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Physical pathways, polymer degradation

Chapter 3 describes the various components of plastics and how they are transformed into three-dimensional functional solids. The chapter is not intended as a technical manual from which polymers can be synthesized and plastics prepared but as an overview of selected procedures and materials relevant to museum professionals concerned with plastics. Knowledge of plastics technology helps to date plastics objects, to interpret chemical analysis of plastics and to understand the causes of deterioration. Polymerization, additives and shaping processes contribute to the physical and chemical properties, useful lifetime and degradation pathways of plastics. The optical, chemical and physical properties of plastics are detailed in Chapter 4. [Pg.39]

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