Name: New Trends in Natural & Synthetic Polymer Science
Brand: Nova Science Publishers, Inc (US)
SKU: 9781594547720
Price: 150.14 GBP
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New Trends in Natural & Synthetic Polymer Science

Edited by: Cornelia Vasile, Edited by: G E Zaikov

Published by Nova Science Publishers, Inc (US)

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£230.99

£150.14

Published: 01-Jun-2006
ISBN: 9781594547720

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255 Pages
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Polymer chemistry

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This collection of texts written by well-recognised specialists was constituted having in view these important directions of actual research. Sustainable economical growth requires safe resources of raw materials for the industrial production. Today's most frequently used industrial raw material, petroleum, is neither sustainable, because limited, nor environmentally friendly. While the economy of energy can be based on various alter-native raw materials, such as wind, sun, water, biomass, as well as nuclear fission and fusion, the economy of substances is fundamentally depending on biomass, in particular biomass of plants. In the last decades because of the crude oil and other natural resources crisis, a new alternative has been proposed consisting in utilisation of renewable natural resources as feedstock and fuel, among which the biomass is the most promising.

iobased polymers by chemical valorisation of biomass components; H-bonding Interpolymer Complexes between Neutral Polysacharides and Polycarboxylic Acids. X. Influence of the Chemical Structure of the Components; Molecular and supramolecular architectures based on cellulose and cyclodextrines; On the compatibility of the Hydroxypropyl cellulose/epoxy modified lignin blends; Composition Materials Based On Polymers And Dispersed Wood; Large Scale Fractionation of Biomacromolecules; Thermal characterisation of lignins; Polymer materials with the structural inhomogeneities for modern optical devices; Organosilicon copolymers with bi-, tri- and tetracyclic structures in dimethylsiloxane backbone; Radiation processing of polyolefin-containing blends. IV Polyethylene/Polystyrene blends containing 11. Morphology, structure and properties of isotactic polypropylene/oligomeric resins blends; Modification of Polycyanurates by Polyethers, Polyesters and Polyurethanes. Hybrid and Interpenetrating Polymer Networks; Influence of Ester and Ether Groups on Solution Properties of Polyurethanes; Fractal physical chemistry of polymer solutions; The mechanism of reaction of PVC thermal dehydrochlorination; On the nanometric particle-like local structures and their implications in polymer behaviour; Physical-mechanical properties change in a polyamide filament under ozone influence.