《Adhesion of Polymers聚合物粘度》

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作者：Vladimir Kestelman, Roman Veslovsky
  \: L7 E0 r  c( N- v/ m8 u/ g- hHardcover: 397 pages
! U0 B: K* F& s$ P+ O6 G; iPublisher: McGraw-Hill Professional; 1 edition (December 5, 2001)
+ {% I  {) M$ j3 s* Q# vLanguage: English
* \3 I: F2 A" l6 k9 p; V# MISBN-10: 0071370455
& @) W( c  ~6 j0 QISBN-13: 978-0071370455
' e$ P! J( h& ^$ ?Product Dimensions: 9.2 x 6 x 1.3 inches
Book Description
Current applications for bonding and sealing are expensive and time-consuming. Adhesion of Polymers presents a state-of-the-art method for improving bonds and sealing strength between different materials underwater and in the human body. This time- and cost-efficient technology will allow engineers to create or repair stronger seals in underwater pipes, repair ships at sea, even bond and seal tissues in the body
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1 `0 ?' V: h) [7 @0 t4 Y0 M7 QChapter 1. The Process of Adhesive-Bonded Joint Formation 1
Chapter 2. Adhesive Properties Control by Surface-Active Substances 22
: _0 p; ~$ ^  T0 m1 W2.1 Alteration of Properties of Polymeric Composites under the Influence of
Surface-Active Substances 22
2.2 Colloid-Chemical Properties of Surfactants in Heterochain Oligomers 25
7 b0 E. c" C! L' Q2.3 Surface Tension of Heterochain Oligomers with Surfactant Additives 33
2.4 Surface Tension of CuringOligomers 38
* R2 ], B. }' j2 K. M2.5 Effect of Surface-Active Substances on the Thermodynamic and Physical-
Chemical Properties of Solid Polymers 45
' X2 {7 {0 O9 S  I/ f2.6 Oligomer–Metal Interphase Tension 60
- t& V4 m0 a/ o  f) G9 z2.7 Control of Polymer Adhesion Strength by Means of Surfactant 67
2 {; @$ [5 c# j5 H. k' A2.8 Influence of Surfactants on the Structure of Polymers 74
2.8.1 Influence of Surfactants on the Structure of Polyurethanes 74
2.8.2 Influence of Surfactants on the Structure of Polyepoxides 81
9 ~1 M: S8 n9 i; M1 t: {& D- a4 n2.8.3 Influence of Surfactants on CuringProcesses and Structure of
5 c! `% x, p! H8 z, iUnsaturated Polyesters 89
Chapter 3. Properties of Adhesives Based on Polymeric Mixtures 98
3.1 General 98
! k+ p. F- {& Y, o8 ]+ s3.2 Adhesives Based on InterpenetratingPolymer Networks 102
3.2.1 Properties of Sprut-5M Adhesive-Based Reinforced Coatings 109
3.3 Adhesives Based on Thermodynamically Incompatible Polymeric
* r/ }9 H+ d# e1 C. o: d, @  P; `' uMixtures 112
6 E' S6 L+ f1 C) q' i3.3.1 Adhesives Based on Acrylic Polymer Mixtures 112
; d0 _% p1 {7 M: t3.3.2 Controllingthe Properties of Adhesives Based on Epoxy Rubber
9 A* m/ P+ C# |. _3 Y" hPolymeric Mixtures 128
3.3.3 Modification of EP-20 Epoxy-Diane Resin by Epoxided
$ d& q* X4 ^/ q1 yPolypropylene Glycol (Laproxides 503M and 703) 160
3.3.4 Influence of Surfactants on Structure and Properties of
- M& S6 t( N/ [% TPolyurethanes Based on Oligomer Mixtures 164
3.4 Organo-Mineral Composites 202
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