Polymer Chemistry - Properties and Application

Andrew J. Peacock, Allison Calhoun

Polymer Chemistry

Properties and Application

2012

420 Seiten

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ISBN: 9783446433434

 

Preface

8

Acknowledgements

9

Contents

10

1 Introduction to Synthetic Polymers

22

1.1 Definition of Polymers

22

1.2 Chemical Categories of Polymers

24

1.3 Physical Categories of Polymers

31

1.4 Statistical Distributions

34

1.5 Properties and Applications

38

Review Questions for Chapter 1

40

2 Polymer Chemistry

42

2.1 Introduction

42

2.2 Thermoplastics and Thermosets

42

2.3 Chain Growth Polymerization of Thermoplastics

43

2.4 Step Growth Thermoplastic Polymers

53

2.5 Comparison of Chain Growth and Step GrowthPolymers

56

2.6 Commercial Methods of Thermoplastic Polymerization

57

2.7 Polymerization of Thermosets

62

2.8 Conclusions

64

Review Questions for Chapter 2

64

3 Thermodynamics, StatisticalThermodynamics, and Heat Transfer

66

3.1 Introduction

66

3.2 Energy of Polymerization Reactions

74

3.3 Energies of Interactions

75

3.4 Statistical Thermodynamics

80

3.5 Heat Transfer

81

3.6 Summary

81

Review Questions for Chapter 3

82

4 Kinetics

84

4.1 Introduction

84

4.2 The Rate Law: Orders, Rate Constants, and Their Use

85

4.3 Kinetics of Step Growth Polymerization Processes

90

4.4 Kinetics of Chain Growth Polymerization

91

4.5 Other Kinetic Processes Studied in Polymeric Systems

95

4.6 Conclusions

95

Review Questions for Chapter 4

95

5 Molecular Characterization of Polymers

98

5.1 Introduction

98

5.2 Molecular Weight

99

5.3 Homopolymer Chemical Composition

107

5.4 Copolymer Chemical Composition

110

5.5 Branching

114

5.6 Crosslinking

119

5.7 Conclusions

123

Review Questions for Chapter 5

123

6 Rheological Properties of PolymericMaterials

124

6.1 Introduction

124

6.2 Flow, Stresses, Strains and Deformations

124

6.3 The Molecular Origin of Rheological Properties

128

6.4 Temperature Effects on Rheological Properties

131

6.5 Measurement Techniques

132

6.6 Implications of Rheology and Conclusions

133

Review Questions for Chapter 6

134

7 Development and Characterizationof Solid State Molecular andSupermolecular Structure

136

7.1 Introduction

136

7.2 Solid State Morphology

137

7.3 Crystallization

143

7.4 Characterization of Solid State Molecular andSupermolecular Structure

147

7.5 Conclusions

155

Review Questions for Chapter 7

156

8 Solid State Properties of Polymers

158

8.1 Introduction

158

8.2 Mechanical Properties

158

8.3 Optical Properties

173

8.4 Surface Contact Properties

177

8.5 Barrier Properties

181

8.6 Electrical Properties

184

8.7 Weather Resistance

189

8.8 Conclusions

190

Review Questions for Chapter 8

190

9 Polymer Degradation and Stability

192

9.1 Polymer Lifetime Experiences

192

9.2 General Descriptions of Degradation

192

9.3 Conclusions

201

Review Questions for Chapter 9

202

10 Polymeric Mixtures

204

10.1 Introduction to Polymeric Blends and Mixtures

204

10.2 Polymer Blends

204

10.3 Properties of Blends

209

10.4 Polymer-Additive Mixtures

212

10.5 Conclusion

214

Review Questions for Chapter 10

214

11 Extrusion Processes

216

11.1 Introduction

216

11.2 Principles of Extrusion

216

11.3 Profi le Extrusion

220

11.4 Film and Sheet Casting

221

11.5 Film Blowing

223

11.6 Fiber Spinning

225

11.7 Extrusion Coating

227

11.8 Wire and Cable Coating

228

11.9 Conclusion

229

