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Surface Phenomena in the Structural and Mechanical Behaviour of Solid Polymers [Kõva köide]

(Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia), (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia)
  • Formaat: Hardback, 526 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 884 g, 7 Tables, black and white; 286 Illustrations, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Feb-2016
  • Kirjastus: CRC Press Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1498743684
  • ISBN-13: 9781498743686
  • Formaat: Hardback, 526 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 884 g, 7 Tables, black and white; 286 Illustrations, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Feb-2016
  • Kirjastus: CRC Press Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1498743684
  • ISBN-13: 9781498743686
Surface Phenomena in the Structural and Mechanical Behaviour of Solid Polymers explores the role of various surface phenomena in the structural and mechanical behaviour of amorphous and semicrystalline polymers. This book:











Discusses the development of the interfacial surface in the deformation of polymers Examines the healing of interfacial surfaces in polymers Inspects the structure and properties of polymers in thin films and surface layers Evaluates the mechanism of inelastic deformation in glassy amorphous polymers Investigates strain softening and the phenomena taking place upon deformation of polymers in active liquid media Covers the Rehbinder effect, or the adsorption reduction of the strength of solids Describes the properties of polymers in environmental or solvent crazing Analyses the interaction of the highly developed surface of crazed polymers with diverse low- and high-molecular mass components Addresses the instability and self-organisation of surface layers in polymers and diverse polymer systems Presents theoretical speculations concerning the structurally mechanical behaviour of a rigid coating on a soft substratum (RCSS) systems Assesses the stressstrain properties of the thin surface layers of polymers and the nanometric coatings deposited on their surfaces Highlights the efficacy of the approaches developed for RCSS systems for the analysis and description of natural phenomena Details the applied aspects of surface phenomena in the structurally mechanical behaviour of polymers

