Nine–Language Dictionary of Polymers and Composites

7,000 polymer–related terms translated into nine languages
Any way you say it, there′s a definite need for this dictionary. Worldwide, research in polymers and composites is proceeding at an unprecedented rate and on diverse fronts. This dictionary provides a tool for translating research results, promotes the exchange of information, and enhances scientists′ understanding of the wealth of data published in different languages. The Nine–Language Dictionary of Polymers and Composites:
Includes 7,000 terms translated into nine languages: English, Chinese, French, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Ukrainian
Covers all polymer–related subject areas, including chemistry, physical chemistry, physics, spectroscopy, microscopy, theoretical models, polymer–based composites and nanocomposites, polymer and composite processing, and related equipment, tools, and standard testing techniques
Is up to date, incorporating new research terms in composites and nanocomposites
Authored by an international editorial board, the members of which are high–level experts in polymer science and native speakers in the languages they address, this is a must–have reference for all researchers and students working in the polymer field, including those in polymer chemistry, polymer physics, optics, engineering, organic chemistry, plastics engineering, and materials science.

Spis treści:
List of Contributors.
Preface.
Prefaces to National Language Versions.
Scientific and Lexicographic References.
Structure of the Dictionary.
Nine Language Dictionary.
National Language Keys.
Annex 1 English and National abbreviations.
Annex 2 Standard testing techniques.

Nota biograficzna:

Andrei Grafov, PhD, DrSc, is a visiting professor at the University of Helsinki, Finland. He is a Full Professor at V.I. Vernadsky Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry of the National Academy of Sciences in Kiev, Ukraine. Professor Grafov is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Dr. Eloisa B. Mano is Professor Emeritus at the Institute of Macromolecules, atthe Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (FURJ), Brazil. She is the founder of the institute which is now named in her honor—the Professor Eloisa Mano Institute of Macromolecules of the FURJ. Professor Mano is a Fellow of the Society of Plastics Engineers and of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences.

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7,000 polymer–related terms translated into nine languages
Any way you say it, there′s a definite need for this dictionary. Worldwide, research in polymers and composites is proceeding at an unprecedented rate and on diverse fronts. This dictionary provides a tool for translating research results, promotes the exchange of information, and enhances scientists′ understanding of the wealth of data published in different languages. The Nine–Language Dictionary of Polymers and Composites:
Includes 7,000 terms translated into nine languages: English, Chinese, French, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Ukrainian
Covers all polymer–related subject areas, including chemistry, physical chemistry, physics, spectroscopy, microscopy, theoretical models, polymer–based composites and nanocomposites, polymer and composite processing, and related equipment, tools, and standard testing techniques
Is up to date, incorporating new research terms in composites and nanocomposites
Authored by an international editorial board, the members of which are high–level experts in polymer science and native speakers in the languages they address, this is a must–have reference for all researchers and students working in the polymer field, including those in polymer chemistry, polymer physics, optics, engineering, organic chemistry, plastics engineering, and materials science.