This text deals with the key physical techniques that determine the characteristics that lead to the vast range of properties associated with polymers and polymer-based materials. It provides an introduction to the physical principles behind the techniques, without becoming deeply theoretical. Topics covered include molecular weight determination, molecular and structural characterization by spectroscopic techniques, morphology and structural characterization by microscopy, and thermal analysis. Although the text is aimed primarily at the undergraduate level, it will also be of value to industrial scientists and technologists who require details of polymer characterization and its techniques.
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There are many reasons why it is necessary to characterize a polymeric material. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
different tactic forms, totally amorphous sample, fractional crystallinity, double beam optics, configurational sequences, moulded bar, semicrystalline sample, smectic form, relative retardation, stress optical coefficient, radical decay, polymer specimens, molecular extension, polyethylene crystals, characterizing polymers, monomer sequences, artefact production, high energy irradiation, orientation birefringence, atomic number contrast, fibre axis, chain end groups, objective aperture, polymer studies, diffraction contrast Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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There are many reasons why it is necessary to characterize a polymeric material. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
different tactic forms, totally amorphous sample, fractional crystallinity, double beam optics, configurational sequences, moulded bar, semicrystalline sample, smectic form, relative retardation, stress optical coefficient, radical decay, polymer specimens, molecular extension, polyethylene crystals, characterizing polymers, monomer sequences, artefact production, high energy irradiation, orientation birefringence, atomic number contrast, fibre axis, chain end groups, objective aperture, polymer studies, diffraction contrast Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Elsevier Applied Science, Oxford University Press, Technology Ltd, Time Fig, Analysis of Polymer Systems New!
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- Polymer Microscopy by L.C. Sawyer on page 291, page 325, and page 451
- Textbook of Polymer Science by Fred W. Billmeyer Jr. on page 14, page 49, and page 451
- Introduction to Polymers, 2nd Edition by Robert J. Young on page 14, and page 451
- Structure of Crystalline Polymers by I. H. Hall on page 291, and page 436
- Analysis of Polymer Systems by L. S. Bark on page 49, and page 107
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- Techniques for Polymer Organisation and Morphology Characterisation by R. A. Pethrick on page 33, and page 34
- Structure and Rheology of Molten Polymers by John Dealy on page 55, and page 56
- Polymer Analysis (Analytical Techniques in the Sciences (AnTs) *) by Barbara H. Stuart on page 264
- An Introduction to Plastics by Hans-Georg Elias on page 29
- Product Design and Testing of Polymeric Materials by Louise Ferrante on page 312
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