(1988). 42. Balsara, N. P. and Nauman, E. B., "Spinodal Decomposition in
Polymer-Polymer-Solvent Systems Induced by Continuous Solvent Removal",
Polym. Mater. Sci. Eng., 57,637-642 (1987). 41. Dackson, K. and Nauman, E. B., "Fully Developed Flow in Twisted
Tapes: A Model for a Motionless Mixer", Chem. Eng. Commun.,
54, 381-395 (1987). 40. Mallikarjun, R. and Nauman, E. B., "On Optimization in Tubular Reactor
Systems", Chem. Eng. Commun., 50, 93-102 (1987). 39. Bergman, T. S. and Nauman, E. B., "The Flash Devolatilization of
Cocoa Butter", J. Amer. Oil Chem. Soc., 63, 1469-1472 1986). 38. Mallikarjun, R. and Nauman, E. B., "A Staged Multitubular
Process for Crystal Polystyrene", Poly. Proc. Eng., 4, 31-52
(1986). 37. Dziewulski, D. M., Haughney, H. A., Das, K., and Nauman, E. B.,
"Fed-Batch with Biomass Recycle and Batch Production of 2,3-Butanediol from
Glucose by Bacillus Polymyxa", J. Biotech., 4, 171-180
(1986). 36. Nauman, E. B., "Comments on the Intensity Function and Its
Use", I&EC Proc. Des. Dev., 25, 324(1986). 35. Nauman, E. B., Wang, S.-T., Balsara, N., "A Novel Approach to
Polymeric Microdispersions", Polymer, 27,1637-1640 (1986). 34. McLaughlin, H. S., Mallikarjun, R., and Nauman, E. B., "The Effect
of Radial Velocities on Laminar Flow, Tubular Reactor Models", AIChE
J., 32, 419-425 (1986). 33. Nigam, K. D. P. and Nauman, E. B., "Residence Time Distributions of
Power Law Fluids in Motionless Mixers", Can. J.Chem. Eng., 63,
519-521 (1985). 32. Nauman, E. B., "New Results and Old Problems in Residence Time
Theory", I. Chem. E. Symp.Ser. 87, 569-581(1984). 31. Buffham, B. A. and Nauman, E. B., "Residence Time Distributions at
High Recycle Ratios", Chem. Eng. Sci., 39, 841-849 (1984). 30. Nauman, E. B., "On the Bounding Theorem of Micromixing Theory",
Chem. Eng. Sci. 39, 174-176 (1984). 29. Nauman, E. B. and Mallikarjun, R. ,"Optimization in Tubular Reactor
Systems", ACS Symposium Series No.237, 305-322 (1984). 28. Nauman, E. B., and Mallikarjun, R.,"Generalized Boundary
Conditions for the Axial Dispersion Model", Chem.Eng. J., 26,
231-237 (1983) and 31, 61 (1985). 27. Nauman, E. B., "Reactions and Residence Time Distributions in
Motionless Mixers", Can. J. Chem.Eng., 60, 136-140 (1982). 26. Nauman, E.B., "Residence TimeDistributions in Systems Governed by
the Dispersion Equation", Chem.Eng. Sci., 36, 957-966
(1981). 25. Nauman, E. B., "Transient Response Functions and Residence Time
Distributions in Open Systems", AIChE Symp. Ser.No. 202, 77,
87-93 (1981). 24. Nauman, E. B., "Invited Review: Residence Time Distributions
and Micromixing", Chem. Eng.Commun., 8, 53-131 (1981). 23. Nauman, E. B., "Enhancement of Heat Transfer and Thermal
Homogeneity with Motionless Mixers, AIChE J., 25, 246-258 (1979). 22. Nauman, E. B., "The Residence Time Distribution for Laminar Flow in
Helically Coiled Tubes", Chem. Eng.Sci., 32, 287-293 (1977). 21. Nauman, E. B., and Buffham, B. A., "A Note on Residence Time
Distributions in Recycle Systems", Chem.Eng. Sci., 34, 1057-1058
(1977). 20. Nauman, E.B., and Buffham, B.A., "Limiting Forms of the
Residence Time Distribution for Recycle Systems", Chem.Eng. Sci., 32,
1233-1236 (1977). 19. Nauman, E. B., "Nonisothermal Reactors: Theory and Application of
Thermal Time Distributions", Chem. Eng.Sci., 32, 359-367 (1977). 18. Buffham, B. A. and Nauman, E. B., "On the Limiting Form of the
Residence Time Distribution for a Constant Volume Recycle System", Chem.
Eng. Sci., 30, 1519-1524 (1975). 17. Nauman, E.B., "The Droplet Diffusion Model for Micromixing", Chem.
Eng. Sci., 30, 1135-1140 (1975). 16. Nauman, E. B., "Mixing in Polymer Reactors", J.Macromol.
