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Polymers Chemistry:     more books (100)

Plastics and Polymers Science Fair Projects (Chemistry Science Projects Using the Scientific Method) by Madeline Goodstein, 2010-01 Polymer Analysis (Analytical Techniques in the Sciences (AnTs) *) by Barbara H. Stuart, 2002-04-01 Inorganic Rings and Polymers of the p-Block Elements: From Fundamentals to Applications by Tristram Chivers, Ian Manners, 2009-06-15 Carbohydrate Chemistry (Oxford Chemistry Primers) by B. G. Davis, A. J. Fairbanks, 2002-08-15 Functional Materials and Biomaterials (Advances in Polymer Science) by Ben Zhong Tang, 2007-08-17 Supramolecular Chemistry (Oxford Chemistry Primers, 74) by Paul D. Beer, Philip A. Gale, et all 1999-06-10 Amino Acid and Peptide Synthesis (Oxford Chemistry Primers, 7) by John Jones, 2002-08-01 Mechanical and Thermophysical Properties of Polymer Liquid Crystals (Polymer Liquid Crystals Series, Number 3) Polymer Grafting and Crosslinking Neodymium Based Ziegler Catalysts - Fundamental Chemistry (Advances in Polymer Science) by Oskar Nuyken, 2006-11-14 Inorganic and Organometallic Polymers (Special Topics in Inorganic Chemistry) by Ronald D. Archer, 2001-02-26 Monte Carlo and Molecular Dynamics Simulations in Polymer Science Electronic Processes in Organic Crystals and Polymers by Martin Pope, Charles E. Swenberg, 1999-12-02 Polymer Durability: Degradation, Stabilization, and Lifetime Prediction (Advances in Chemistry Series)

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101. University Of Port Elizabeth: Department Of Chemistry Honours In Physical And P
     Honours in Physical and Polymer chemistry, (majoring in chemistry) enrol today for Honours in Physical and Polymer chemistry at UPE.  
     http://www.upe.ac.za/academic/departments/gentemp.asp?id=34&heading=Honours in P

102. Department Of Industrial Chemistry - Polymer Chemistry
     Til NTNUs hovedside. Polymer chemistry. The research and teaching activities include polymer chemistry, polymer colloids and surface and colloid chemistry.  
     http://www.chemeng.ntnu.no/research/polymer/
     
     Extractions: The Polymer Group was formed in the late fifties by the late professor dr.phil. John Ugelstad, and has for several decades been internationally recognized. The research and teaching activities include polymer chemistry, polymer colloids and surface and colloid chemistry. The group comprises personnel from the university ( NTNU , former NTH) and the independent research organization SINTEF , and benefits from a close cooperation with the latter through a common participation in research and teaching as well as sharing laboratories and equipment. About 10 - 15 students graduate (M.Sc.) every year. The Polymer Group is heavily engaged in research and development for the Norwegian chemical industry and is also employed by foreign companies. Research at the interface with medicine is carried out in cooperation with research centers and hospitals inside and outside the country. Personnel and facilities At present the group comprises about 20 people, thereof 2 full-time professors and 1 part time professor, 7 research scientists, 5 technicians, 6 Ph.D students and 2 Post Docs. The laboratories and equipment include several different lab.scale reactors and reaction calorimeters for pressures up to 100 bars. Analysis and characterization methods include FT-IR, AFM, TGA, DSC, GPC, NMR, SEM, ?-counter, particle counters. Research and development Research activities and development work in the Polymer Group are concentrated on polymerization proce sses, polymer colloids and particle technology including the specialty mono-sized polymer particles. A relatively new activity is kinetic studies of olefin polymerization which is a part of a large university program in the field of polyolefin technology going on at different departments of the university.

