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Learn about the molecular weight, degree of polymerization, crystallinity, and other physical properties of polymers. This chapter from Biosurfaces: A Materials Science and Engineering Perspective covers the basics of polymer characterization and behavior.
Extends coverage of critical topics such as electrical and magnetic properties, rheological properties of polymer melts, and environmental behavior and failure. Discusses liquid crystalline polymers across chapters 6, 15, and 16 for greater breadth and depth of coverage.
Physical Properties of Polymers Handbook Second Edition Edited by James E. Mark Polymer Research Center and Department of Chemistry University of Cincinnati
PROPERTIES OF POLYMERS. THEIR CORRELATION WITH CHEMICAL. STRUCTURE; THEIR NUMERICAL. ESTIMATION AND PREDICTION FROM. ADDITIVE GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS. Fourth, completely revised edition. D. W. VAN KREVELENf. Professor-Emeritus, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands.
The third edition of Physical Properties of Polymers provides enough core material for a one-semester survey course at the advanced undergraduate or graduate level. Professor James E. Mark is a consultative editor for the Cambridge polymer science list.
Numerous factors affect various mechanical properties of polymers, in cluding molecular weight, processing, extent and distribution of crystallinity, composition of polymer, and use temperature.
associated properties of polymeric materials.The contents of the book have been conveniently divided into two general parts, ‘Physical States of Polymers’ and ‘Characterization Techniques’.Written by seven of the leading figures in the polymer science community, this third edition has been thoroughly updated and expanded.As
