Solvents and Self-Organization of PolymersS.E. Webber, Petr Munk, Zdenek Tuzar Solvents and Self-Organization of Polymers brings together scientists who are experts in macromolecular synthesis, the physical chemistry and the physics of polymer self-organization. The book also contains experimental results and methods, analytical theory and computer simulations. While the work concentrates on problems of basic science, such practical applications as pharmacology are not excluded. The broad cross-fertilization between these areas makes the book a fascinating and masterly survey of the area. |
Contents
Equilibrium and Nonequilibrium Polymer Micelles | 19 |
Syntheses Colloidal Properties | 33 |
Micellization of Ionic Block Copolymers in Three Dimensions | 53 |
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