Titlebook: Macromolecules · 1; Volume 1: Structure Hans-Georg Elias Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 German.glass.macromolecul

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Thermal Transitionsliquid, and at the boiling temperature from a liquid to a vapor. Each true phase transition is defined thermodynamically by a marked change in enthalpy or volume. However, since such changes can only be determined with difficulty, other methods are generally employed to determine the transition temperatures.

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Supermolecular Structuresguration and not by the crystallization conditions. As a thermodynamic equilibrium state it only depends on temperature and pressure. The crystallinity, conversely, is strongly influenced by the crystallization conditions; it includes frozen-in states of inequilibrium, and is always less than the cyrstallizability.

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Optical Propertiesroup. Conversely, the appearance of a material can also be related to its geometrical properties or its color characteristics. The former influences such properties as gloss, haze, transparency, and opacity; the latter influences parameters such as shade, saturation, and strength of color.

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Constitutionon of the main chain is given by the kind and sequence of main chain atoms, monomeric units, and repeating units, that of the substituents by the nature of the side and end groups, and the molecular architecture by the type and order of the branching or cross-linking.