Gels: Structures, Properties, and Functions: Fundamentals and Applications (Progress in Colloid and Polymer Science Book 136)
by Stephen M. Rowland, Ernest M. Duebendorfer, Ilsa M. Schiefelbein
This volume in the Progress in Colloid and Polymer Science series, book 136, covers the structures, properties, and functions of gels. It addresses fundamentals and applications, providing essential knowledge for colloid and polymer science. Authored by Stephen M. Rowland, Ernest M. Duebendorfer, and Ilsa M. Schiefelbein, it serves as a key resource for understanding gel materials.
About This Book
Gels represent a fascinating class of materials in colloid and polymer science, characterized by unique structures that bridge liquids and solids. This book examines the foundational aspects of gel formation and stability.
Key properties of gels, such as viscoelasticity and responsiveness to stimuli, are analyzed in detail. Understanding these attributes is essential for advancing material design in various fields.
The text covers functions of gels in technological and biological contexts, highlighting their versatility. It provides insights into how gels interact with their environments.
Fundamentals are presented alongside applications, offering a comprehensive resource for researchers and professionals. The volume contributes to the Progress in Colloid and Polymer Science series, volume 136.
Authors Stephen M. Rowland, Ernest M. Duebendorfer, and Ilsa M. Schiefelbein bring expertise to this exploration of gel science.
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