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×÷ÕßProf Anthony C Moffat
ISBN 978-548963-7653
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Preface vii
About the authors ix
Abbreviations xi
1 Introduction: why study polymers for the health sciences? 1
1.1 Polymers are large molecules that nature relies on 2
1.2 A brief history of polymers 4
1.3 Definitions 5
1.4 Morphology and nomenclature of polymers 6
Bibliography 16
2 General characteristics of polymers 19
2.1 Characterisation of polymers 20
2.2 Specific properties of polymers in the presence of liquid media 35
2.3 Relationships between structure of polymers and cohesion of materials 44
2.4 Properties of polymers as materials 48
Bibliography 53
3 Main methods and processes to synthesise polymers 55
3.1 Why there is a need to synthesise polymers 55
3.2 Introducing step and chain polymerisation 56
3.3 Some examples of step polymerisation: from small reagents
and from prepolymers 58
3.4 Free radical chain polymerisation 59
3.5 Limitations of polymerisation 64
3.6 Overview of other synthetic methods 66
3.7 Polymerisation reaction processes 73
3.8 Copolymerisation 80
3.9 Modifications of polymers 81
Bibliography

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