The adhesive effect of polymers

Author: Fuxiluo
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: The book cites a large number of references, charts, and practical examples, linking theory with practice. It provides valuable reference material for technical personnel and students engaged in the synthesis and application of adhesives.
This book is divided into nine chapters, focusing on the important principles in the formation of adhesive joints. It extensively and deeply elaborates on new principles and methods for controlling the bonding strength and other key properties of polymer adhesives, along with their physicochemical and thermodynamic foundations. Special attention is given to the detailed analysis and introduction of control pathways such as the introduction of surfactants, thermodynamically incompatible polymer blends, interpenetrating polymer networks, and composites. Through theoretical analysis and experimental validation, many theoretical hypotheses and strength criteria related to bonding phenomena are reviewed and evaluated in greater depth. Additionally, a certain portion of the book introduces valuable applications of polymer adhesives in industrial and medical fields, guided by new principles for enhancing strength and controlling properties.