Gels

1. Front Matter

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2. Monte-Carlo modeling of polymer network formation

   • H. Galina, J. Lechowicz

   Pages 1-3

3. Relaxation properties of polymer gels and concept of physical networks

   • V. I. Irzhak, S. E. Varyukhin, T. F. Irzhak

   Pages 4-8

4. Characterization of helical structures in gelatin networks and model polypeptides by circular dichroism

   • F. A. de Wolf, R. C. A. Keller

   Pages 9-14

5. Influence of shear rate on gelation of biopolymers solution

   • V. Sovilj, P. Dokić

   Pages 15-18

6. Photochemical activity of the bacterial reaction center in polymer-like phospholipids reverse micelles

   • G. Palazzo, M. Giustini, A. Mallardi, G. Colafemmina, M. Della Monica, A. Ceglie

   Pages 19-25

7. Rheological properties of modified cellulosic polymers in semi-dilute regime: Effect of salinity and temperature

   • L. Picton, G. Muller

   Pages 26-31

8. Rheological properties of schizophyllan in presence of borate ions

   • M. Grisel, G. Muller

   Pages 32-37

9. Molecular modelling of cellulose and hyaluronan three-dimensional structure

   • R.-H. Mikelsaar

   Pages 38-41

10. Bond blocks concept in kinetics of formation and destruction of polymer gels

    • T. F. Irzhak, N. I. Peregudov, V. I. Irzhak, M. L. Tai

    Pages 42-46

11. Sol-gel transition and molecular dynamics in the systems based on the copolymer of methyl methacrylate with methacrylic acid

    • N. N. Volkova, V. P. Tarasov, L. P. Smirnov, L. N. Erofeev

    Pages 47-50

12. Titania sols and gels synthesized from reverse micelles

    • B. Ginzberg, S. A. Bilmes

    Pages 51-56

13. Gels with magnetic properties

    • L. Barsi, A. Büki, D. Szabó, M. Zrinyi

    Pages 57-63

14. Networks of surfactant-made physical organogels

    • P. Terech

    Pages 64-70

15. Shear-induced polymer interactions and gelation in urea-formaldehyde polycondensates

    • P. Dokić, I. Sefer, V. Sovilj

    Pages 71-75

16. Gelation in reactive polyester powder coating systems

    • L. Halász, O. Vorster

    Pages 76-81

17. Thermoreversible gelation in syndiotactic polystyrene/solvent systems

    • T. Roels, F. Deberdt, H. Berghmans

    Pages 82-85

18. The mechanical properties of elastomers with chemical and physical junctions

    • M. Ye. Solovjev, V. A. Kapranov, A. G. Galushko, V. I. Irzhak

    Pages 86-88

19. Flourescence method to study gelation swelling and drying processes in gels formed by solution free radical compolymerization

    • Ö. Pekcan, Y. Yilmaz

    Pages 89-97

20. A 13C-NMR study of polyacrylic acid gels as radioactive ion sorbents

    • A. Saidel Vasilescu, C. C. Ponta

    Pages 98-100

This volume contains the proceedings of the Europhysics Conference on Gels, held in Balatonszeplak, Hungary, in September 1995.
Topics of the contributions cover fundamentals and applications of gels formed from inorganic and organic polymers, colloidal particles and surfactant systems, new powerful methods such as scattering techniques, rheology, atomic microscopy, swelling pressure and mechanical measurements, gels with sensitivity to changes in chemical and physical environment, novel technical and biomedical applications, computer simulation and new theoretical approaches.

• Atom
• Copolymer
• Diffusion
• Elastomer
• NMR
• Sorption
• aldehyde
• biopolymer
• colloid
• hydrogel
• polyester
• polymer
• polymerization
• rheology
• structure

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