Glassy State and Polymer Transition Temperatures

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Introduces the solid state of polymers, including the structure, amorphous state, glass transition, and characterization methods.

Explores the solid state properties of polymers, including crystalline and amorphous states, polymer mixtures, and mechanical behavior.

Explores the mechanical properties of polymers, emphasizing elastic deformation and viscoelasticity.

Covers amorphous materials, focusing on glass, common types, atomic structure, and the effect of hydrogen.

Explores the swelling behavior of polymers and its influencing factors, such as crosslinking density and solvent nature.

Explores the collapse and expansion of polymers, focusing on covolume and Flory theory.

Explores the physical chemistry of polymeric materials, emphasizing concentrated solutions and phase separation behavior.

Delves into the crystalline phase of polymers, emphasizing crystallization processes and structural influences on melting temperatures.

Explores the statistical properties of the Freely-Jointed-Chain model and the Worm-like Chain Model transition from discrete to continuum.

Explores polymer chemistry, synthesis techniques, and macromolecular engineering, emphasizing living polymerization methods and course organization.