Titlebook: Contemporary Topics in Polymer Science; Volume 3 Mitchel Shen Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1979 macromolecule.polymer

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A New Look at the Glass Transitiond with the transition) or pseudo-molecular (such as hole formation energies and flex energies). To be sure, these attempts have had both successes and failures, the shortcomings often arising from the inability of such theories to treat the very complex time dependence associated with glass transition phenomena.

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Geomentality: Reframing the LandscapeThe discovery and development of a new polymer system is nearly always a stimulating event in macromolecular science. It opens up novel avenues for fundamental studies, yields additional opportunities to test established or developing theories and, at the same time, provides unusual materials for technology.

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Jarkko Oikarinen,Rami Hietala,Lasse JyrkinenThe development of thermoplastics of high tensile modulus has been the subject of intense research in recent years. This can be achieved by introducing a high degree of chain orientation and extension by solid state deformation of semicrystalline polymers by the processes of drawing (1) and extrusion (2).

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High Polymeric Organophosphazenes — Macromolecules with a DifferenceThe discovery and development of a new polymer system is nearly always a stimulating event in macromolecular science. It opens up novel avenues for fundamental studies, yields additional opportunities to test established or developing theories and, at the same time, provides unusual materials for technology.

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Making 3D Models of Real World Objectsinformal events, which accompanied the award address published in this volume, occurred which added materially to the presentation and we hope tended to enhance the tradition of the award. These events included the presentation ceremonies, the introduction of the awardee, and a panel discussion invo

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Peter B?gh Andersen,Palle Nowack stable in air to temperatures of at least 300°C, curable by heating to give insoluble high melting and infusible products without gas formation, and stable to oxidation and hydrolysis, which would maintain their strength to at least 200°C. They should also have excellent adhesive properties toward