The 75th Anniversary Celebration of the Division of Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering of the American Chemical Society , in 1999 sparked this third edition of Applied Polymer Science with emphasis on the developments of the last few years and a serious look at the challenges and expectations of the 21st Century.
This book is divided into six sections, each with an Associate Editor responsible for the contents with the group of Associate Editors acting as a board to interweave and interconnect various topics and to insure complete coverage. These areas represent both traditional areas and emerging areas, but always with coverage that is timely. The areas and associated chapters represent vistas where PMSE and its members have made and are continuing to make vital contributions. The authors are leaders in their fields and have graciously donated their efforts to encourage the scientists of the next 75 years to further contribute to the well being of the society in which we all live.
Synthesis, characterization, and application are three of the legs that hold up a steady table. The fourth is creativity. Each of the three strong legs are present in this book with creativity present as the authors were asked to look forward in predicting areas in need of work and potential applications. The book begins with an introductory history chapter introducing readers to PMSE. The second chapter introduces the very basic science, terms and concepts critical to polymer science and technology. Sections two, three and four focus on application areas emphasizing emerging trends and applications. Section five emphasizes the essential areas of characterization. Section six contains chapters focusing of the synthesis of the materials.

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Craver, C.; Carraher, C.

Woodhead Publishing Ltd

John Murray Press

Focal Press

Elsevier Ltd., Amsterdam [Netherlands], 2000

United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom

December 1, 2000

Oxford, 2000

2, 20001219

1, 2001

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Content:
Preface , Page v
Clara D. Craver , Page vii
Charles E. Carraher Jr. , Page ix
- History of the American Chemical Society Division of Polymetric Materials: Science and engineering , Pages 3-20 , Clara D. Craver, Charles E. Carraher Jr, E.E. McSweeney
Introduction to polymer science and technology , Pages 21-47 , Charles E. Carraher Jr
Polymer nomenclature , Pages 49-54 , L.H. Sperling, W.V. Metanomski, Charles E. Carraher Jr.
Polymer education , Pages 55-58 , John Droske, Charles E. Carraher Jr., Ann Salamone
Polymer chain configurations: Measurement and applications , Pages 61-71 , Lewis J. Fetters
Polyolefins , Pages 73-91 , David J. Lohse
Styrene polymers and copolymers , Pages 93-106 , Mehmet Demirors
Poly(vinyl chloride) , Pages 107-156 , A. William Coaker
Plasticizers , Pages 157-175 , Allen D. Godwin
Engineering thermoplastics , Pages 177-196 , Edward N. Peters, R.K. Arisman
Thermosetting plastics , Pages 197-207 , Raymond A. Pearson
Thermoset elastomers , Pages 209-229 , J.E. Mark
Thermoplastic elastomers and their applications , Pages 231-256 , Geoffrey Holden
Fibers , Pages 257-272 , Ludwig Rebenfeld
Adhesive and sealant chemistry , Pages 273-301 , Lieng-Huang Lee
Industrially important polysaccharides , Pages 303-323 , Emmett M. Partain III
Electrically conducting polymers , Pages 325-341 , Abhimanyu O. Patil
History and development of polymer blends and IPNS , Pages 343-354 , L.H. Sperling
Polymer processing , Pages 355-371 , Marino Xanthos
Fire and polymes , Pages 373-391 , Gordon L. Nelson
Epoxy resins , Pages 393-424 , J.L. Massingill Jr., R.S. Bauer
Developments in the commercialization of water-soluble polymers , Pages 425-436 , J. Edward Glass
History of coatings , Pages 439-447 , Kenneth N. Edwards, Hermenegildo B. Mislang
High performance industrial coatings , Pages 449-470 , Thomas M. Santosusso
Advances in alkyd resins , Pages 471-481 , Roy C. Williams
White pigments , Pages 483-492 , Juergen H. Braun, John G. Dickinson
Colored organic pigments , Pages 493-526 , Peter A. Lewis
Solvents in today's coatings , Pages 527-543 , Ron L. Stout
Rheology and coating flows , Pages 545-561 , Richard R. Eley
Water-born coatings , Pages 563-588 , Peter T. Elliott, J. Edward Glass
The future of applied polymer science , Pages 591-633 , Michael Jaffe
Polymer materials for microelectronics imaging applications , Pages 635-657 , E. Reichmanis, O. Nalamasu
st Polymers for electronic packaging in the 21 century , Pages 659-676 , C.P. Wong, Rao Tummala
Organometallic and metal-containing organic polymers—An introduction , Pages 677-705 , John E. Sheats, Charles E. Carraher Jr., Charles U. Pittman Jr., M. Zeldin
Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy of polymers , Pages 709-757 , Vasilis G. Gregoriou
Raman spectroscopy of polymers , Pages 759-785 , Richard A. Larsen
NMR characterization of polymers , Pages 787-815 , Peter A. Mirau
Mass spectrometric analysis of polymers , Pages 817-827 , Charles L. Wilkins
Polymer characterization by fluorescence spectroscopy , Pages 829-850 , Johannes W. Hofstraat
Physical characterization of polymeric materials , Pages 851-872 , Charles E. Carraher Jr.
Challenges in particle size distribution measurement past, present and for the 21 st century , Pages 873-892 , Theodore Provder
The thermal analysis of polymers , Pages 893-911 , Edwin F Meyer III
Dynamic mechanical properties of polymers , Pages 913-926 , Loren W. Hill
Free radical polymerization , Pages 929-977 , Krzystof Matyjaszewski, Scott G. Gaynor
Step-growth polymerization , Pages 979-997 , Timothy E. Long, S. Richard Turner
Ionic polymerization , Pages 999-1020 , Rudolf Faust, Helmut Schlaad
An overview of transition metal-mediated polymerizations: Catalysts for the 21 ST century , Pages 1021-1042 , Lisa S. Boffa
Author Index , Page 1043
Keyword Index , Pages 1045-1072

