Large numbers of chemical engineers work with polymerization reactions and the problems and the challenges particular to the production of polymers. These problems have no counterparts in small-molecule reactions, and thus usually are neglected in standard reactor courses. This book provides a clearly written, comprehensive textbook on polymerization reactor engineering, appropriate for senior-level undergraduate and 1st- and 2nd-year graduate students. It focuses on polymer structure and structure-property relationships conditions that can play a role in dictating stucture.
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Large numbers of chemical engineers work with polymerization reactions and the problems and the challenges particular to the production of polymers. These problems have no counterparts in small-molecule reactions, and thus usually are neglected in standard reactor courses.
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Why should we devote a text to aspects of reactors for polymerization in particular? Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
ideal anionic polymerization, chain generating function, initiator depletion, postgel regime, stepwise polymers, equal reactivity assumption, step homopolymerization, nonlinear polymerizations, laminar flow tubular reactor, monomer depletion, elastic junctions, drift dispersion, unbalanced stoichiometry, chain length distribution, radical desorption, stepwise polymerization, stoichiometric imbalance, unequal reactivity, penultimate model, penultimate effects, polymerization occurring, sequence length distribution, monomer droplets, chain growth polymerization, dead chains Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Academic Press, Faraday Soc, Principles of Polymerization, Theory Simulations, Colloid Interface Sci, Polymer Reaction Engineering, American Chemical Society, Cornell University Press, Pergamon Press, Polymer Colloids, Principles of Polymer Systems, Rubber Chem, University of Minnesota, Comprehensive Chemical Kinetics, Free Radical Polymerisation, Principles of Polymer Chemistry, United States, After Odian, Comparison of Batch, Elsevier Applied Science, Faraday Trans, John Wiley, Oxford University Press, Plenum Press New!
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Why should we devote a text to aspects of reactors for polymerization in particular? Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
ideal anionic polymerization, chain generating function, initiator depletion, postgel regime, stepwise polymers, equal reactivity assumption, step homopolymerization, nonlinear polymerizations, laminar flow tubular reactor, monomer depletion, elastic junctions, drift dispersion, unbalanced stoichiometry, chain length distribution, radical desorption, stepwise polymerization, stoichiometric imbalance, unequal reactivity, penultimate model, penultimate effects, polymerization occurring, sequence length distribution, monomer droplets, chain growth polymerization, dead chains Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Academic Press, Faraday Soc, Principles of Polymerization, Theory Simulations, Colloid Interface Sci, Polymer Reaction Engineering, American Chemical Society, Cornell University Press, Pergamon Press, Polymer Colloids, Principles of Polymer Systems, Rubber Chem, University of Minnesota, Comprehensive Chemical Kinetics, Free Radical Polymerisation, Principles of Polymer Chemistry, United States, After Odian, Comparison of Batch, Elsevier Applied Science, Faraday Trans, John Wiley, Oxford University Press, Plenum Press New!
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- Principles of Polymerization by George Odian on 8 pages
- Principles of Polymer Systems by Ferdinand Rodriguez on 5 pages
- Principles of Polymer Systems (Fourth Edition) by Claude Cohen on 5 pages
- Principles of Polymer Chemistry (George Fisher Baker Non-Resident Lec) by Paul J. Flory on 4 pages
- Organic Chemistry by Wiley on page 36, page 101, and page 159
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- Polymer Yearbook 15 (No. 15) by Richard A. Pethrick in Back Matter
- Numerical Methods for Chemical Engineering: Applications in MATLAB by Kenneth J. Beers in Back Matter
- The Colloidal Domain: Where Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Technology Meet (Advances in Interfacial Engineering) by D. Fennell Evans in Front Matter
- Macromolecular Symposia, No. 200: Functional Networks and Gels by Erik Geissler on page 281
- Fundamentals of Interfacial Engineering (Advances in Interfacial Engineering Series) by Robert J. Stokes in Front Matter
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