This edited volume emphasizes trends in the development of polymer science for the future. The present decade is dominated by the development of functional and specialty polymers and the tailor-making of specific new compositions. As a consequence, overlapping areas are developing between polymer science and the life sciences, energy development and computer engineering. The papers presented in this volume discuss these emerging trends. Topics covered include engineering new proteins, chemically active and biologically specific polymers, polymer photochemistry perspectives and promises, photoinitiated reactions of organic polymers, new designs for conductive polymers, polymer science and membrane biology.
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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Höhe: 230 mm
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978-0-471-63239-9 (9780471632399)
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Opening Remarks; Federal Science and Technology Policy; Herman Mark: His Influence in the American Chemical Society and on Amoco's Polymer Research; My Indebtedness to Herman Mark; Chain Molecules at Interfaces; Engineering New Proteins; Chemically Active and Biologically Specific Polymers; Chemical Synthesis on Polymer Supports; Modern Stereochemistry; New Catalysts for Polymer Synthesis; Address for Professor Herman F Mark's 90th Birthday May 7, 1985; Polymer Photochemistry Perspectives and Promises; Photoinitiated Reactions of Organic Polymers; Stereoregulation in Polymer Synthesis; Lanthanides as Coordination Catalytic Polymerisation Systems; New Designs for Conductive Polymers; Advances Polymeric Materials for the Future; Radiation Effects on Polymers; Polymer Science and Membrane Biology; Macromolecules and Evolution; Studies of Polymers Carrying Fluorescent Labels; Reaction of Hydrophilic Polymers; Synthesis, Spectroscopy and Simulations - A Novel Approach to Drug Design; Congratulatory Messsage.