The 75th Anniversary Celebration of the <i>Division of Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering</i> of the <i>American Chemical Society</i>, in 1999 sparked this third edition of <i>Applied Polymer Science</i> with emphasis on the developments of the last few years and a serious look at the challenges and expectations of the 21st Century.<p><br>This book is divided into six sections, each with an Associate Editor responsible for the contents with the group of Associate Editors acting as a board to interweave and interconnect various topics and to insure complete coverage. These areas represent both traditional areas and emerging areas, but always with coverage that is timely. The areas and associated chapters represent vistas where PMSE and its members have made and are continuing to make vital contributions. The authors are leaders in their fields and have graciously donated their efforts to encourage the scientists of the next 75 years to further contribute to the well being of the society in which we all live.<p><br>Synthesis, characterization, and application are three of the legs that hold up a steady table. The fourth is creativity. Each of the three strong legs are present in this book with creativity present as the authors were asked to look forward in predicting areas in need of work and potential applications. The book begins with an introductory history chapter introducing readers to PMSE. The second chapter introduces the very basic science, terms and concepts critical to polymer science and technology. Sections two, three and four focus on application areas emphasizing emerging trends and applications. Section five emphasizes the essential areas of characterization. Section six contains chapters focusing of the synthesis of the materials.<br>

The 75th Anniversary Celebration of the __Division of Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering__ of the __American Chemical Society__, in 1999 sparked this third edition of __Applied Polymer Science__ with emphasis on the developments of the last few years and a serious look at the challenges and expectations of the 21st Century.This book is divided into six sections, each with an Associate Editor responsible for the contents with the group of Associate Editors acting as a board to interweave and interconnect various topics and to insure complete coverage. These areas represent both traditional areas and emerging areas, but always with coverage that is timely. The areas and associated chapters represent vistas where PMSE and its members have made and are continuing to make vital contributions. The authors are leaders in their fields and have graciously donated their efforts to encourage the scientists of the next 75 years to further contribute to the well being of the society in which we all live.
Synthesis, characterization, and application are three of the legs that hold up a steady table. The fourth is creativity. Each of the three strong legs are present in this book with creativity present as the authors were asked to look forward in predicting areas in need of work and potential applications. The book begins with an introductory history chapter introducing readers to PMSE. The second chapter introduces the very basic science, terms and concepts critical to polymer science and technology. Sections two, three and four focus on application areas emphasizing emerging trends and applications. Section five emphasizes the essential areas of characterization. Section six contains chapters focusing of the synthesis of the materials.

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