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Additives in Polymers
Product Code: AIP/05
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Additives in Polymers
Industrial Analysis and Applications
Wiley, 2005
By J. Bart
Summary:
This industrially relevant resource covers all established and emerging analytical methods for the deformulation of polymeric materials, with emphasis on the non-polymeric components.
Contents
1 INTRODUCTION
Additives
Plastics formulations
Economic impact of polymer additives
Analysis of plastics
2 DEFORMULATION PRINCIPLES
Polymer identification
Additive analysis of rubbers: "Best Practice"
Polymer extract analysis
In situ polymer/additive analysis
Class-specific polymer/additive analysis
3 SAMPLE PREPARATION PERSPECTIVES
Solvents
Extraction strategy
Conventional extraction technologies
High-pressure extraction methods
Sorbent extraction
Methodological comparison of extraction methods
Polymer/additive dissolution methods
Hydrolysis
4 SEPARATION TECHNIQUES
Analytical detectors
Gas chromatography
Supercritical fluid chromatography
Liquid chromatography techniques
Capillary electrophoretic techniques
5 POLYMER/ADDITIVE ANALYSIS: THE SPECTROSCOPIC ALTERNATIVE
Ultraviolet/visible spectrophotometry
Infrared spectroscopy
Luminescence spectroscopy
High-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
6 ORGANIC MASS SPECTROMETRIC METHOD
Basic instrumentation
Ion sources
Mass analysers
Direct mass spectrometric polymer compound analysis
Ion mobility spectrometry
7 MULTIHYPHENATION AND MULTIDIMENSIONALITY IN POLYMER/ADDITIVE ANALYSIS
Precolumn hyphenation
Coupled sample preparation - spectroscopy/spectrometry
Postcolumn hyphenation
Multidimensional chromatography
Multidimensional spectroscopy
8 INORGANIC AND ELEMENTAL ANALYTICAL METHODS
Element analytical protocols
Sample destruction for classical elemental analysis
Analytical atomic spectrometry
X-ray spectrometry
Inorganic mass spectrometry
Radioanalytical and nuclear analytical methods
Electroanalytical techniques
Solid-state speciation analysis
9 DIRECT METHODS OF DEFORMULATION OF POLYMER/ADDITIVE DISSOLUTIONS
Chromatographic methods
Spectroscopic methods
Mass spectrometric method
10 A VISION FOR THE FUTURE
Trends in polymer technology
Trends in additive technology
Environmental, legislative and regulatory constraints
Analytical consequences
Epilogue
Appendix I List of Symbols
Appendix II Functionality of Common Additives
Appendix III Excerpt of Polymer Additive Database
Subject Index
Price: £200.00 (Ex VAT)
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