ORDERING OF MACROMOLECULES IN POLYMERS

Enter the fascinating world of polymers and their ordering! The book "Ordering of Macromolecules in Polymers" by Władysław Przygocki and Andrzej Włochowicz is a compendium of knowledge about the structure and properties of polymeric materials. Discover the relationships between the ordering of molecules and their physical properties, which is crucial for the development of modern materials.

• In-depth analysis of the ordering state of macromolecules
• Detailed discussion of polymers in the solid phase and fibers
• Influence of ordering on the physical properties of materials
• Modern approach to polymeric materials
• Practical information for scientists and engineers
• PWN edition - guarantee of quality and reliability

The rapid development of science and technology places ever greater demands on polymeric materials. Understanding how the ordering of molecules affects their properties is crucial for developing innovative solutions. This book offers a comprehensive look at this topic, presenting the state of knowledge about the ordering of macromolecules in the most common polymers.

The authors focus on polymers in the solid phase and fibers in partially crystalline, paracrystalline and liquid crystalline phases. As a result, the reader gains a complete picture of the relationships between the structure and properties of materials. This book is an invaluable source of information for anyone involved in the research, production and application of polymers.

PWN Publishing House, known for its high-quality scientific publications, guarantees the reliability and timeliness of the information presented. This book is a must-have for anyone who wants to keep up to date with the latest developments in the field of polymeric materials. Discover the secrets of macromolecule ordering and use this knowledge in your work!

The book has 504 pages, a format of 235x168 mm and a paperback cover. It was published in 2018 by PWN. It is a comprehensive source of knowledge for anyone interested in polymers and their properties.