Titlebook: Macromolecular Science; Retrospect and Prosp Robert D. Ulrich Book 1978 Plenum Press, New York 1978 chemistry.macromolecular science.paper.

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Book 1978hope of the officers of the Division that this volume will serve many purposes - a reference text, a record, and a source of perspective. F. E. Bailey Chairman (1976) Division of Polymer Chemistry American Chemical Society vii Contents R. D. Ulrich - The History of the ACS Division 1 of Polymer Chem

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It is the hope of the officers of the Division that this volume will serve many purposes - a reference text, a record, and a source of perspective. F. E. Bailey Chairman (1976) Division of Polymer Chemistry American Chemical Society vii Contents R. D. Ulrich - The History of the ACS Division 1 of Polymer Chem978-1-4684-2855-1978-1-4684-2853-7

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F. R. Eirich,istry, and Rheology, his first contributions were to the physical chemical characterization of polymers in solution, building on the work of Doty and Zimm including the techniques of osmometry, isothermal diffusion, electrophoresis, ultracentrifugation, flow birefringence, and viscosimetry. About te

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P. J. Flory,a Flory, a clergyman-educator; my mother, nee Martha Brumbaugh, had been a schoolteacher. Both were descended from generations of farmers in the New World. They were the first of their families of record to have attended college.

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M. L. Huggins,f crystals.. I soon found that many crystals of known atomic arrangement were 3-dimensional macromolecules, with the atomics in each crystal all bonded together by ordinary chemical (electronpair) bonds. With the aid of published x-ray data I deduced the previously unknown structure’ of quartz (SiO.

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L. Mandelkern, were primarily concerned with the determination of crystal structures and unit cell dimensions by the conventional methods of x-ray diffraction. These investigators were confronted with the dilemna as to whether it was necessary for the complete molecule to be located within the unit cell. The reso

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C. S. Marvel,her than aggregates which were held together in some mysterious manner. There were no techniques such as infrared spectroscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance and mass spectrometry to use as routine tools for structure determinations. It was then necessary to use chemical methods.