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The Crystalline Phase: Polymers and Crystallization
Delves into the crystalline phase of polymers, emphasizing crystallization processes and structural influences on melting temperatures.
Crystalline Phase in Polymers
Explores the crystalline phase in polymeric materials, focusing on characterization, kinetics, and thermodynamics of crystallization.
Charge Carriers in Organic Semiconductors
Explores the formation of polarons, excitons, chemical doping effects, and charge carrier behavior in organic semiconductors.
Atomic Diffusion in Solids
Explores the reasons behind lower diffusion in crystalline solids and covers atomic theory, thermal hopping, and random movement.
Band Transport in Crystalline Solids
Explores band transport in crystalline solids and introduces the second quantization formalism for quantum mechanics.
Polymer Structure: Crystallinity Influence
Discusses how polymer structure affects crystallinity and the propensity of polymers to crystallize, distinguishing between amorphous and semi-crystalline polymers.
Glass Transition: Polymer Properties
Explores glass and melting transitions in polymers, including characterization methods and specific polymer properties.
Nanocrystal Properties: Size and Shape Control
Explores the significance of monodispersity and composition in nanocrystal properties, focusing on size and shape control techniques.
Band and Band-like Transport
Explores band and band-like transport in materials, including criteria, examples, charge transfer, and second quantization.
Polymer Solid State Properties
Explores polymer structure in the solid state, crystallinity, mechanical properties, and degradation behavior.