In twenty-nine chapters by leading authorities, Structure and Properties of Glassy Polymers provides readers with comprehensive coverage of basic and applied research on glass polymers as well as a wealth of information on current topics such as molecular modeling, characterization, polymer glasses in confined spaces, and conducting glass polymers. The characterization techniques presented include temperature-modulated differential scanning calorimetry, dielectric loss spectroscopy, photochemical hole burning, positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy, and transient current generation.

Preface

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The Structure and Properties of Glassy Polymers: An Overview

1

(21)

Anita J. Hill

Martin R. Tant

Physics of Glassy Polymers

The Use of Configurational Entropy to Derive the Kinetic Properties of Polymer Glasses

22

(15)

Edmund A. Di Marzio

Entropy, Landscapes, and Fragility in Liquids and Polymers, and the ΔCp Problem

37

(16)

C.A. Angell

Dynamic Properties of Polymer Melts above the Glass Transition: Monte Carlo Simulation Results

53

(25)

Jorg Baschnagel

The Thermal Glass Transition Beyond the Time Trap

78

(12)

K.-P. Bohn

J.K. Kruger

Dynamic Monte Carlo Simulation and Dielectric Measurements of the Effect of Pore Size on Glass Transition Temperature and the State of the Glass

90

(13)

N. Haralampus

J.P Northrop

C. Scordalakes

E. Ashmore

W. Martin

D. Kranbuehl

P.H. Verdier

Temperature-Modulated Calorimetry of the Frequency Dependence of the Glass Transition of Poly(ethylene terephthalate) and Polystyrene

103

(15)

Bernhard Wunderlich

Iwao Okazaki

Molecular Mobility and Relaxations in the Glassy State

Polymer Glasses: Thermodynamic and Relaxational Aspects

118

(15)

Robert Simha

Structural Relaxation and Fragility of Glass-Forming Miscible Blends Composed of Atactic Polystyrene and Poly (2,6-dimethyl-1,4-phenylene oxide)

133

(11)

Christopher G. Robertson

Garth L. Wilkes

Dielectric Spectroscopy of Bisphenol-A Polycarbonate and Some of Its Blends

144

(14)

G.J. Pratt

M.J.A. Smith

Physical Aging near the Beta Transition of a Poly(amide-imide)

158

(15)

George J. Dallas

Thomas C. Ward

James Rancourt

Mia Siochi

Low-Temperature Relaxation of Polymers Probed by Photochemical Hole Burning

173

(15)

Shinjiro Machida

Satomi Tanaka

Kazuyuki Horie

Binyao Li

Physical Aging

Fitting Differential Scanning Calorimetry Heating Curves for Polyetherimide Using a Model of Structural Recovery

188

(11)

Sindee L. Simon

The Physics of Glassy Polycarbonate: Superposability and Volume Recovery

199

(19)

Paul A. O'Connell

Carl R. Schultheisz

Gregory B. McKenna

Polymer-Polymer Miscibility Investigated by Temperature Modulated Differential Scanning Calorimetry

218

(10)

G.O.R. Alberda van Ekenstein

G. ten Brinke

T.S. Ellis

Physical Aging in PMMA Investigated Using Positron Annihilation, Dielectric Relaxation, and Dynamic Mechanical Thermal Analysis

228

(14)

William J. Davis

Richard A. Pethrick

Mechanical Properties

Craze Initiation and Failure in Glassy Poly(ethylene Terephthalate): The Effects of Physical Aging with and Without Exposure to Chemical Environments

242

(16)

Martin R. Tant

E.J. Moskala

M.K. Jank

T.J. Pecorini

Anita J. Hill

Transitions, Properties, and Molecular Mobility During Cure of Thermosetting Resins

258

(14)

Jakob Lange

Roman Ekelof

Nigel A. St. John

Graeme A. George

A Dynamic Probe of Tribological Processes at Metal-Polymer Interfaces: Transient Current Generation

272

(14)

J.T. Dickinson

L. Scudiero

S.C. Langford

The Effect of Orientation by Solid State Processes on the Amorphous Regions in Poly(vinyl alcohol) and High Density Poly(ethylene)

286

(20)

Anita J. Hill

T.J. Bastow

R.M. Hodge

Transport Properties

Free Volume and Transport Properties of Barrier and Membrane Polymers

306

(20)

B.D. Freeman

Anita J. Hill

The Segmental Motion and Gas Permeability of Glassy Polymer Poly (I-trimethylsilyl-1-propyne) Membranes

326

(8)

T. Nakagawa

T. Watanabe

K. Nagai

Vacancy Spectroscopy of Polymers Using Positronium

334

(21)

Yasuo Ito

Subnanometer Hole Properties of Cellulose Studied by Positron Annihilation Lifetime Spectroscopy

355

(12)

H. Cao

J.-P. Yuan

Y.C. Jean

A. Pekarovicova

R.A. Venditti

Ionic Conductivity in Glassy PVOH-Lithium Salt Systems

367

(16)

M. Forsyth

H.A. Every

F. Zhou

D.R. MacFarlane

Oxygen Transport Through Electronically Conductive Polyanilines

383

(11)

Yong Soo Kang

Hyuck Jai Lee

Jina Namgoong

Heung Cho Ko

Hoosung Lee

Bumsuk Jung

Un Young Kim

Xenon-129 NMR as a Probe of Polymer Sorption Sites: A New View of Structure and Transport

394

(19)

J.M. Koons

W.-Y. Wen

P.T. Inglefield

A.A. Jones

Dissolution Mechanism of Glassy Polymers: A Molecular Analysis

413

(20)

B. Narasimhan

N.A. Peppas

Gas Barrier and Thermal Properties of (Alkylsulfonyl)methly-Substituted Poly(oxyalkylene)s

433

Jong-Chan Lee

Morton H. Litt

Charles E. Rogers

Indexes

Author Index

454

Subject Index

455

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