What Are the Theoretical Aspects of High-Temperature Polymers?

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The discussion centers on high-temperature polymers, specifically polyimides, which are recognized for their superior thermal properties. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding structure/property correlations to grasp the theoretical aspects of these materials. Resources for further exploration include online platforms that detail processing methodologies and the relationship between polymer structures and their thermal characteristics.

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Hello, could anyone point me to some resources where I can find information about high-temperature polymers? In particular, I am interested in the theoretical aspects of typical structures and how it enables the polymers' thermal properties and possibly other properties. Processing methodology information can also be interesting.

I prefer online sources, if possible, so I could access the information in the evening hours.

Thank you.
 
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Polyimides are some of the best high temperature polymers. Processing is a function of the product that is produced. By theoretical aspects I assume that you refer to some structure/property correlations?

Here is an interesting site:

http://www.pslc.ws/macrog/imide.htm
 
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chemisttree said:
By theoretical aspects I assume that you refer to some structure/property correlations?
Yes. Thanks for the link. :smile:
 

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