103. CIRS
     Polymer chemistry. SEYMOUR RB and CARRAHER CE.Jr., Polymer chemistry an introduction, 1992. STEVENS MP, Polymer chemistry, 2d ed., 1990.  
     http://www.cirs-tm.org/books/chemistry/POLYMERCHEMISTRY.htm
     
     Extractions: Polymer chemistry AKLONIS J.J. and MacKNIGHT W.J., Introduction to polymer viscoelasticity , 2d ed., 1983. FRIED J.R., Polymer science and technology HAMLEY Ian, Block Copolymers, Oxford University Press, 1998. KIRK-OTHMER ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY, 3d ed., vol.18, 1982. MARK H.F. and al., Encyclopedia of polymer science and technology , 2d ed., 19 vols, 1984-1989. SEYMOUR R.B. and CARRAHER C.E.Jr., Polymer chemistry : an introduction STEVENS M.P., Polymer chemistry , 2d ed., 1990. TANAKA Toyoichi, Experimental Methods in Polymer Science , Academic Press, 1999. YOUNG R.J. and LOVELL P ., Introduction to polymers , 2d rev. Ed., 1991. top back

104. Yu's Research Puts Spotlight On Polymer Chemistry
     Yu s research puts spotlight on polymer chemistry. When light passes through any substance, such as glass or water, it appears to  
     http://chronicle.uchicago.edu/930930/photoref.shtml
     
     Extractions: contact When light passes through any substance, such as glass or water, it appears to bendthe refractive properties of the material change the angle of the light. But some materials interact with light in more complex ways, as light energy interacts with the molecules of the materials themselves. A photorefractive material is one in which the refractive index changes as light strikes it. Inorganic compounds that exhibited these properties were discovered nearly 30 years ago. But these materials, although they exhibited astonishing physical properties, were expensive and difficult to make and therefore had little practical application. More recently, scientists have been trying to synthesize organic polymers that exhibit photorefractive properties. In 1990, scientists at IBM made the first photorefractive polymers, but there were serious obstacles to their commercial viability. These materials were made by "doping" small molecules into a polymer as it was forming, but problems with phase separation made it difficult to synthesize a material that was uniform in its structure and properties. In addition, these polymers exhibited a photorefractive effect only when a large external electrical field was applied. Yu's colleagues said his research represents the "cutting edge" of photorefractive materials science and is a step toward using the polymers in telecommunications, three-dimensional storage of optical data and signal processing.

105. Www.imc.uni-hannover.de/elektro/database-engl.html
     ANU RSC Polymer chemistry Group Home PagePolymers Soft Condensed Matter. Physics of polymer solutions melts, complex fluids, and in particular, single polymer biopolymer chains.  
     http://www.imc.uni-hannover.de/elektro/database-engl.html

106. SIRCh :: Chemistry Courses On The Internet
     Physical chemistry Courses. Theory of Atoms in Molecules by FW Bader (McMaster University). Return to Page Contents. Polymer chemistry Courses.  
     http://www.indiana.edu/~cheminfo/c_course.html
     
     Extractions: Last Updated: April 29, 2003 Return to Page Contents Brian Tissue's Encyclopedia of Analytical Instrumentation Analytical Chemistry Cross Index by Brian Tissue Introduction to Analytical Spectroscopy by Brian Tissue The Basics of NMR by Joseph P. Hornak (Rochester Institute of Technology) Basic Crystallography Diagrams by Brian Craig Taverner Chemical Separations by James K. Hardy (University of Akron)

107. Martindale's Calculators On-Line Center: Chemistry P-Q
     Polymer chemistry POLYMER MASS SPECTRAL DATA ANALYSIS MASSSPECTATOR ONLINE CALCULATOR ADVANCED SYNTHETIC POLYMER MASS SPECTRAL DATA ANALYSIS a collaborative  
     http://www.martindalecenter.com/Calculators3B_1_PQ.html

108. Dekker.com - JOURNAL OF MACROMOLECULAR SCIENCE®, Part A—Pure And Applied
     With basic and applied research papers, concise review articles, and special topic issues, the journal caters to wideranging interests in polymer chemistry.  
     http://www.dekker.com/servlet/product/productid/MA

