Polymers in Industry from A to Z: A Concise EncyclopediaWe are surrounded by polymers: Whether it's to prepare a meal, use computer keyboards and mousepads, or step onto a new playground, you'll encounter a plastic product made of polymers. Owing to the extraordinary range of properties accessible in polymeric materials, they play an essential and ubiquitous role in everyday life - from plastics and elastomers on the one hand to natural biopolymers such as DNA and proteins that are essential for life on the other. This desktop and library reference book provides a comprehensive yet concise overview of the materials, manufacture, structure and architecture, properties, processing, and applications of withing the field of polymers. The book offers a unique mix of theory and application, the essential personal reference for anyone studying or working within the field of polymers. |
Contents
M | 191 |
SagSyntactic Foam | 277 |
Ubbelohde Viscometer UV Stabilizer | 318 |
V | 326 |
W Wall SlipWork of Adhesion | 335 |
Y Y Calibration Factor Youngs Modulus | 343 |
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acid acrylate additive adhesives agent behaviour blends bonds carbon cavity cellulose characteristics chemical coating component composites compounds compression containing copolymer crack cross-linked crystals curing curve deformations degradation denote density diagram dielectric Dynamic mechanical elastic elastomers electron energy epoxy resins equation extruder fibres filler film flow foams formation fracture Fracture mechanics glass transition glass transition temperature gradient groups heat increase injection moulding KGaA known layers linear liquid load Mascia matrix measure mechanical melting point miscible mixer mixtures molecular weight molecules monomer obtained oxide parameter particles phenolic plasticizer poly poly(vinyl polyamides polyesters polyethylene polymer chains polymer melts polymerization polystyrene pressure produce properties ratio reactions resistance resulting rheometer rubber screw shear rate shear stress shown solvent Source specimen stability strain strength structure surface takes place tensile term thermal thermoplastic thermoplastic elastomers thermosetting tion typical velocity viscoelastic viscosity Wiley-VCH Verlag Young's modulus