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09-509 Physical Chemistry of Macromolecules


Units:9.0
Department:Chemistry
Prerequisites:09-345 or 09-347
Cross-listed:06-609 , 09-715
Related URLs:http://www.chem.cmu.edu/

This course develops fundamental principles of polymer science. Emphasis is placed on physio-chemical concepts associated with the macromolecular nature of polymeric materials. Engineering aspects of the physical, mechanical and chemical properties of these materials are discussed in relation to chain microstructure. Topics include an introduction to polymer science and a general discussion of commercially important polymers; molecular weight; condensation and addition synthesis mechanisms with emphasis on molecular weight distribution; solution thermodynamics and molecular conformation; rubber elasticity; and the rheological and mechanical properties of polymeric systems. (This course is also listed as 06-609. Graduate Course: 12 units, 09-715) 3 hrs. lec.

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  Spring 2005 times


No sections available for semester Spring 2005.



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