Sci., C10, 75-112 (1974). 15. Nauman, E. B., "Residence Times and Cycle Times in Recycle
Systems", Chem Eng Sci.,29, 1883-1888 (1974). 14. Nauman, E. B. and Carter, K., "A Control System for the Minimization
of Substandard during Product Transitions", I&EC Proc.
Des. Dev., 13, 275-279 (1974). 13. Nauman, E. B., "A Note on Residence Time Distributions in Cyclic
Reactors", Chem. Eng. Sci.,28, 313-315 (1973). 12. Nauman, E. B., Carter, K., and Foster, H.R., Jr., "Digital
Filtering Techniques Applied to Level Control", I.Chem. E. Symp. Ser.
No. 35, 5:51-55(1972). 11. Nauman, E. B., and Szabo, T. T., "Nonselective Fines Destruction in
Recycle Crystallizers", AIChE Symp .Ser. No. 110, 67, 108-115
(1971). 10. Nauman, E. B., "Selective Fines Destruction in Recycle Crystallizers',
AIChE Symp. Ser. No., 110, 67, 116-120 (1971). 9. Nauman, E. B., "Maintenance of Product Quality During Transients in
Stirred Tank Reactors", Chem. Eng. Sci., 25, 1595-1603 (1970). 8. Stokes, R. L. and Nauman, E. B., "Residence Time Distribution
Functions for Stirred Tanks in Series", Can. J. Chem. Eng., 48,
723-725 (1970). 7. Nauman, E. B., "Dynamic Similarity in Continuous Stirred Tank
Reactors", I&EC Fund., 9, 517-518 (1970). 6. Nauman, E. B., "Residence Time Distribution Theory for Unsteady
Stirred Tank Reactors", Chem. Eng. Sci, 24,1461-1470 (1969). 5. Szabo, T. T. and Nauman, E. B., "Copolymerization and
Terpolymerization in Continuous Nonideal Reactors", AIChE J., 15,
575-580 (1969). 4. Nauman, E. B., and Collinge,C. N., "The Theory of Contact Time
Distributions in Gas Fluidized Beds", Chem. Eng Sci., 23,
1309-1316 (1968). 3. Nauman, E. B., and Collinge,C. N., "Measurement of Contact Time
Distributions in Gas Fluidized Beds", Chem. Eng. Sci, 23,
1317-1326 (1968). 2. Szabo, T. T., Nauman, E. B., and Blanks, R. F., "Predict Terpolymer
Equilibria Data", Hydro. Proc., 45, 215-217(1966). 1. Stansbury, E. E., Nauman, E. B., and
Brooks,C.R., "Modified Dauphines Thermocouple Comparator Circuit for
Adiabatic Calorimetry", Rev. Sci. Instr., 36, 480-483
(1965).
5. Nauman, E. B., Chemical Reactor Design, Optimization
and Scaleup, Second Edition, Wiley, New Jersey, 2008. 4. Nauman, E. B., Chemical Reactor Design, Optimization
and Scaleup, McGraw-Hill, NewYork, 2002. 3. Nauman, E. B., Introductory Systems Analysis for
Process Engineers, Butterworths, Boston, 1990 2. Nauman, E. B., Chemical Reactor Design, Wiley,
New Jersey, 1987. 1. Nauman, E. B., and Buffham, B.A., Mixing in Continuous
Flow Systems, Wiley, New Jersey, 1983. 16. Nauman, E. B., "Bulk and Solution Polymerization Reactors,"Concise Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Engineering,, Wiley, New Jersey,
2006. 15. Nauman, E. B., "Scaleup of Polymerization Processes,"Polymer Reaction Engineering Handbook,, Wiley-VCH, Germany,
2005. 14. Nauman, E. B., "Residence Time
Distributions," Chapter 1 in Handbook of Industrial Mixing, Wiley, New Jersey,
2004. Selected by the Association of American Publishers as the best engineering book in 2004. 13. Nauman, E. B., "Flash Devolatilization", Encyclopedia
of Polymer Science and Engineering, Wiley, New Jersey, 2002. 12.
Nauman, E. B.
"Bulk and Solution Polymerizations, Reactor Design", Encyclopedia of Polymer
Science and Engineering, Wiley, New York, 2002. 11. Nauman, E.B. and Cavanaugh, T.J.,"The Future of
Solvents in the Manufacture of Polymers", Chapter 18 in Polymer Devolitization,
R. Albalak, Editor, Marcel Dekker,New York, 1996. 10. Nauman, E.B., "Polymerization Reactor Design",
Chapter 4 in Polymer Reactor Engineering,
C. McGreavy, Editor, Blackie, London,
1994. 9. McGreavy, C. and Nauman, E.B., "Some More General
Process Design Considerations", Chapter 6 in , Polymer Reactor Engineering,
C. McGreavy, Editor, Blackie, London, 1994. 8. Nauman, E. B. and Clark, M. M., "Residence Time
Distribution", Chapter 4 in Mixing in Coagulation and Flocculation, A.
