Polymer Science and Technology

MANAGEMENT & INNOVATION GEM-Chem compose and publish CD-books and CD-Articles on Polymer Science, Technology and Marketing. GEM-Chem implement projects on Company organisation, Return to profitability, International marketing, Technology, Science
Category: Polymer Science

Services: Polymer testing and analysis

FaraPack Polymers has access to a wealth of testing and analysis tools through the Polymer Centre, The University of Sheffield Chemistry Department and through membership in the Polymer IRC. Examples of analysis we can offer includes: General polymer analysis and characterisation Scattering and absorption techniques Surface analytical techniques Thermal methods Luminescence methods Molar mass determination Polymer morphology Mass spectrometry of polymers Microscopy Electronic behaviour Surfaces and interfaces analysis Physical properties Luminescence Wear, friction and lubrication Viscoelasticity Phase behaviour Biocompatibility Vibration and damping Piezoelectric and magnetic properties Failure analysis and fracture mechanics Energy absorbing structures Degradation Coating integrity Solutions and blends "Smart" behaviour Polymer crystallisation Liquid crystalline behaviour This list is by no means exhaustive. Please contact us to enquire after other techniques you may require. A more specific list of techniques and equipment available is available through the link below: Techniques and equipment available
Category: Polymer Testing

Library

All materials, videos, magazines and books listed are property of the North Texas Polymer Guild. Our library is for the use of guild members only. Item(s) may be checked out from the Guild librarian, at a regularly scheduled meeting of the guild and returned the next month. GUILD LIBRARY CATALOG Email Librarian Books
Category: Polymer Clay Extravaganza

Our Polymer Clay Mini - Lessons, Instructions, Projects And Tutorials

A note about the mini-lessons: these are something that I put together in my spare time, whenever I think I might have an idea that someone might be interested in. As time passes and new books and videos are made available almost monthly, the interest in web tutorials goes down, and their priority level in my list of responsibilities also decreases. I'll still create them as new ideas and my time constraints allow, but it will continue to be an infrequent addition. Thanks for understanding. All images and text on these pages are copyrighted. © Elizabeth Campbell 1999-2006 - unless otherwise noted. Please feel free to save or print these lessons for yourself or for friends. Keep the copyright notice attached to all files. Printing or compiling the files for sale in any manner is specifically forbidden.
Category: Free Polymer Clay Project