Nobuo Monji Books

Reversible Polymeric Gels And Related Systems

By Madeleine Djabourov, Jacques Leblond, Martin Moller, Roland Audebert, Ralph Nossal, Ilias Iliopoulos, E Hirsch, G. C. Berry, Allan S. Hoffman, Shulamith Schlick, P. Terech, Elke Mühleisen, Carol Ann Cole, Jürgen Omeis, Claude Quivoron, Victor A. Bloomfield, Edwin L. Thomas, Paul S. Russo, WILMER G. MILLER, FRANK D. BLUM, B. Chung, A. E. Zachariades, S. J. Candau, Y. Dormoy, P. H. Mutin, J. M. Guenet, Wender Wan, Scott L. Whittenburg, C. W. Paul, P. M. Cotts, Byaporn NaNagara, Kazunori Se, Paul Magestro, Yachin Cohen, Herbert H. Frost, Liang Chang Dong, Sigrid M. Schreiner, John H. Priest, Nobuo Monji, Sheryl L. Murray, R. John Nelson, Gary C. Rex

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Content: A perspective on reversible gels and related systems / Paul S. Russo -- Viscoelastic behavior of ultra high molecular weight polyethylene pseudogels / B. Chung and A.E. Zachariades -- Dyna...

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