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PublisherSpringer

ISBN-100306455412

ISBN-139780306455414

eBay Product ID (ePID)769511

Product Key Features

Number of PagesXx, 332 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication NameAnalysis and Deformulation of Polymeric Materials : Paints, Plastics, Adhesives, and Inks

Publication Year1997

SubjectMaterials Science / General, Physics / Polymer, Physics / General

TypeTextbook

Subject AreaTechnology & Engineering, Science

AuthorJ. W. Gooch

SeriesTopics in Applied Chemistry Ser.

FormatHardcover

Dimensions

Item Weight54 Oz

Item Length9 in

Item Width6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional

LCCN97-018501

Dewey Edition21

Reviews'...In conclusion, this book will be a very useful source of reference for the polymer analyst working in academia or industry who has to characterise and deformulate a wide range of polymer products.' Polymer Testing, 18:231-232 (1999)

Number of Volumes1 vol.

IllustratedYes

Dewey Decimal668.9

Table Of ContentDeformulation Principles.- Surface Analysis.- Bulk Analysis.- Paint Formulations.- Paint Materials.- Deformulation of Paint.- Plastics Formulations.- Plastics Materials.- Deformulation of Plastics.- Adhesives Formulations.- Adhesives Materials.- Deformulation of Adhesives.- Ink Formulations.- Ink Materials.- Deformulation of Inks.

SynopsisThis book is designed for the chemist, formulator, student, teacher, forensic scientist, or others who wish to investigate the composition of polymeric materials. Theinformationwithinthesepagesisintendedtoarmthereaderwiththenecessary workingknowledgetoanalyze, characterize, anddeformulatematerials. ThestructureoftheContentsisintendedtoassistthereaderinquicklylocating the subject of interest and proceed to it with a minimum of expended time and effort. The Contents provides an outline of major topics and relevant materials char- terizedforthereader'sconvenience. Anintroductiontoanalysisanddeformulation is provided in Chapter 1 to acquaint the reader with analytical methods and their applications. Extensive references are provided as additional sources ofinfor- tion. All tables arelocatedin theAppendix, beginning onp. 235. GUIDE FOR USE This is a practical book structured to efficiently use the reader's time with a minimum effort of searching for entries and information by following these brief instructions: 1. Searchthe Contents and/orIndex fora subject withinthe text. 2. Analysis/deformulation principles are discussed at the outset to familiarize the reader with analysis methods and instruments; followed by formu- tions, materials, and analysis ofpaint, plastics, adhesives, and inks; and finally reformulation methods to test the results of analysis. 3. Materials and a wide assortment of formulations are discussed within the text by chapter/section number. 4. Materials are referred toby various names (trivial, trade, and scientific), and these are listed in tables and cross-referenced to aid the reader., This book is designed for the chemist, formulator, student, teacher, forensic scientist, or others who wish to investigate the composition of polymeric materials. Theinformationwithinthesepagesisintendedtoarmthereaderwiththenecessary workingknowledgetoanalyze,characterize, anddeformulatematerials. ThestructureoftheContentsisintendedtoassistthereaderinquicklylocating the subject of interest and proceed to it with a minimum of expended time and effort. The Contents provides an outline of major topics and relevant materials char- terizedforthereader'sconvenience. Anintroductiontoanalysisanddeformulation is provided in Chapter 1 to acquaint the reader with analytical methods and their applications. Extensive references are provided as additional sources ofinfor- tion. All tables arelocatedin theAppendix, beginning onp. 235. GUIDE FOR USE This is a practical book structured to efficiently use the reader's time with a minimum effort of searching for entries and information by following these brief instructions: 1. Searchthe Contents and/orIndex fora subject withinthe text. 2. Analysis/deformulation principles are discussed at the outset to familiarize the reader with analysis methods and instruments; followed by formu- tions, materials, and analysis ofpaint, plastics, adhesives, and inks; and finally reformulation methods to test the results of analysis. 3. Materials and a wide assortment of formulations are discussed within the text by chapter/section number. 4. Materials are referred toby various names (trivial, trade, and scientific), and these are listed in tables and cross-referenced to aid the reader.

LC Classification NumberTH9701-9745