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Physics and chemistry of rare-earth ions doped glasses /

Table of Contents: “…DeYoung -- Analysis of the laser transition and non-radiative properties of Nd3+ in novel fluorophosphate glasses / Ju H. …”
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Linear polyurethanes synthesis methods, chemical structures, properties and applications / by Król, Piotr

Table of Contents: “…Basic raw materials for the production of linear polyurethanes -- Reaction mechanisms occurring in the polyurethane production process -- General kinetic model for the diisocyanates and polyols polyaddition process -- Principal reactions utilised in the polyurethane technology -- Manufacturing methods for polyurethane elastomers -- Non-isocyanate methods for the synthesis of N-substituted linear polyurethanes -- Determination of molecular weights of linear polyurethanes by gelpermeation chromatography (GPC) and mass spectrometry (MS) methods -- Polyurethane ionomers -- Examples of copolymers with linear polyurethanes -- Microphase separation in polyurethane elastomers. Glass transition temperatures--analysis of phase structures by DSC, SAXS and AFM methods -- Intermolecular interactions free surface energy -- Thermal properties of linear polyurethanes -- Modern trends in property programming and in applications for linear polyurethanes.…”
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Polymers for electricity and electronics materials, properties, and applications / by Drobny, Jiri George

Table of Contents: “…Polymeric Materials.2.1 Introduction.2.2 Polymerization.2.3 Molecular Weights and Molecular Weight Distributions.2.4 Configuration.2.5 Glass Transition Temperature and Melting Temperature.2.6 Solutions of Polymers.2.7 Polymer Compatibility.2.8 Deformation Behavior.2.9 Polymeric Foams.2.10 Liquid Crystals.2.11 Nanocomposites.2.12 Commercial Polymers.2.13 General Technological Characteristics of Polymers.2.14 Processing of Polymers.2.15 Adhesion and Adhesives.3. …”
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