In studies of polymers

Many other surfaces can be investigated by HREELS. As larger molecule and non-single-ciystal examples, we briefly describe the use of HREELS in studies of polymer surfaces. The usefiilness of HREELS specifically in polymer surface science... 

The microscopic structure of the undercooled melt has been a subject of great interest in studies of polymer crystallization. There have been long arguments in favor of the presence of mesoscopic local order in the melt or at the crystal-... 

Infra-red dichroism has been used in studies of polymer specimens in which the chain molecules are parallel to each other, to give evidence on the orientation of particular atomic groups. In nylon and polyvinyl alcohol (Ambrose, Elliott, and Temple, 1949), Terylene (Miller and Willis, 1953), and polytetrafluoroethylene (Liang and Krimm, 1956) the results are consistent with structures already established by X-ray methods. Turning to more complex structures not yet solved in detail by X-ray methods, infra-red dichroism has indicated that in cellulose... 

Atomistic Modeling in Study of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells - A Review... 

Kanemitsu et al. (1989) observed decreased charge acceptance after prolonged irradiation of polymers doped with the hole transport molecule 2-(p-dipropylaminophenyl) -4- (p-dimethylaminophenyl) -5- (o-chlorophenyl) -1,3-oxazole. The effects depended on the polymer. A mechanism involving photo-induced charge transfer was proposed. Stolle et al. (1987) made a similar observation in studies of polymer photoconductors such as poly(N-vinyl-... 

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