Title:
Chemical reaction in condensed phase : the quantitative level
Publication Information:
New York : Nova Science Publishers, c2006
Physical Description:
viii, 269 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
ISBN:
9781600210853
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Summary
Summary
Chemical Reactions in Condensed Phase - The Quantitative Level
Table of Contents
| Structural-dynamic particularities of interphase layers in filled polymers |
| Free-radical mechanisms of formation of polysaccharides radiation destruction products |
| Kinetics and mechanism of ozonised oxidation of ketones |
| Solution of the problem of selective oxidation of alkylarens by molecular oxygen into corresponding hydroperoxides. Catalysis initiated by Ni (II), Co (II) and Fe (III) complexes activated by additives of electron- mono- or multidentate extra-ligands |
| Extrapolation of characteristics of polypropylene inhibited oxidation over the polymer melting temperature |
| Statistics of selfavoiding random walks and the stretched exponential law |
| Kinetics of nonstationary photoinitiated polymerisation (postpolymerisation) of dimethacrylates |
| Transport of water as structurally sensitive process characterising morphology of biodegradable polymer systems |
| Magnetic guided carriers in biological and medical investigations |
| Multiple surface structures in polyolefins formed by modification methods |
| Structure and composition of the surface layer in polymers modified by elemental fluorine |
| Anisotropy of a fibre structure and the frictional wear of composites on the basis of polyarylate |
| A influence of feedback in the structure of carbon plastics on their properties |
| Concentration dependence of melt density of ethylene-vinylacetate co-polymers binary blends |
| Physical chemistry of topological disorder in polymers. some remarks on the polymer memory |
| On the structural memory in polymers |
| Poly(Vinyl Chloride) Technology: Surfactants for Many Functions |
