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1. B. Keszler, J.P. Kennedy, Akron, OH, USA Synthesis of High Molecular Weight Poly (Beta-Pinene) 2. Y. Chujo, T. Saegusa, Kyoto, Japan OrganicPolymer Hybrids with Silica Gel by Means of the Sol-Gel Method 3. A. Halperin, Mainz, FRG, M. Tirrell, T.P. Lodge, Minnea- polis, MN, USA Tethered Chains in Polymer Microstructures 4. T.Q. Nguyen, H.-H. Kausch, Lausanne, CH Mechanochemical Degradation in Transient Elongational Flow 5. P. Corradini, G. Guerra, Naples, Italy Polymorphism in Polymers 6. K.A. Armitstead, G. Goldbeck-Wood, A. Keller, Bristol, UK Review of Polymer Crystallization Theories 7. M. Fischer, Fribourg, CH Properties and Failure of Polymers with Tailored Distances between Crosslinks 8. M. Stamm, Mainz, FRG Polymer Interfaces on a Molecular Scale: Comparison of Techniques and Some Examples
This book investigates the synthesis, order, and advanced properties of macromolecules through a collection of research contributions. It presents studies on the synthesis of high molecular weight polymers, organic-polymer hybrids, and the behavior of tethered chains in polymer microstructures. The work also delves into mechanochemical degradation, polymorphism, polymer crystallization theories, and the properties and failure of polymers with tailored crosslink densities, concluding with an examination of polymer interfaces on a molecular scale.
This collection of research papers offers a detailed look into various facets of macromolecular science. The contributions cover fundamental synthesis techniques, structural ordering, and the performance characteristics of polymers under different conditions. The scope ranges from theoretical reviews of crystallization to experimental investigations of degradation and interfacial properties, suggesting a resource for specialists in the field.
Page Count:
422
Publication Date:
2014-04-17
Publisher:
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
ISBN-10:
3662149958
ISBN-13:
9783662149959
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