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SOURCE: Carraher C. Seymour-Carraher's Polymer Chemistry 6ed 2003
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Textbook in PDF format This book is user friendly—it is appropriate as an advanced undergraduate text or an introductory-level graduate-level course text. It can serve as the text for the initial course in a series taken by a student, or it can be the lone polymer text read by a student in the study of polymers. Students of chemistry, materials, engineering, medicine, biochem- istry, physics, and geology will benefit from an understanding of the material found in this text. The application and theory of polymers continues to expand. This new edition re- flects this growth and the continually expanding role of polymers. There is an increased emphasis on pictorializing, reinforcing, integrating, and interweaving the basic concepts. The first chapter is shorter in order to allow time for student orientation. However, the other chapters should not require more than a week’s time each. Each chapter is essentially self-contained, but each relates to the other chapters. Whenever possible, diffi- cult concepts are distributed and reinforced over several chapters. A glossary, biography, suggested questions (and answers), and learning objectives/summary are included at the end of each chapter. Application and theory are integrated so that they reinforce one another. This is true for all the various important and critical types of polymers including synthetic, biological, organometallic, and inorganic polymers. The principle that the basic concepts that apply to one grouping of polymers apply to all the other types of polymers is emphasized. The updating of analytical, physical, and spectral characterization techniques contin- ues, including expanded coverage of the theory and results arising from atomic force microscopy and scanning probe microscopy. Special sections dealing with industrially important polymers are included, and the section dealing with soluble stereoregulating catalysis has been expanded. There is still an emphasis on naturally occurring polymers, and discussions of supercoiling, replication, and compacting are included. As before, the interplay between natural and synthetic polymers is emphasized. A number of miscellaneous topics have been drawn together in one chapter, which includes sections on conductive polymers, smart materials, protomics, human genome, optical fibers, material selection charts, carbon nanotubes, and liquid crystals. Emphasis on nanotechnology and nanomaterials remains with added or expanded sections dealing with zeolites, nanotubes, nanocomposites, molecular wires, dendrites, and self assembly. The chapter on polymer technology and processing has been rewritten and expanded. The section listing Web sites has been updated. The nomenclature section has been enlarged, and a new appendix on the stereoge- ometry of polymers has been added
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