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This two-volume work examines general relationships among the structures, reactivity, and properties of polyamides important for predictions in such fields as materials science. The team of authors, including polymer research chemists, physicists, and specialists in technology and processing, compiled an extensive amount of literature (over 2300 references) to produce two volumes packed with text, tables, drawings, and first-hand information, much of it never before published. Topics include lactams and their production, properties, analysis, theory, and the technology of their polymerization, in addition to polyamides and their processing, modification, analysis, molecular characterization, structure, physical properties, degradation and stabilization, designing and application of products. Researchers and specialists in the preparation, modification, processing, structure, and properties of linear aliphatic polyamides will find Lactam-Based Polyamides, Volumes I and II to be invaluable texts.
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CONTRIBUTORS, Volume I
Josef Baldrian, Ph.D.
Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Prague, Czechoslovakia
BÅetislav Doležel, Ph.D.
Materials Protection and Corrosion State Research Institute
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Božena LĆ”nskĆ”, Ph.D.
Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Prague, Czechoslovakia
FrantiÅ”ek LednickĆ½, Ph.D.
Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Rudolf Puffr, Ph.D.
Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Miroslav Raab, Ph.D.
Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Jan Å ebenda, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Jaroslav StehlĆÄek, Ph.D.
Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Prague, Czechoslovakia
ZdenÄk Tuzar, Ph.D.
Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Prague, Czechoslovakia
DEDICATION
This book is dedicated to our esteemed teacher and pioneer of Czechoslovak polyamide chemistry, Professor Otto Wichterle.
LACTAM-BASED POLYAMIDES
Volume I
Polymerization, Structure, and Properties
Polymerization, Structure, and Properties
Lactams
Polymerization
Chemical Analysis
Molecular Characterization
Physical Structure
Properties
Degradation and Stabilization
Polymerization
Chemical Analysis
Molecular Characterization
Physical Structure
Properties
Degradation and Stabilization
Volume II
Modification, Technology, and Application
Modification, Technology, and Application
Modified Polyamides
Monomer Technology
Fibers
Reaction Processing
Processing Technology of Plastics
Designing and Application
Monomer Technology
Fibers
Reaction Processing
Processing Technology of Plastics
Designing and Application
Each volume contains a list of symbols and abbreviations and a subject index.
TABLE OF CONTENTS, Volume I
Chapter 1
Lactams
Rudolf Puffr
Lactams
Rudolf Puffr
Chapter 2
Polymerization
Jan Å ebenda
Polymerization
Jan Å ebenda
Chapter 3
Chemical Analysis
Božena LĆ”nskĆ” and Jaroslav StehlĆÄek
Chemical Analysis
Božena LĆ”nskĆ” and Jaroslav StehlĆÄek
Chapter 4
Molecular Characterization
ZdenÄk Tuzar
Molecular Characterization
ZdenÄk Tuzar
Chapter 5
Physical Structure
Josef Baldrian and FrantiÅ”ek LednickĆ½
Physical Structure
Josef Baldrian and FrantiÅ”ek LednickĆ½
Chapter 6
Properties
Rudolf Puffr, Miroslav Raab and BÅetislav Doležel
Properties
Rudolf Puffr, Miroslav Raab and BÅetislav Doležel
Chapter 7
Degradation and Stabilization
Božena LĆ”nskĆ”
Degradation and Stabilization
Božena LĆ”nskĆ”
Appendix
Nomenclature of Polyamides, Symbols and Abbreviations
Nomenclature of Polyamides, Symbols and Abbreviations
Index
Chapter 1
Lactams
Rudolf Puffr
Table of Contents
- I. General
- II. Molecular and Electronic Structure
- A. Amide Group
- B. Lactam Ring
- III. Acid-Base Properties
- A. Acidity
- 1. NH Acidity
- 2. CĪ±H Acidity
- 3. Salts of Lactam Anion
- 4. Amide Electrophilicity
- B. Basicity
- 1. Hydrogen Bonding
- a. Self-Association
- b. Amide-Water Interaction
- c. Lactam-Hydrogen Donor Complexes
- 2. Protonation of Lactams
- 3. Lactam-Inorganic Electron Acceptor Complexes
- a. Molecular Acceptors
- b. Metal Cations as Acceptors
- IV. Physical Properties
- References
I. General
Lactams, the cyclic amides of aliphatic Ļ-amino acids, form an extensive homologous series of monomers. Its various members can be characterized either by the number of ring carbon atoms, n, or by the cycle size, n + 1 (see also Table 1).
The lactams so far described contain 2 to 20 ring carbon atoms. This family of monomers can be substantially extended if mem...
Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Preface
- The Editors
- Contributors, Volume I
- Dedication Page
- Lactam-Based Polyamides
- Table of Contents, Volume I
- Chapter 1 Lactams
- Chapter 2 Polymerization
- Chapter 3 Chemical Analysis
- Chapter 4 Molecular Characterization
- Chapter 5 Physical Structure
- Chapter 6 Properties
- Chapter 7 Degradation and Stabilization
- Appendix Nomenclature of Polyamides, Symbols and Abbreviations
- Index