Aritharajan, Editor, American Water Works Association Research Foundation, Denver, 1991. 7. Ariyapadi, M. V., Nauman, E. B., and Haus, J. W.,
"Spinodal Decomposition in Polymer-PolymerSystems", Chapter 27 in Computer
Simulation of Polymers, R.J. Roe, Editor, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ,
1991. 6. Nauman, E. B., "Flash Devolatilization", Encyclopedia
of Polymer Science and Engineering, Supplement Volume, 317-323, Wiley, New York,
1989. 5. Nauman, E. B., "An Overview of Biochemical
Engineering", Chapter 1 in Advanced Biochemical Engineering, H.
Bungay and G.Belfort, Editors, Wiley, New York, 1987. 4. Nauman, E. B., "Bulk Polymerization",
Encyclopedia of PolymerScience and Engineering, 2, 500-514, Wiley, New
York, 1985. 3. Nauman, E. B., "Flow Patterns and Residence
TimeDistributions", Chapter 8 in Scaleup in the Chemical Process
Industries, A. Bisioand R. Kabel, Wiley, New York, 1985. 2. Nauman, E. B., "Laminar Flow Processes", Chapter
11 in Scaleup in the Chemical Process Industries, A. Bisio and R. Kabel,
Editors, Wiley, New York, 1985. 1. Nauman, E. B., "Synthesis and Reactor Design",
Chapter 10 in Plastic Polymers Science and Technology, M.D.Bajal, Editor,
Wiley-Interscience, New York,1982. 6. Nauman, E. B., Lynch, J. C.,"Polymer Recycling by
Selective Dissolution", U.S. Patent No. 5,198,471, March 30, 1993; U.S. Patent No.
5,278,282, January 11, 1994; Philippines Patent No. 28092;European Patent No. EP0491836
(Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, United Kingdom).
5. Furno, J. S., and Nauman, E. B., "Impact Modification
of a Heat Resistant Thermoplastic Polyimide", U.S. Patent No.4,987,188, Jan. 22,
1991. 4. Nauman, E. B., "Co-continuous Dispersions of
Incompatible Polymers in Polymer Matrices", U.S. Patent No.4,666,961, May 19,1987. 3. Nauman, E. B., "Fine Particle Dispersions of
Incompatible Polymer in Polymer Matrices, U.S.Patent No. 4,594,371, June 10, 1986;
Canadian Patent No. 1,262,195, Oct. 3, 1989; Australian Patent No. 576637. 2. Nauman, E. B., Szabo, T. T., Klosek, F. P., and Kaufman,
S., "Devolatilizing Polymers", Brit. Pat. No.1,319,083, May31, 1973. 1. Nauman, E. B., Szabo, T. T., Klosek, F. P., and Kaufman,
S., "Devolatilization of Liquid Polymer Compositions", U.S.Patent No. 3,668,161,
June 6, 1972.
30. Nauman, E. B. and Nigam, A., “Mixing, Flow and Chemical Reaction of Partially Miscible Components in Micro-Scale Channels,” Proc. 12th European Conf. Mixing, Bologna, Italy (2006).
29. Nigam, Ashish; Nauman, E. B. “Two-phase flow of partially miscible components in submicron channels”. World Congress of Chemical Engineering, 7th, Glasgow, United Kingdom, July 10-14, 2005.
28. Nauman, E. B. and Nigam, A., “Mixing in sub-micron ducts”, Proc. 11th European Conf. Mixing, 261-268 (2003).
27. Timothy J., II, Nauman, E. B. and Dordick, J. S., “Bioactive polymer composites for drug delivery and tissue engineering”. Annual Meeting Archive - American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Indianapolis, IN, Nov. 3-8, 2002.
26. Brown, M., Nauman, E. B., “A novel method for making nanoparticle-in-polymer composites using compositional quenching”, Annual Meeting Archive - American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Indianapolis, IN, Nov. 3-8, 2002.
25. Kosto, Timothy J., II and Nauman, E. B., “Controlled release models based on density-functional theory”, Annual Meeting Archive - American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Indianapolis, IN, Nov. 3-8, 2002.
