Advanced polymers, also known as engineering polymers or high-performance polymers, are synthetic polymers with exceptional mechanical, thermal, chemical, and electrical properties (high heat and thermal stability, frost, resistance, hydrophobicity, high dielectric indices, etc.). This new volume focuses on a particular applied objective: the creation of new polymeric materials with improved properties.
The volume highlights new concepts, achievements, and investigations in polymer chemistry and chemical engineering and provides a survey of the important categories of polymers, including commodity thermoplastics and fibers, elastomers and thermosets, and engineering and specialty polymers.
Scientists and researchers in the field of polymer functional materials will find much food for thought in this volume.
PART 1: KINETICS OF THERMOSETS 1. Cured Glycidyl Ethers with Condensed Carbon Cycles PART 2: SYNTHESIS 2. Synthesis and Hydrosilylation of 2-Methyl(Ethyl)-1-Propargyl Pyrrole 3. Petroleum Sorbents Obtained by Hybridization of Organic Synthetic and Inorganic Materials 4. Obtaining Antibacterial Composition Material Based on the Copolymer of Salicylic Acid Allyl Ether with Methyl Methacrylate and ABS and Studying Properties 5. Preparation and Optical Investigation of Red Luminescent Europium Complexes with Unsaturated Aromatic beta-diketones and Auxiliary Ligands 6. Alternating Donor-Acceptor Copolymers as Through-Space Charge-Transfer Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence Emitters for Solution-Processable OLEDs: Synthesis, Theoretical Study and Application 7.. Catalyst Applications in the Petroleum Industry: An Overview 8. Shock-Assisted High-Temperature Consolidation and Synthesis of Diamond Containing Powder 9. Consolidation and Synthesis of Ta-Al-B(B4C) Reactive Blends by Hot Electro 10. Oxidation of Antimony (III) Sulfide with Elemental Sulfur in Lithium Alkaline Medium PART 3: COMPOSITES 11. Composites Based on Secondary Thermoplastic Polymers and Some Minerals 12. Thermochromic Liquid Crystal Polymer Composites for Optical Visualization of Thermal Fields PART 4: NANOSTRUCTURES 13. Zeolite-Coal Nanocomposites and Soil Structure 14. High-Temperature Processing and Recovering of Nanoscale Carbon from Plastic Waste after Its Activation in Overheated Vapor Environment 15. Carbon Nanotubes as Effective Remedy for Thin Oil-Water Films Removal 16. The Role of Complex Modifiers Obtained on the Basis Oo Carbon Nanotubes in the Hardening of High-Strength Concrete 17. Study of Electrical Properties of RGO/PDMS Nanocomposites PART 5: PROCESSING 18. Variants of the Thermal Decomposition of Condensed Phosphates as an Opportunity to Obtain New Cyclic or Polymeric Compounds 19. Study of Sorption Potential of Carbon Material From Polymer Waste (for Example: Some Pollutants of Leachate of Tbilisi Landfill) 20. New Type of Ecologically Friendly, Highly Effective, Bioprotective Fire-Extinguishing Foam-Suspension 21. Features of Sorption Extraction of Rhenium Ions by Interactivated Hydrogels in the Lewatit CNP LF(H+)-Poly-2-Methyl-5-Vinylpyridine Interpolymer System 22. Natural Organic Substances’ Transformation in Ukraine’s Surface Water Under Solar Radiation 23. The Role of Various Groups of Natural Organic Substances in Complexation in Ukraine’s Surface Waters 24. Hexagonal 2D-Materials Intercalation by Magnetic Clusters PART 6: CALCULATIONS 25. Analysis of Engineering Properties and Applications of Polymer Composites Using Deep Learning Techniques 26. Calculation Methodology of Stability Constants of Fulvate Complexes 27. Quantum-Chemical Modeling and Physico-Chemical Research of the Hydride Addition Reaction of a,wbis(Trimethylsiloxy)Methylhydridsiloxane with Trimethylacryloxysilane 28. Kinetics on Thermal/UV Curing and Mechanical Properties of Epoxy-Based Composites
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