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Polymer Chemistry (Properties and Application) || Polymer Chemistry

โœ Scribed by Peacock, Andrew J.; Calhoun, Allison


Book ID
126701357
Publisher
Carl Hanser Verlag GmbH & Co. KG
Year
2006
Tongue
German
Weight
110 KB
Category
Article
ISBN
3446433430

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โœฆ Synopsis


This Book Provides A Comprehensive Introduction To The Study Of Polymers. Special Emphasis Is Given To The Characteristics That Set Polymers Apart From Small Molecules, As Studied In Classic Chemistry Courses. The Various Branches Of Polymer Science Are Introduced And Discussed In A Systematic Manner, Starting From Basic Chemical Structures, Continuing Through Supermolecular Organization And Physical Properties. Specific Examples Are Used Throughout To Illustrate How End Usage Relates To The Principles Under Discussion. A Series Of Chapters Is Devoted To Case Studies Describing The Principal Classes Of Synthetic Polymers. Content Includes: - Polymerization - Characterization Of Polymers - Rheological Description Of Polymer Melts - Structural Development - Properties - Compounding And Extrusion Processes - Molding Processes - Additional Methods Of Manufacture - Commodity Polymers - Engineering Thermoplastics - Neat Stuff


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