Lecture

Phase Separations in Polymer Solutions

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Description

This lecture covers the phase separations in polymer solutions, discussing topics such as colloids, soft materials, liquid crystals, micelles, block-copolymer domains, and phase diagrams. It explores the miscibility of polymers, changes in entropy and enthalpy, Flory Huggins theory, and nucleation and growth mechanisms in phase separation.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

Chemistry

Organic chemistry: Polymer chemistry

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