Applications of scanned probe microscopy to polymers
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Bibliographic Information
Applications of scanned probe microscopy to polymers
（ACS symposium series, 897）
American Chemical Society, c2005
Available at 6 libraries
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"Sponsored by the ACS Division of Polymeric Chemistry: Science and Engineering, Inc"
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Applications of Scanned Probe Microscopy to Polymers stresses the analysis of polymer and biopolymer surfaces using the ever-expanding methodologies of scanned probe microscopies. This book includes studies of optical properties by near-field methodologies, local mechanical properties of polymer films by AFM, the dynamics and mechanics of single molecules probed by AFM, and methodologies for enhanced imaging modes. A primary focus of this book is the
quantitative measurement of surface properties by scanned probe techniques, which illustrates how the field has evolved and what new challenges lie ahead. Applications of Scanned Probe Microscopy to Polymers will be valuable to students and professionals looking for studies that illustrate what types of polymer
material properties may be probed by scanned probe microscopies.
Table of Contents
1: Andre J. Gesquiere, Doo Young Kim, So-Jung Park, and Paul F. Barbara: Near-Field Spectroscopic Studies of Fluorescence Quenching by Charge Carriers
2: Joseph M. Imhof, Eun-Soo Kwak, and David A. Vanden Bout: Time-Resolved Fluorescence Near-Field Scanning Optical Microscopy Studies of Conjugated Polymer Thin Films
3: Jeffrey E. Hall and Daniel A. Higgins: Exploring Dynamics in Photorefractive Polymer-Dispersed Liquid Crystals Using Near Field Scanning Optical Microscopy
4: Chris A. Michaels, D. Bruce Chase, and Stephan J. Stranick: Chemical Imaging of Heterogeneous Polymeric Materials with Near-Field IR Microscopy
5: Boris B. Akhremitchev, Larissa Stebounova, Yujie Sun, and Gilbert C. Walker: Apetureless Scanning Near-Field IR Microscopy for Chemical Imaging of Thin Films
6: Lori S. Goldner, Michael J. Fasolka, and Scott N. Goldie: Measurement of the Local Diattenuation and Retardance of Thin Polymer Films Using Near-Field Polarimetry
7: Ph. Leclere, V. Cornet, M. Surin, P. Viville, J.P. Aime, and R. Lazzaroni: Dynamic Atomic Force Microscopy Analysis of Polymer Materials: Beyond Imaging Their Surface Morphology
8: Scott Sills, Tomoko Gray, Jane Frommer, and Rene M. Overney: Probing Nanorheological Properties of Mesoscopic Polymer Systems
9: Aric Opdahl and Gabor A. Somorjai: Combined Atomic Force Microscopy and Sum Frequency Generation Vibrational Spectroscopy Studies of Polyolefins and Hydrogels at Interfaces
10: H. Shulha, Y.H. Lin, and V.V. Tsukruk: Multilayered Nanoscale Systems and Atomic Force Microscopy Mechanical Measurements
11: Pamela Y. Meadows, Jason E. Bemis, Sabah Al-Maawali, and Gilbert C. Walker: Probing Single Polymer Chain Mechanics Using Atomic Force Microscopy
12: Richard Law, Nishant Bhasin, and Dennis Discher: Application of Probe Microscopy to Protein Unfolding: Adsorption and Ensemble Analysis
13: Efrosini Kokkoli and Anastasia Mardilovich: The Use of Atomic Force Microscopy in Characterizing Ligand-Receptor (Intigrin) Interactions
14: Jamie K. Hobbs, Andrew D.L. Humphris, and Mervyn J. Miles: Following Processes in Synthetic Polymers with Scanning Probe Microscopy
15: Sergiy Minko, Anton Kiriy, Ganna Gorodyska, Roman Sheparovych, Robert Lupitsky, Constantinos Tsitsilianis, and Manfred Stamm: confirmation of Polymer Molecule via Atomic Force Microscopy
16: Francis M. Mirabella, Jr.: Solving Practical Problems in the Plastics Industry with Atomic Force Microscopy
17: Keiji Tanaka, Atsushi Takahara, and Tisato Kajiyama: Evaluation of Surface Composition in Miscible Polymer Blends by Lateral Force Microscopy
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