This book emphasizes the relationship between the microscopic structure of gels and their macroscopic behaviour. Deals with organic polymeric gels, focusing on experimental methods which have only recently been introduced to study both reversible and irreversible gels. It introduce the reader with to theory and practice of physics as applied to the study of characteristics of polymeric gels and offers several clearly described basic approaches to experimental investigations into gel properties. An outstanding resource on experimental advances and modern interpretations of polymeric gel properties written by prominent experts in the field.
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This book emphasizes the relationship between the microscopic structure of gels and their macroscopic behaviour. Deals with organic polymeric gels, focusing on experimental methods which have only recently been introduced to study both reversible and irreversible gels. It introduce the reader with to theory and practice of physics as applied to the study of characteristics of polymeric gels and offers several clearly described basic approaches to experimental investigations into gel properties. An outstanding resource on experimental advances and modern interpretations of polymeric gel properties written by prominent experts in the field.
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In extremely dilute polymer solutions, different macromolecules do not overlap and their physical properties may be considered as single chain properties. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
idealized gels, quenched fluctuations, network chain segments, osmotic bulk modulus, scattering vector amplitude, abnormal butterfly patterns, crosslinking heterogeneities, gelation variable, quenched heterogeneities, frozen blobs, mass distribution law, same polymer concentration, larger correlation distance, network inhomogeneities, gelation threshold, stretched gels, concentration polydispersity, labelled chains, hyperscaling law, neutral gels, crosslinking density, reaction bath, configurational fluctuations, thermal blobs, mass distribution curve Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Cohen Addad, New York, Physique Lett, Louis Pasteur, Plenum Press, American Chemical Society, Cornell University Press, John Wiley, Principles of Polymer Chemistry, Sons Ltd, Clarendon Press, Europhysics Letters, Molecular Basis of Polymer Networks, Absorbent Polymer Technology, Academic Press, Colloid Polym, Dense Systems, Monte Carlo, Physics of Finely Divided Matter, Polymer Motions, Using Eqs New!
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In extremely dilute polymer solutions, different macromolecules do not overlap and their physical properties may be considered as single chain properties. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
idealized gels, quenched fluctuations, network chain segments, osmotic bulk modulus, scattering vector amplitude, abnormal butterfly patterns, crosslinking heterogeneities, gelation variable, quenched heterogeneities, frozen blobs, mass distribution law, same polymer concentration, larger correlation distance, network inhomogeneities, gelation threshold, stretched gels, concentration polydispersity, labelled chains, hyperscaling law, neutral gels, crosslinking density, reaction bath, configurational fluctuations, thermal blobs, mass distribution curve Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Cohen Addad, New York, Physique Lett, Louis Pasteur, Plenum Press, American Chemical Society, Cornell University Press, John Wiley, Principles of Polymer Chemistry, Sons Ltd, Clarendon Press, Europhysics Letters, Molecular Basis of Polymer Networks, Absorbent Polymer Technology, Academic Press, Colloid Polym, Dense Systems, Monte Carlo, Physics of Finely Divided Matter, Polymer Motions, Using Eqs New!
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- Principles of Polymer Chemistry (The George Fisher Baker Non-Resident Lectureship in Chemistry at Cornell University) by Paul J. Flory on 5 pages
- Scaling Concepts in Polymer Physics by Pierre-Giles Gennes on page 17, page 86, and page 291
- The Theory of Polymer Dynamics (International Series of Monographs on Physics) by M. Doi on page 17, and page 291
- Biological and Synthetic Polymer Networks by O. Kramer on page 290, and page 294
- Introduction To Percolation Theory by Dietrich Stauffer on page 142, and page 294
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- Volume 2, The Wiley Polymer Networks Group Review by B. T. Stokke on page 13, and page 342
- Structure and Properties of Multiphase Polymeric Materials (Plastics Engineering) by Takeo Araki on page 227
- Polymer Gels and Networks by Yoshihito Osada on page 161
- The Wiley Polymer Networks Group Review, Chemical and Physical Networks: Formation and Control of Properties (Volume 1) by K. te Nijenhuis on page 443
- Structures and Dynamics of Asphaltenes by Oliver C. Mullins on page 201
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