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Contributions to polymer
Contributions to Polymer Papers a c c e p t e d / o r future issues of P o l y m e r include the following: Electron Spin Resonance Studies o] irradiated Polymers: 1. Factors Affecting the Electron Spin Resonance Spectra o[ Irradiated Polymers --SHUN-ICHI OHNISHI, YUICHI IKEDA, MICH10 KASHIWAGI and ISAMU NITTA
An Infra-red Study o[ the Crystallization o/ Poly(vinyl chloride)-A. KAWASAKI, J. FURUKAWA, T. TSURUTA and S. SHIOTANI
Anionic Polymerization o[ Styrene---CYRIL STRETCH and GEOFFREY ALLEN Physical and Mechanical Properties of Polypropylene Fractions--J. VAN SCHOOTEN, n . VAN HOORN and J. BOERMA
Polymorphism o[ Crystalline Polypropylene--(Miss)
E. J. ADDINK and
J. BEINTEMA
Rheological Properties of Concentrated Polymer Solutions: 1. Growth o] Pressure Fluctuations during Prolonged Shear Flow--A. S. LODGE Proton Magnetic Resonance in Nylon 66--D. W. JONES The Synthesis o[ Block and Graft Copolymers o[ Cellulose and its Derivatives--R. J. CERESA A New Method for Following Rapid Rates of Crystallization : 1. Poly(hexamethylene adipamide)---J, H. MAOILL The Dielectric and Dynamic Mechanical Properties of Polyoxymethylene (Delrin)--B. E. READ and GRAHAM WILLIAMS Streaming Birefringence of Soft Linear Macromolecules with Finite Chain Length--A. PETERLIN Tracer Studies of Di-anisoyl Peroxide and the Anisoyloxy Radical--J. K. ALLEN and J. C. BEVINGTON
The Effect o/High-Frequency Discharge on the Sur[aces o/Solids : 1. The Production of Surface Radicals on Polymers---C. H. BAMFORD and J. C. WARD 113
CONTRIBUTIONS TO POLYMER
Branched Polymers: I. Molecular Weight Distribution--T. A. OROFINO Branched Polymers: 11. Dimensions in Non-interacting Media--T. A. OROFINO
The Crystallization ol Poly(ethylene terephthalate) by Organic Liquids ---W. R. MOORE and R. P. SHELDON CONTRIBUTIONS should be addressed to the Editors, Polymer, 4-5 Bell Yard, London, W.C.2. Authors are solely responsible for the factual accuracy of their papers. All papers will be read by one or more referees, whose names will not normally be disclosed to authors. On acceptance for publication papers are subject to editorial amendment. If any tables or illustrations have been published elsewhere, the editors must be informed so that they can obtain the necessary permission from the original publishers. All communications should be expressed in clear and direct English, using the minimum number of words consistent with clarity. Papers in other languages can only be accepted in very exceptional circumstances. A leaflet of instructions to contributors is available on application to the editorial office.
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An Infra-red Study o[ the Crystallization o/ Poly(vinyl chloride)-A. KAWASAKI, J. FURUKAWA, T. TSURUTA and S. SHIOTANI
Anionic Polymerization o[ Styrene---CYRIL STRETCH and GEOFFREY ALLEN Physical and Mechanical Properties of Polypropylene Fractions--J. VAN SCHOOTEN, n . VAN HOORN and J. BOERMA
Polymorphism o[ Crystalline Polypropylene--(Miss)
E. J. ADDINK and
J. BEINTEMA
Rheological Properties of Concentrated Polymer Solutions: 1. Growth o] Pressure Fluctuations during Prolonged Shear Flow--A. S. LODGE Proton Magnetic Resonance in Nylon 66--D. W. JONES The Synthesis o[ Block and Graft Copolymers o[ Cellulose and its Derivatives--R. J. CERESA A New Method for Following Rapid Rates of Crystallization : 1. Poly(hexamethylene adipamide)---J, H. MAOILL The Dielectric and Dynamic Mechanical Properties of Polyoxymethylene (Delrin)--B. E. READ and GRAHAM WILLIAMS Streaming Birefringence of Soft Linear Macromolecules with Finite Chain Length--A. PETERLIN Tracer Studies of Di-anisoyl Peroxide and the Anisoyloxy Radical--J. K. ALLEN and J. C. BEVINGTON
The Effect o/High-Frequency Discharge on the Sur[aces o/Solids : 1. The Production of Surface Radicals on Polymers---C. H. BAMFORD and J. C. WARD 113
CONTRIBUTIONS TO POLYMER
Branched Polymers: I. Molecular Weight Distribution--T. A. OROFINO Branched Polymers: 11. Dimensions in Non-interacting Media--T. A. OROFINO
The Crystallization ol Poly(ethylene terephthalate) by Organic Liquids ---W. R. MOORE and R. P. SHELDON CONTRIBUTIONS should be addressed to the Editors, Polymer, 4-5 Bell Yard, London, W.C.2. Authors are solely responsible for the factual accuracy of their papers. All papers will be read by one or more referees, whose names will not normally be disclosed to authors. On acceptance for publication papers are subject to editorial amendment. If any tables or illustrations have been published elsewhere, the editors must be informed so that they can obtain the necessary permission from the original publishers. All communications should be expressed in clear and direct English, using the minimum number of words consistent with clarity. Papers in other languages can only be accepted in very exceptional circumstances. A leaflet of instructions to contributors is available on application to the editorial office.
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