206 Pages
by
CRC Press
198 Pages
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CRC Press
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This book contains the plenary lectures from international experts, which were presented during the International Conference Polymer Networks, held in Moscow, April 1991. The book covers different areas of physics and chemistry of polymer networks, generated by the formation of chemical bonds. New theoretical and experimental results concerning the synthesis, structure and properties of such networks as recently obtained in scientific centres world-wide are extensively presented.
Preface
Formation processes, structure and properties of polymer networks
K. Dusek
Comparative analysis of the processes of polymer network formation via polycondensation and polymerization
B.A. Rozenberg and V.I. Irzhak
Network formation via end-linking processes
P. Rempp, R. Muller and Y. Gnanou
Comprehensive approach to the theory of polymer networks. I. Molecular theory of gelation
S.I. Kuchanov and S.V. Panyukov
The role of entanglements for the mechanical behavior of polymer networks
O. Kramer
Structure and swelling properties of polymer networks synthesized in solution
F. Horkay, E. Geissler, A.-M. Hecht and M. Zrinyi
Thermoelasticity and strain-induced volume-effects in permanent networks
H.G. Kilian
Neutron scattering investigation of the deformation at molecular scales in polymer networks
J. Bastide, F. Boué, E. Mendes, F. Zielinski, M. Buzier, G. Beinert, R. Oeser and C. Lartigue
Orientation-stress relation of polymer fluids, networks and liquid crystals subjected to uniaxial deformation
A. Ziabicki
Dynamic shear compliance of IR-networks in dependence on crosslink density and filler content
W. Pechold
Anomalous properties of hypercrosslinked polystyrene networks
V.A. Davankov and M.P. Tsyurupa
Physical networks of biopolymers
S.B. Ross-Murphy
Biography
Kuchanov, Dusek
