Designed as a text/reference for both physical polymer and biophysical chemistry, integrating the two into macromolecular physical chemistry. Covers basic ideas and issues regarding the physical chemistry of macromolecules including molecular structure, physical properties and modern experimental techniques. References and homework problems are given at each chapter's end. Contains over 200 illustrations.
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"...a useful addition to the libraries of scientists, researchers, and engineers working in this field...could also serve as an undergraduate text in a polymers or chemistry program." (Materials and Manufacturing Processes, August 2006)
"...a modern overview of polymer physical chemistry...a valuable addition to any polymer scientist's library, and it is hard to imagine anyone not getting a lot of useful information and inspiration from reading it." (Polymer News)
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Designed as a text/reference for both physical polymer and biophysical chemistry, integrating the two into macromolecular physical chemistry. Covers basic ideas and issues regarding the physical chemistry of macromolecules including molecular structure, physical properties and modern experimental techniques. References and homework problems are given at each chapter's end. Contains over 200 illustrations.
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Macromolecules are closely related to colloids, and historically the two are almost inseparable. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
biological polymers, semidilute solution, coordination polymerization, rotational strength, zone spreading, ionic atmosphere, rotational diffusion coefficient, rotatory dispersion, lyotropic liquid crystals, renormalization group theory, partial specific volume, carrier ampholytes, frictional coefficient, nematic phase, excluded volume effect, rubber elasticity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, John Wiley, Second Edition, Academic Press, Cornell University Press, Principles of Polymer Chemistry, Faraday Soc, London Ser, Oxford University Press, Protein Chem, San Francisco, C-Terminal Domain, Cambridge University Press, Elsevier Science Publishers, Methods Enzymol, Methods Exp, Monte Carlo, Van Deemter, Van Hove New!
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Macromolecules are closely related to colloids, and historically the two are almost inseparable. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
biological polymers, semidilute solution, coordination polymerization, rotational strength, zone spreading, ionic atmosphere, rotational diffusion coefficient, rotatory dispersion, lyotropic liquid crystals, renormalization group theory, partial specific volume, carrier ampholytes, frictional coefficient, nematic phase, excluded volume effect, rubber elasticity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, John Wiley, Second Edition, Academic Press, Cornell University Press, Principles of Polymer Chemistry, Faraday Soc, London Ser, Oxford University Press, Protein Chem, San Francisco, C-Terminal Domain, Cambridge University Press, Elsevier Science Publishers, Methods Enzymol, Methods Exp, Monte Carlo, Van Deemter, Van Hove New!
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- Principles of Polymer Chemistry (George Fisher Baker Non-Resident Lec) by Paul J. Flory on 6 pages
- Scaling Concepts in Polymer Physics by Pierre Gilles De Gennes on page 123, and page 4
- An Introduction to Statistical Thermodynamics (Dover Books on Physics) by Terrell L. Hill on page 163, and page 4
- Physical Chemistry: 18 by Annual Review on page 52, and page 67
- Polymer chemistry by Bruno Vollmert on page 50, and page 345
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- Engineering Applications of Noncommutative Harmonic Analysis: With Emphasis on Rotation and Motion Groups by Gregory S. Chirikjian on page 577
- Textile Processing with Enzymes by A. Cavaco-Paulo on page 156
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