Thus, Surface Phenomena in the Structural and Mechanical Behaviour of Solid Polymers provides a useful framework for the development of new and innovative polymer-based materials.
Abbreviations ix
Preface 1(8)
1 Development of the interfacial surface in deformation of polymers 9(32)
1.1 The method for visualisation of structural rearrangements taking place during the variation of the surface area of deformed polymers
12(7)
1.2 Visualisation of structural rearrangements accompanying the development of the interfacial surface in deformation of rubbery polymers
19(10)
1.3 Visualisation of structural rearrangements taking place during annealing of amorphous polymers oriented above the glass transition temperature
29(4)
1.4 Rolling of glassy polycarbonate
33(3)
1.5 Structural rearrangement in the deformed polymer in the conditions of isometric heating
36(5)
2 Healing of the interfacial surface in polymer systems 41(38)
2.1 Healing of the interfacial surfaces in rubbery polymers
41(4)
2.2 Healing of the interfacial surface in glassy polymers
45(4)
2.3 Heterophase healing of polymer interfaces
49(7)
2.4 Heterochemical healing of the polymer-polymer interfaces
56(2)
2.5 Monolithization of powders
58(5)
2.6 Healing of the interfaces produced upon fracture of glassy polymers
63(5)
2.7 Healing of the interfacial surface in deformed polymers
68(11)
3 Special features of the structure and properties of surface layers and thin (nanometric) films of glassy polymers 79(29)
3.1 Measurement of the glass transition temperature of amorphous glassy polymers in thin films and thin surface layers
81(1)
3.2 Glass transition temperature of thin films of glassy polymers, deposited on solid substrates
81(7)
3.3 The glass transition temperature of free-standing thin films of glassy polymers
88(2)
3.4 Measurement of the glass transition temperature and molecular mobility in surface layers of bulk glassy polymers
90(1)
3.5 Interaction of metal nanoparticles with polymer surfaces
91(8)
3.6 Possible reasons for the decrease of the glass transition temperature in thin films and surface layers of amorphous polymers
99(9)
4 Role of surface phenomena in shear yielding of glassy polymers 108(68)
4.1 Thermal ageing of polymer glasses
110(1)
4.2 The main features of the effect of thermal ageing on the properties of glassy polymers
111(3)
4.4 Physical ageing and the structure of glassy polymers
114(6)
4.4 Molecular mechanism of thermal ageing of glassy polymers
120(4)
4.5 Effect of mechanical action on the process of physical ageing of polymer glasses
124(2)
4.6 Properties of glassy polymers subjected to mechanical effects
126(11)
4.7 The spatial inhomogeneity of deformation of polymer glasses
137(10)
4.8 Structure of shear bands formed during deformation of glassy polymers
147(5)
4.9 The nature of structural-mechanical anomalies in the properties of deformed glassy polymers
152(24)
5 Role of surface phenomena in the strain softening of glassy and crystalline polymers 176(40)
5.1 Strain softening of polymer systems, taking place without the formation of porosity
177(3)
5.2 Strain softening of glassy polymers
180(7)
5.3 Factors causing force softening of glassy polymers during crazing
187(3)
5.4 Strain softening of crystalline polymers
190(9)
5.5 Mechanism of strain softening of crystalline polymers
199(17)
6 Role of surface phenomena in deformation of polymers in active liquid media 216(60)
6.1 What is the adsorption-active medium?
217(10)
6.2 Structural special features of deformation of polymers in adsorption-active media
227(1)
6.3 Crazing in liquid media - manifestation of the Rehbinder effect in polymers
228(1)
6.4 Mechanism of the formation of the unique structure of crazes
229(3)
6.5 Crazing dynamics of polymers in liquid media
232(13)
6.6 Main factors determining the dynamics of crazing of the polymer in the AAM
245(4)
6.7 The multiplicity factor of the number of areas of localised plastic deformation
249(2)
6.8 Relationship of the crazing dynamics of polymers in liquid media with the fine structure of crazes
251(3)
6.9 Crazing mechanism of polymers in liquid media
254(5)
6.10 Delocalized crazing of the polymers in liquid media
259(17)
7 The structure and properties of crazed polymers 276(44)
7.1 Structural-mechanical aspects of deformation of crazed polymers
276(16)
7.2 Thermomechanical properties of crazed polymers
292(16)
7.3 Colloidal swelling
308(2)
7.4 Adsorption properties of the crazed polymers
310(10)
8 Multiphase nanodispersed systems based on crazed polymers 320(44)
8.1 Interaction of low-molecular substances with the highly developed surface of the crazed polymer
320(19)
8.2 Polymer-polymer nanomixtures based on crazed polymers
339(2)
8.3 Crazing as a method of producing nanosized porosity in polymers
341(2)
8.4 Special features of production of polymer-polymer nanocomposite by polymerisation in situ in a crazed polymer matrix
343(12)
8.5 Direct addition of the second polymer component to the crazed polymer matrix
355(9)
9 Instability and self-organisation of polymer surfaces 364(51)
9.1 Special features of the development of interfacial surfaces during the flow of polymer melts and solutions
364(1)
9.2 Loss of stability and dispersion in flow and during phase separation in polymer systems
365(3)
9.3 Inhomogeneous swelling of polymers
368(2)
9.4 Electrodynamic and thermomechanical instability of polymer surfaces
370(4)
9.5 Polymers with thin rigid coatings
374(15)
9.6 Mechanism of the formation of the regular microrelief
389(11)
9.7 Regular fragmentation of the coating
400(7)
9.8 Surface structure formation in polymers with a chemically modified surface
407(3)
9.9 Polymer films with nanometric coatings - 'rigid coating on a soft substratum' systems
410(5)
10 Evaluation of the structural and mechanical properties of nanometric surface layers 415(45)
10.1 Physical fundamentals of the method for evaluating the stress-strain properties of surface layers and nanometric coatings deposited on polymer films
416(3)
10.2 Modification of polymer surfaces
419(9)
10.3 Evaluation of the stress-strain properties of coatings deposited on polymer surfaces
428(2)
10.4 Evaluation of the stress-strain properties nanometric aluminium coatings
430(8)
10.5 Evaluation of the stress-strain properties of nanometric coatings based on noble metals
438(13)
10.6 The non-metallic coatings
451(9)
11 Natural systems constructed on the basis of the 'rigid coating on a soft substratum' principle 460(19)
11.1 Examples of 'rigid coating on a soft substratum' natural systems
461(2)
11.2 The Earth - the typical 'rigid coating on the soft substratum' system
463(7)
11.3 Evaluation of the thickness of the Earth's crust
470(1)
11.4 Evaluation of the strength and longevity of the Earth's crust
471(8)
12 Perspectives for the practical application of surface phenomena in solid polymers 479(41)
12.1 A new approach to the formation of nanocomposites with a polymer matrix
480(12)
12.2 Production of polymer films and fibres capable of influencing the environment
492(5)
12.3 Technological aspects of polymer modification by crazing
497(1)
12.4 Methods for increasing the efficiency of crazing
498(10)
12.5 Producing the transverse microrelief in polymer fibres and films
508(1)
12.6 Practical application of polymer films with a regular microrelief
509(11)
Index 520
A. L. Volynskii is an honorary worker at Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, and the Correspondent Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow.

N. F. Bakeev is a professor at Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, and the Full Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow.