$230.00
John Nobleman (Author)Series: Polymer Science and Technology
BISAC: SCI097000
Target Audience: Graduate and professionals, and material scientists
Description:
Research on the dynamic properties and related molecular reorientation processes in polymer chains has attracted special attention in recent years. The solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (SSNMR) is one of the most important complementary techniques in the scientific testing of macromolecules. When polymer molecules make reorientation motions, a fluctuating local magnetic field is generated. Thus, the shape of the resonance line emerges as a function of temperature and reveals the activation energy of the polymer chain.
Preface
Detailed Outline
Chapter 1. Characteristics of Polymers
Chapter 2. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Chapter 3. Measurement Methods
Chapter 4. Material Characteristics, Synthesis and Analysis of Reaction Products
Chapter 5. Analysis and Processing of Results
Chapter 6. Biodegradability Studies of Poly[(R)-3HB]
Index
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