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Polymer Networks
Polymer Networks by H. Galina offers an insightful exploration into the formation, structure, and properties of crosslinked polymer networks. The book examines both theoretical frameworks—such as graph-like and statistical models—and experimental findings on network formation, gelation behavior, and mechanical characteristics. It delves into various types of networks, including interpenetrating networks, hybrid gels, and thermosets, and highlights the effects of architecture (e.g., branching, crosslink density, cyclization) on properties like swelling, elasticity, and degradation. Through a blend of theory and practical case studies, this work provides a comprehensive understanding of how polymer network design influences performance across applications ranging from materials science to biomedical engineering.
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