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This book explains things.,
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This review is from: Giant Molecules: Here, There, and Everywhere (Hardcover)
I am a physics professor working on semiconductor materials. Polymer is not my area, but they always attracts me a lot.
I can't believe this great book hasn't been reviewed yet. Yes, it is written by two Russian scientists. But who said Russians can only write rigorous math books? This book is not a monograph but for everyone interested in polymer physics, material or popular science. It explains a lot of phenomena in a clear, consise and humours language. There is a little math, not hard at all. Freshmen level calculus would be sufficient to understand the book. In fact, all through the book, the authors were showing the interactions between different factors. These factors are the reason that polymers have so many tantalizing and sometimes contradicting properties. To explain those, math is necessary. The movies included in the accompanied CD are great, think about how much work is put on making them! |
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Giant Molecules: Here, There, and Everywhere by A. I?U?. Grosberg (Hardcover - May 26, 1997)
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