Frontiers in Polymer Science

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Laudatio.
• On polymer solution thermodynamics.
• Interaction between block copolymer micelles in solution.
• Temperature — concentration dependence of polyvinyl acetate gels with respect to the collapse phenomenon.
• Polymorphic phase transition and monomolecular spreading of synthetic phospholipids.
• Adsorption-entanglement layers in flowing high-molecular weight polymer solutions.
• Influence of plug porosity on streaming potential measurements.
• Effect of the initiator acetyl perchlorate upon the morphology, kinetics and mechanisms of crystal growth of poly(oxymethylene).
• Study on the copolymerization of phenyl ester-type monomrs comprising mesogenic groups in the side chain.
• Double-diffuisve fluctuations and the v 3/4-law of proton spin-lattice relaxation in biopolymers.
• Distribution of correlation times in glassy polymers from pulsed deuteron NMR.
• A reinvestigation of the hypersonic properties and the specific heat of PMMA around the quasi-static glass transition.
• Atomistic calculation of chain conformations and crystal structures of polyoxymethylene.
• Polyethylene-polystyrene gradient polymers.
• Desmeared, slit-smeared and projected SAXS: a comparison of various methods of evaluation for segmented polyurethanes.
• Phase separation in incompatible polymer blends: polypropylene-polyethylene system.
• Structure and properties of segmented polyamides.
• Structure and anisotropy in PC.
• Orientation relaxation of fluorescent molecules in uniaxially drawn PVC-films during annealing.
• Preferred orientation of the internal structure of carbon layers in carbon fibers.
• Density, energy and entropy of defects in the crystalline regions of crosslinked polyethylene).
• Investigation of the deformation and relaxation of various polyethylenes by X-ray diffraction.
• Influence of structural defects on viscoelastic properties of poly(propylene).
• Constructions of master curves and master surfaces starting with experimental data.
• Influence of physical aging at constant temperature on the shear creep of amorphous polymers.