Polyelectrolytes with Defined Molecular Architecture II [Hardcover]

The two volumes 165 and 166 Polyelectrolytes with Defined Molecular Architecture summarize recent progress in the field. The subjects comprise novel polyelectrolyte architectures including planar, cylindrical and spherical polyelectrolyte brushes as well as micelle, complex and membrane formation. Some solution properties such as conformation of flexible polyions, osmotic coefficients and electrophoretic properties are addressed along with recent progress in analytical theory and simulation.

with contributions by numerous expertsC. Holm, M. Rehahn, W. Oppermann, M. Ballauff: Stiff-Chain Polyelectrolytes.- N. Volk, D. Vollmer, M. Schmidt, W. Oppermann, K. Huber: Conformation and Phase Diagrams of Flexible Polyelectrolytes.- C. Holm, T. Hofmann, J.F. Joanny, K. Kremer, R.R. Netz, P. Reineker, C. Seidel, T.A. Vilgis, R.G. Winkler: Polyelectrolyte Theory.- A.F. Th?nemann, M. M?ller, H. Dautzenberg, J.-F. Joanny, H. L?wen: Polyelectrolyte Complexes.- S. F?rster, V. Abetz, A.H.E. M?ller: Polyelectrolyte Block Copolymer Micelles.

Praise for Ed M.Schmidt's, Polyelectrolytes with Defined Molecular Architecture II

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All articles are well prepared and structured. Although not written as textbooks, general introductions of the chapters provide basic knowledge of the separate fields, methods and theoretical background. Therefore, the volumes can be recommended not only for specialists in the field. The books make an important contribution to polyelectrolyte research and application. I recommend the volumes to all scientists and engineers actively dealing with polyelectrolytes.

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