Polym Chem Sus
Part of CHEN 4665 Polymer Chemistry for Sustainable Soluti
11:40am–12:55pm
SEELEY W. MUDD BUILDING MUD 825
Morningside
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Lecture · In-Person · Standard
Description
This course serves as a guide to the field of macromolecular materials chemistry, with a strong focus on the synthesis and design of polymers for tackling outstanding issues in polymer sustainability. The course will cover fundamental topics in polymerization techniques: step growth, conventional chain growth, ionic, controlled radical polymerizations, and ring opening polymerizations. As this course is primarily intended for engineers, great emphasis is placed on common, practical approaches to polymer synthesis and developing structure-property relationships. Fundamental topics will be expanded on using literature examples to demonstrate their applications in polymer sustainability.
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- Standard
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- LECTURE · In-Person
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- 3 credits
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