Microspectroscopic Imaging of Polymers

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pp. 411. N° de ref. del artículo 182325103

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Críticas: "Koenig (macromolecular science and chemistry, Case Western Reserve U.) compares the various microspectroscopic techniques that are available for polymer analysis, presenting the basics of imaging, acquisition of images, image analysis, and image artifacts. The techniques include optical and infrared microscopic approaches to mapping; Raman imaging, including developments in the instrumentation over the past two years; the nuclear resonance imaging of materials; and spatially resolved spectroscopic techniques for characterizing and improving engineering polymers. For each he provides examples of the types of applications they are used for. He includes a fair number of color photographs and an extensive glossary."--SciTech Book News"In the preface the author tells us that the combination of a microscope and spectroscopy along with a computer for control and analysis leads to the discipline of spectroscopic imaging or mapping. His goal is to introduce the basics of the essential components, spectroscopy, microscopy, and imaging, and to bring these together in a way that will be useful for the beginner and a reference for the experienced. In the opinion of this reviewer, he has succeeded in these goals. The introductory chapters discuss why we need imaging of polymers and how can this be done. This is then followed by infrared, Raman, and NMR imaging. The book is recommended to anyone who wants to know more about techniques of polymer characterization."--Polymer News