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Physical Chemistry Of Polymers A Conceptual Introduction Sebastian Seiffert

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Physical Chemistry Of Polymers A Conceptual Introduction Sebastian Seiffert
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Publisher: De Gruyter
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.02 MB
Pages: 231
Author: Sebastian Seiffert
ISBN: 9783110672817, 3110672812
Language: English
Year: 2020

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Physical Chemistry Of Polymers A Conceptual Introduction Sebastian Seiffert by Sebastian Seiffert 9783110672817, 3110672812 instant download after payment.

This book introduces the concepts of physical chemistry of polymers. It provides a basis to bridge polymer chemistry, which targets microscopic chain structures, and polymer engineering, which targets macroscopic material properties and functions. Topics covered are single chain statistics, multi-chain interactions, and chain dynamics, both from a viewpoint of structure, properties (mostly mechanical ones), and their interrelation. In all that, the author encourages the reader to think conceptually.


  • Explains complex facts through models, diagrams and illustrations, rather than equations
  • Accessible to chemists, chemical engineers, and materials scientists

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