JOSEPH D. DANFORTH Books

Computer Applications In Applied Polymer Science

By S.L. Cooper, A. F. Johnson, Bernhard Wunderlich, M. POLLOCK, J. C. Corbett, Witold Brostow, Theodore Provder, David Roylance, L. E. Scriven, J. Ramsay, Nicole Levy, John L. Graham, J. F. Macgregor, H. James Harwood, A. E. HAMIELEC, J. W. VANDERHOFF, JOHN K. GILLHAM, D. C. TIMM, R. E. GILBERT, T. T. KO, M. R. SIMMONS, L. A. CUTTER, T. D. DREXLER, S. K. SOH, D. C. SUNDBERG, EPHRAIM BROYER, RICHARD F. ABBOTT, ANDRZEJ DWORAK, TING KEN L. NYEU, SHEN-NAN TONG, LUIS H. GARCIA-RUBIO, B. KHALIGH, YASUTO KODAIRA, E. G. BARTICK, G. L. McCLURE, C. M. TSENG, M. S. EL-AASSER, A. F. KAH, M. E. KOEHLER, T. F. NIEMANN, T. PROVDER, R. R. ELEY, T. P. DUNTON, S. D. FOSS, D. J. COYLE, C. W. MACOSKO, M. A. VALLANCE, T. H. GRENTZER, JOHN B. ENNS, UMESH GAUR, RICHARD P. CHARTOFF, JOSEPH D. DANFORTH, M. ANTONIETA MACIP, JERZY S. SOCHANSKI, Y. J. CHOU, ALBERT L. ROCKLIN, M. H. WILT, G. F. KOONS

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Content: Control of an isothermal polystyrene reactor / D.C. Timm, R.E. Gilbert, T.T. Ko, and M.R. Simmons -- Simulation of the kinetics of styrene polymerization / L.A. Cutter and T.D. Drexler --...

Polymer Stabilization And Degradation

By V. A. Smirnov, Jan F Rabek, A. C Somersall, Jan Pospisil, David R. Bauer, E Jennings, Е. Т. Денисов, J.E Guillet, Gerald Scott, William J. Bailey, James E. Pickett, E. G. Rozantsev, V. B. Ivanov, Bengt Ranby, Otto Vogl, Ann-Christine Albertsson, Peter P. Klemchuk, L. Zlatkevich, G. Balint, G. D. Mendenhall, D. M. WILES, D. J. CARLSSON, JOSEPH D. DANFORTH, JOHN L. GERLOCK, BENJAMIN GAPUD, E. SH. KAGAN, V. D. SHOLLE, TOSHIMASA TODA, TOMOYUKI KURUMADA, KEISUKE MURAYAMA, HELMUT K. MÜLLER, B. N. FELDER, J. T. LAI, P. N. SON, R. W. LAYER, R. P. LATTIMER, J. C. WESTFAHL, T. KELEN, F. TÜDŐS, A. ROCKENBAUER, LINDA M. BRIGGS, ROBERT J. TUCKER, PETER V. SUSI, C. E. RAMEY, C. J. ROSTEK, ZVONIMIR JANOVIC, PAUL-LI HORNG, JOHN D. SPIVACK, STEPHEN D. PASTOR, AMBELAL PATEL, LEANDER P. STEINHUEBEL, THOMAS HJERTBERG, ERLING M. SORVIK, I. P. HEYWARD, M. G. CHAN, A. G. LUDWICK, C. A. PRYDE, SONG ZHONG JIAN, JULIA LUCKI, C. J. B. DOBBIN, J. P. T. JENSEN, H. K. AGARWAL, J. M. COOKE, T. S. DZIEMIANOWICZ, R. L. CLOUGH, K. T. GILLEN

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Content: Introduction to hindered amine stabilizers / Peter P. Klemchuk -- Discovery, chemistry, and application of hindered amines / E.G. Rozantsev, E. Sh. Kagan, V.D. Sholle, V.B. Ivanov, and V.A...

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