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D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967)

An Introduction toPolymer ChemistryBYD. MARGERISON, B.Sc„ Ph.D.Lecturer in Inorganic, Physical and IndustrialChemistry, University of LiverpoolANDG.C.

D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967) .EAST, B.Sc.'Ph.D.Lecturer in High Polymer Chemistry, Department of Textile Industries, University of LeedsPE RG AMON PRESSOXFORD • LONDON . EDINBURGH

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de Street East, Toronto, Ontario Pergamon Press (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., 20-22 Margaret Street, Sydney, New South WalesPerganion Press S.A.R.L., 24 rue des

An Introduction toPolymer ChemistryBYD. MARGERISON, B.Sc„ Ph.D.Lecturer in Inorganic, Physical and IndustrialChemistry, University of LiverpoolANDG.C.

D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967) . 66-18393This book is sold subject to the condition that it shall not, by way of trade, be lent, resold, hired out, or otherwise disposed of without

the publisher’s consent, in any form of binding or cover other than that in which it is published.(2853/67)PREFACEThis book is concerned with the fund D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967)

amental chemistry of synthetic organic polymers of high molecular weight. It is intended for those commencing the study of Polymer Chemistry for the f

D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967)

irst time and should be of interest not only to university and technical college students attending their first lecture course on the subject but also

An Introduction toPolymer ChemistryBYD. MARGERISON, B.Sc„ Ph.D.Lecturer in Inorganic, Physical and IndustrialChemistry, University of LiverpoolANDG.C.

D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967) concepts of polymer chemistry but possess a reasonable knowledge of elementary chemistry, physics and mathematics.Since our object is to explain the

basic principles of the subject, we have confined the major part of our discussion to the more important methods of molecular weight determination and D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967)

to the simpler mechanisms of polymerization. Thus osmotic, light scattering and viscosity methods of molecular weight determination have been dealt w

D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967)

ith in some detail together with the kinetics of selected examples of condensation and free-radical addition polymerization. The main features of ioni

An Introduction toPolymer ChemistryBYD. MARGERISON, B.Sc„ Ph.D.Lecturer in Inorganic, Physical and IndustrialChemistry, University of LiverpoolANDG.C.

D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967) amples. Several topics of considerable importance have been omitted; we have not dealt with the thermodynamics of polymer solutions or the methods of

structure determination since these subjects require a knowledge of statistical thermodynamics and spectroscopic techniques. We hope that our discussi D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967)

on of what we have chosen to regard as the basic ideas of polymer chemistry will compensate for these omissions.viiviiiPREFACELike most authors, we ow

D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967)

e a debt of gratitude to our teachers and colleagues who have so materially contributed to our understanding of the subject. In particular, we wish to

An Introduction toPolymer ChemistryBYD. MARGERISON, B.Sc„ Ph.D.Lecturer in Inorganic, Physical and IndustrialChemistry, University of LiverpoolANDG.C.

D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967) f the subject and Messrs, s. G. Canagaratna, p. McBride and R. G. M. Mirrlees for their comments on the manuscript. Any errors found in this book are,

however, the responsibility of the authors. Our thanks are due to the Société franọais d’instruments de contrôle Ct d’analyse for the photograph of t D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967)

heir light scattering instrument and for permission to use some of their experimental data. Finally, we wish to acknowledge the help given by our resp

D margerison, g c east and j e spice (auth ) an introduction to polymer chemistry pergamon (1967)

ective wives.D. MargerisonG. c. EastLIST OF PRINCIPAL SYMBOLSAthe pre-exponential factor in the Arrhenius equa-tion; usually appears with subscript.A2

An Introduction toPolymer ChemistryBYD. MARGERISON, B.Sc„ Ph.D.Lecturer in Inorganic, Physical and IndustrialChemistry, University of LiverpoolANDG.C.