Master program 18.04.01 Chemical Technology
Qualification of the graduate: Master
Course: Experimental Research Methods of Polymerization and Polymers Structure
Annotation:
This course are considered by NMR, IR spectroscopic and other methods that initially evaluate the type of polymer, presence of impurities, plasticizers, inhibitors, etc.

The development of modern science and industrial production of polymers and plastics require the appearance of precise and fast control methods of their characteristics. Сondensation and polymerization processes are the main methods of obtaining polymers. The reaction rate and the thermodynamic parameters of the process of determining the most important characteristics of polymer synthesis processes. The properties of polymers depend on the structure and purity of the starting monomer and the method of their connection to each other. In turn, the sequence of monomer compounds macromolecule fragments depends on the catalyst systems used, solvent and other conditions. The main requirements for modern analysis methods are speed, accuracy, repeatability, as well as the independence of the human factor. These requirements can be satisfied with the advent of modern scientific research and industrial analytical equipment. Widespread use of polymers in all areas of human life led to the emergence of various kinds of devices.The most widely used spectroscopic, chromatographic, thermometric methods of polymerization and polymer structure studies. Requirements to specify the mechanical and wear-resistant properties led to a wide range of devices. Requirements production of polymer composite materials made to appear line direction rheological instrumentation. It should be noted that the accuracy and reproducibility of the methods used to a large extent depend on the method of preparation of the sample. This course are considered by NMR and IR spectroscopic methods that initially evaluate the type of polymer, presence of impurities, plasticizers, inhibitors, etc. Subject expands the knowledge obtained in course "Chemistry and Physics of Polymers".