109. WWW Chemistry Resources
     Polymer chemistry Hypertext An educational resource compiled by students of Professor Stoffer at the chemistry Department of the University of Missouri  
     http://www.lib.duke.edu/chem/infolist.htm
     
     Extractions: Marine Lab Bioorganic and Biochemistry Sites Molecular Structure and Property Databases Chemical Company Catalogs General Chemistry Sites ... Lighten Up! General Chemistry Sites WWW Virtual Library - Chemistry - A list of links to various useful categories of Chemistry pages from academic institutions, nonprofits, and corporations. Yahoo - Chemistry - Yahoo's list of categories for chemistry. ChemDex-Sheffield List of Chemistry Internet Sites - The Sheffield ChemDexTM is part of Chemdex.org and has existed on the WWW since 1993. It is regularly updated and contains over 5000 links to chemistry-related sites. Chemical Information Sources from Indiana University - CHEMINFO will help you find and learn how to use chemistry information resources on the Internet and elsewhere. TORVS Chemical Internet Services - Many useful programs and resources for chemistry here. Trinity University Cheminformatics Site - This WWW site is dedicated to exploring the use of the internet as a means for distributing chemical information.

110. The Great PVC Controversy - CHF Chemistry WebQuest #5
     CHF chemistry WebQuest 5 The Great PVC Controversy Introduction. PVC is short for poly(vinyl chloride). This polymer is made by polymerizing the monomer vinyl  
     http://www.chemheritage.org/EducationalServices/webquest/pvc.htm
     
     Extractions: Introduction PVC is short for poly(vinyl chloride). This polymer is made by polymerizing the monomer vinyl chloride. PVC is a very strong and very rigid plastic , and it's a really useful one, too. People use it to make pipes, the kind used for plumbing in most newer houses. PVC is also used to make the "vinyl" siding on the outside of houses. PVC is also flame-resistant because it contains chlorine. Compounds that contain chlorine often are. Because of this, PVC is useful for making fixtures for the interiors of airplanes, where a fire could be especially dangerous. PVC also can be made into a soft and flexible plastic by mixing it with small-molecule compounds called plasticizers . The "new car" smell that motorists love so much comes in part from plasticizers evaporating from PVC in the seats and dashboards. Plasticized PVC can be used for a lot of things. It's waterproof, so it can make things like tarps and raincoats. It's also good for making clear flexible tubing. But there is a problem: Those plasticizers that make PVC soft and flexible can be toxic and carcinogenic. The PVC itself isn't toxic or carcinogenic, but the plasticizers can cause health problems. As if that weren't enough, the monomer used to make PVC, vinyl chloride, is carcinogenic and can be harmful to people who work in the factories where PVC is made.

111. Staffs Of Chemical Resources Laboratory
     Tomiki IKEDA, Polymer chemistry, Photochemistry, Liquid crystal, Laboratory, Personal. Takaki KANBARA, Materials chemistry, Polymer chemistry, Laboratory, Personal.  
     http://www.res.titech.ac.jp/~documents/eng/kyokan.html

112. Plastics.com -- Home
     the Power of Plastics.com. Please join us in welcoming the our latest partner, TradePub and a new free resource free industry trade magazines!  
     http://www.plastics.com/

113. The NIST Webbook
     The NIST Webbook This US government site provides chemical and physical property data on over 30 000 compounds. Information includes mass spectra, infrared spectra, UVVis spectra, and a large  
     http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://webbook.nist.gov/&y=02A63865283F2BB3

114. New Address
     Fear not! The Macrogalleria isn t gone. It just has a new address! Our new URL is http//www.psrc.usm.edu/macrog/index.html. Please update your links.  
     http://www.psrc.usm.edu/polyclass/macrogalleria.html

115. Professor Brian Vincent's Polymer And Colloid Research Group
     http://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/vincent/bvhome.htm

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