Review Questions for Chapter 11

230

12 Compounding

232

12.1 Introduction

232

12.2 The Goal of Compounding

232

12.3 Compounding Equipment

234

12.4 Additional Considerations

242

12.5 Conclusions

243

Review Questions for Chapter 12

243

13 Injection Molding

246

13.1 Introduction

246

13.2 Principles of Injection Molding

246

13.3 Products

251

13.4 Conclusion

252

Review Questions for Chapter 13

252

14 Blow Molding

254

14.1 Introduction

254

14.2 Principles of Blow Molding

254

14.3 Products

260

14.4 Conclusion

261

Review Questions for Chapter 14

261

15 Rotational Molding

264

15.1 Introduction

264

15.2 The Process

264

15.3 Materials Used for Rotational Molding

269

15.4 Rotational Molding Equipment

270

15.5 Rotational Molded Products

271

15.6 Conclusions

271

Review Questions for Chapter 15

272

16 Thermoforming

274

16.1 Introduction

274

16.2 Principles of Thermoforming

274

16.3 Products

277

16.4 Conclusion

278

Review Questions for Chapter 16

279

17 Recycling

280

17.1 Introduction

280

17.2 Materials Amenable to Recycling Processes

280

17.3 Recycling Commercial Scrap

281

17.4 Post Consumer Recycling

282

17.5 Tertiary and Quaternary Recycling

285

17.6 Conclusions

286

Review Questions for Chapter 17

286

18 Polyethylene

288

18.1 Introduction

288

18.2 Chemical Structure

288

18.3 Manufacture

291

18.4 Morphology

298

18.5 Structure/Property Relationships

299

18.6 Products

302

18.7 Conclusions

303

Review Questions for Chapter 18

304

19 Polypropylene

306

19.1 Introduction

306

19.2 Chemical Structure

306

19.3 Structure and Morphology: Isotactic Polypropylene

307

19.4 Manufacture

310

19.5 Structure and Property Relationships

313

19.6 End Uses

315

19.7 Conclusions

317

Review Questions for Chapter 19

318

20 Polycarbonates

320

20.1 Introduction

320

20.2 Polymer Chemistry

320

20.3 Structure and Morphology

323

20.4 Manufacture

323

20.5 Structure and Property Relationships

325

20.6 Manufacturing Methods Using Polycarbonate

326

20.7 Conclusions

327

Review Questions for Chapter 20

327

21 Polystyrene

330

21.1 Introduction

330

21.2 Chemical Structure

331

21.3 Synthesis

333

21.4 Foam Manufacture

339

21.5 Structure/Property Relationships

341

21.6 Products

342

21.7 Conclusions

343

Review Questions for Chapter 21

344

22 Polyvinyl Chloride

346

22.1 Introduction

346

22.2 Chemical Structure

346

22.3 Manufacture

347

22.4 Morphology

349

22.5 Degradation of Polyvinyl Chloride

350

22.6 Additives to Polyvinyl Chloride

352

22.7 Processing Methods and Applications

354

22.8 Conclusions

358

Review Questions for Chapter 22

359

23 Nylons

360

23.1 Introduction

360

23.2 Chemical Structure

361

23.3 Manufacture

363

23.4 Morphology

366

23.5 Structure/Property Relationships

369

23.6 Products

371

23.7 Conclusions

372

Review Questions for Chapter 23

373

24 Polyesters

374

24.1 Introduction

374

24.2 Chemistry of Polyesters

374

24.3 Structure and Morphology

379

24.4 Structure/Property Relationships

380

24.5 End Uses

382

24.6 Conclusions

384

Review Questions for Chapter 24

384

25 Polyurethanes

386

25.1 Introduction

386

25.2 Chemical Structure

387

25.3 Manufacture

389

25.4 Morphology

395

25.5 Structure/Property Relationships and End Uses

397

25.6 Conclusions

401

Review Questions for Chapter 25

402

Additional Reading

404

Subject Index

408

The Authors

420

 

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