Structure and Viscoelastic Properties of Ion-containing Polymers in the Solid State

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1. Polyelectrolytes, Past, Present and Future
2. Biologically Active Synthetic Polymers
3. Polymers and Other Composites
4. On Present Theories of the Condensed Polymer State
5. Statistical Mechanics of Wormlike Chains
6. Spans of Polymer Chains
7. Inference of Polymer Adsorption from Electrical Double Layer Measurements
8. Mobility and Conductivity of Ions in and into Polymeric Solids
9. Structure and Viscoelastic Properties of Ion-containing Polymers in the Solid State
10. Graphite Insertion Compounds as Chemical Reagents in Organic Chemistry
11. Recent Advances in the Use of Polymers as Chemical Reagents
12. Selectivity of Polyelectrolyte Membranes
13. Synthetic Polymeric Membranes: Practical Applications - Past, Present and Future
14. The Use of Macroreticular Polymeric Adsorbents for the Treatment of Waste Effluents
15. Membrane Separation Processes in Advacced Waste Water Treatment
16. Polymeric Materials in the Physiological Environment
17. The Provision of Toughness in One and Two Phase Polymers
18. Current Research on Chemical Modification of Cellulose
19. The Morphology and Chemical Structure of Wool