Polymer Science and Processing 01: Introduction

Lecture by Nicolas Vogel. This course is an introduction to polymer science and provides a broad overview over various aspects of polymers, from synthetic methods, via polymer physics and materials properties to processing into products. The overarching aim of the course is to connect molecular properties and chain architecutres of polymers with resulting macroscopic properties.
This chapter gives a broad and general introduction about the contents of the course, a historical perspective on polymer science, classification of polymers, as well as an introduction to molecular weight distributions.
Learn more about polymers and other activities in the Vogel group:
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Learn more about the study programs at FAU:
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Institute of Particle Technology at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg:
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Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg:
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Diese Vorlesung wird im Rahmen des Projektes Qualität in Studium und Lehre an der FAU („QuiS“) der FAU, Teilprojekt (TP 08) „ QuiS Digitalisierung in der Lehre“ unter dem Förderkennzeichen 01PL17017im Förderprogramm Qualitätspakt Lehre (QPL)vom Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung (BMBF) gefördert.

[@jibrilkateregga5408]

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[@briansmith4724]

I am starting at Zero, working on a theoretical polymerization idea, that may Not be possible, but if i can develop would be useful
($$$). Your lectures are helping me develop and define my thinking. Thank You SIR. 🙂

[@tylerbarker5592]

Such a great lecture sir! I enjoyed the length, thoroughness, and structure of the lecture. Thanks for creating this.

[@jamesbishop5804]

Thank you for posting these lectures. I feel like I should have stayed in Germany thirty-two years ago, and attended Uni.
👍👍

[@buttonsplaymusic4896]

Have you thought of doing a course on plastics for industrial use? Like what plastic and why for a given product (computer mouse, jewelry, bottle, watch, mold for casting, mp3 player, pen, phone case, packaging, etc.?)
I think this would be of interest to many people on RUclips, because lots of people are getting into this sort of thing. Also, you might want to frame it in terms of the plastics you can use with a PLA 3d printer, and with a resin printer.

[@lydiegrace1286]

Thank you sir. God bless you 🙏🏾😇

[@vijayrana2157]

Good job Nic. Explanation is pretty good. However, one suggestion! It will be easy for the viewers to be focused on the short videos (30-40 min.). My own observation :)

[@thevogellab5726]

thanks! fully agree that shorter is often better. However, the course was based on my actual lecture, which are typically 90min in Germany.

[@nochchhun7466]

Dear Professor, your presentation is very good and I am so interesting with this video. Would you please share PPT?

[@nochchhun7466]

Would you please tell the title of the main textbook you use, I would like to order. Thanks

[@josefinalozano1159]

Just an observation, in your "what are polymers?" slide, the ethylene molecule is wrong, should be CH2=CH2, instead of CH3=CH3

[@thevogellab5726]

Oups! That is absolutely correct. My apologies - how embarrasing ;)

[@jitendrasinghsachan3478]

Nice lecture sir love from India 😊

[@aswathyp2289]

How can we get notes/ materials of the lecture?

[@sether255]

Thank you for the lecture, wonderful. Hate to be this guy but for the number average example. 20/3 would come out to 6.66 repeating not 6.9.

[@carlosfrausto2977]

what is a effective medium theory? when can be apply it that?

[@Forever_Iraqi]

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