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Application of Fracture Mechanics to Polymers, Adhesives and Composites
Application of Fracture Mechanics to Polymers, Adhesives and Composites
Fracture of Polymers, Composites and Adhesives II
Fracture of Polymers, Composites and Adhesives II
The Interfacial Interactions in Polymeric Composites
Polymer composites represent materials of great and of continuously growing importance. Their potential for application appears to be limitless. They have been the subject of numerous studies both at academic and industrial levels. Much progress has been made in the incisive formulation of composites; sophisticated methods of property evaluation have been developed in the past decade and many, largely empirical solutions have been proposed to resolve the problem of their long-term performance under typical conditions of use (i. e. the use of silane or titane coupling agents to enhance adhesion within composite materials). Assuredly one of the most essential factors in the performance of these systems is the condition of the interface and interphase among the constituents of a given system. It has become clear that it is the interface/interphase, and the interactions which take place in this part of a system, which determine to a significant degree the initial properties of the material. In order to achieve leadership in the formulation and application of polymer composites, it is evident that in depth understanding of interfacial and interphase phenomena becomes a prerequisite.
Simple Views On Condensed Matter (Expanded Edition)
This volume contains a selection of important papers by P-G de Gennes (1991 Nobel Prize Winner in Physics) which have had a long-lasting impact on our understanding of condensed matter (solid state physics, liquid crystals, polymers, interfaces, wetting and adhesion). A typical example is the original article on “reptation” of polymer chains. The author has added some “afterthoughts” to the main papers (explaining their successes or weaknesses), and some current views on each special problem. Complex systems (polymers or granular matters, etc) are explained without heavy calculations — using simple scaling laws as the main tool.
6th Annual UNESCO School & IUPAC Conference on Macromolecules & Materials Science
The 6th UNESCO School & IUPAC Conference focused on polymer properties with a special session on polyolefin characterization. Abridged versions of a number of papers are compiled ro create the present volume of Macromolecular Symposia.
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