A comprehensive and critical review of the science of fiber formation, for those interested in polymer deformation, orientation and structure development. Includes a thorough discussion of the structure and properties of most types of polymeric fibers and the different routes to fiber formation. DLC: Textile fibers--Synthetic.
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The formation of polymeric fibers through human invention (rather than natural processes) was achieved decades before the molecular structure of polymers was understood. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
noncrystalline orientation, situ composite fibers, spinline dynamics, coagulation bath concentration, maximum attainable draw ratio, monomolecular crystals, constant force drawing, surface growth technique, spinline stress, total void area, intercrystallite regions, crystallite network, threadline tension, maximum drawability, common working model, electrospinning process, higher molecular orientation, entanglement slippage, fibril nuclei, initial polymer concentration, area reduction ratio, kink hands, apolar polymers, copolyester fibers, draw temperature Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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The formation of polymeric fibers through human invention (rather than natural processes) was achieved decades before the molecular structure of polymers was understood. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
noncrystalline orientation, situ composite fibers, spinline dynamics, coagulation bath concentration, maximum attainable draw ratio, monomolecular crystals, constant force drawing, surface growth technique, spinline stress, total void area, intercrystallite regions, crystallite network, threadline tension, maximum drawability, common working model, electrospinning process, higher molecular orientation, entanglement slippage, fibril nuclei, initial polymer concentration, area reduction ratio, kink hands, apolar polymers, copolyester fibers, draw temperature Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Speed Fiber, Synthetic Metals, Ness York, Academic Press, Draw-Induced Structure Development, Marcel Dekker, North Carolina State University, Ultra-Drawing of Polyethylene, American Chemical Society, Sen-i Gukkuishi, University of Akron, New Jersey, Text Res, Akzo Nobel, Clarendon Press, Faraday Soc, Fiber Draw Ratio Figure, Hauser Publishers, Polymer Sci, Sanjeeva Murthy, Sen-i Gakkaishi, The Textile Institute, University of Pennsylvania New!
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- Strong Fibres (Handbook of Composites, Vol 1) (v. 1) by W. Watt on page 357
- Strong Solids (Monographs on the Physics and Chemistry of Materials) by A. Kelly on page 395
- The Physics of Liquid Crystals (International Series of Monographs on Physics) by P. G. de Gennes on page 37
- Polymer Blends by Leszek A. Utracki on page 422
- Chemistry & Physics of Carbon: Volume 27 (Chemistry and Physics of Carbon) by Ljubisa R. Radovic on page 357
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- Polyolefins: Processing, Structure Development, And Properties by James Lindsay White on page 179, and page 180
- Modification and Blending of Synthetic and Natural Macromolecules: Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute on Modification and Blending of ... II: Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry) by Francesco Ciardelli on page 217
- Modification and Blending of Synthetic and Natural Macromolecules: Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute on Modification and Blending of ... II: Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry) by Francesco Ciardelli on page 217
- Polymer Crystallization: The Development of Crystalline Order in Thermoplastic Polymers (American Chemical Society Publication) by Jerome Schultz in Back Matter
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