24. E. B. Nauman and Mary Hongying Cheng, “Non-Linear Diffusion
with Concentration-Driven Flows in Miscible Systems,” International Workshop on
Miscible Interfaces, Ecole Supérieure de Physique et de Chimie Industrielles
(ESPCI), Paris, France, July 2 , 2001. 23. Nauman, E. B., "Progress Toward theSystematic Design
of Polymer Blends", Proceedings of the GoldenJ ubilee Congress of the Indian
Institute of Chemical Engineers, Vol. 2, 804-823(1997). 22. Cavanaugh, T., Russo, A. P., and Nauman, E. B.,
"Designing Polymer Blends", ChemTech, 26, 32-37(1996). 21. Matsuda, M., Asada, S., Webber, K., Lynch, J. C.,and
Nauman, E.B., "Application of Selective Dissolution to the Recycling
of Commingled Automotive Plastics", Paper 94-1023,
Society of Automotive Engineers, Detroit, March 2, 1994. 20. Battle, K. E., Moore, A. P., Lynch, J. C., and Nauman, E.
B., "Plastics Recycling by Selective Dissolution", Paper presented at the 1992
Petrochemical Review, sponsored by DeWitt & Co., Houston, March 26, 1992. 19. Nauman, E. B., and Lynch, J. C.,"Mixed Plastics
Recycling: The Cutting Edge", Proc. Third Annual Recycling Conference,
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Rochester, NY, November 13, 1991.
18. Nauman, E. B., "Bulk Polymerization", Concise
Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Engineering, pp. 93-95, Wiley,
NewYork,
1990. 17. Nauman, E. B., "Flash Devolatilization",
Concise Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Engineering, pp. 408-409, Wiley, New
York, 1990. 16. Lynch, J. C., and Nauman, E. B., "Separation of
Commingled Plastics by Selective Dissolution", Proc. SPE-RETEC, Charlotte,
NC, October 30,1989. 15. Ariyapadi, M. V., Haus, J., and Nauman, E. B.,
"Spinodal Decomposition in Polymer-Polymer Systems: A Two Dimensional Computer
Simulation", Polymer Preprints,30, 92-93 (1989). 14. Lynch, J. C., and Nauman, E. B., "Recycling of
Commingled Plastics via Selective Dissolution", Proc. 10th Intl.Coextrusion Conf.,
99-110, 1989. 13. Furno, J. S., and Nauman, E. B.,"Fluoroelastomer
Impact Modification of Polyimides byCompositional Quenching", Pacific Polymer
Preprints,1, 551-552 (1989). 12. Nauman, E. B., "Comments on Residence Time
Distribution of a Power-Law Fluid in Kenics State Mixers", Letter to the Editors, Chem.
Eng. Sci., 44, 1597 (1989). 11. Nauman, E. B., A. W. Etchells, III and G. B.Tatterson,
"Mixing: The State of the Art ", Chem. Eng.Prog., 84, No.5, 58-69 (May
1988). 10. Nauman, E. B., Reviews of Fluid Mixing Technology
by J. Y. Oldshue, McGraw-Hill, 1983 and Mixing in the Process Industries
by N. Harnby, M. F. Edwards, and A. W. Nienow, Butterworths, 1985, AIChE J., 32,
1403 (1986). 9. Nauman, E. B., "Fermentation Strategy for Specialty
Chemicals", Proceedings Bio Expo'86,599-606, Butterworths, Boston, 1986. 8. Nauman, E. B., Dadyburjor, D. B.,Bischoff, K., Butt, J. B.,
Weekman, V. W., Jr., "Report on Engineering Foundation Conference on Chemical
Reaction Engineering", Chem.Eng. Commun., 33, 365-369 (1985). 7. Nauman, E. B., Review of Numerical Solution of Partial
Differential Equations by L. Lapidus and G.F. Pinder,Wiley, 1982, Chem. Eng. J.,
25, 223(1983). 6. Nauman, E. B., "Diffusion, Dispersion, and Open
Systems" and "Recent Developments in Residence TimeTheory", two abstracts
in Residence Time Distribution Theory in Chemical Engineering, A.
Petho and R.D. Noble, Editors, Verlag Chemie GmbH, D-6940 Weinheim,Germany, 1982. 5. Nauman, E. B., "How to Calculate the Cash Value of
Advanced Degrees", Chem. Eng. 89, 81-83, Nov. 29, 1982. 4. Walton, R. K., McKenna, L. A. and Nauman, E. B.,
"Aromatic Polysulfone Plastics, Ten Years Later", Proc. SPE-RETEC,
Marietta, OH, 136-144 (1976). 3. Nauman, E. B., Review of Theory of Particulate
Processes by A. D. Randolph and M. A. Larson, Academic Press,1971, AIChE J., 18,
670 (1972). 2. Nauman, E.B., and Szabo, T.T.,"Fines Destruction in
Recycle Crystallizers, Part I - The Non-Selective Fines Trap", Proceedings of the
AIChE 62nd Annual Meeting, Nov. 16-20, 1969. 1. Nauman, E. B., and Szabo, T.T.,"Fines Destruction in
Recycle Crystallizers, Part II - The Selective Fines Trap", Proceedings of
the AIChE 62nd Annual Meeting, Nov. 16-20, 1969.
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