Polymers (Oxford Chemistry Primers)

Great book for learning basic in polymers or using it for a review. I enjoyed it and I highly recommend.

Polymers is not the center of your work but you need to know about them. Then, this is the right book to have in this multidisciplinary era. As in all the sciences, there are difficult concepts that takes time to understand and this book may be short in that sense, but you can really learn.

This is a surprisingly good book. I say surprising because it covers most of the topics you're likely to see in a 1-semester polymer chemistry course but it does so in a highly condensed manner (about 150 pages). So it could be used as a university text but only if you supplement it with some outside reading in various reference books. One such reference would be "Organic Polymer Chemistry. An Introduction to the Organic Chemistry of Adhesives, Fibres, Paints, Plastics, and Rubbers", 2nd edition by K.J. Saunders.Walton/Lorimer is more detailed than Nicholson's "The Chemistry of Polymers" but not as detailed as "Principles of Polymerization", 4th edition by Odian (a highly recommended reference) or "Polymer Chemistry: An Introduction" by Stevens.

If you are looking for a quick review on polymer chemistry, this is a great book.

Conveys the basics of polymer chemistry easily and concisely. Quite a strong focus on the applications and materials side of polymer chemistry, so would be an ideal primer to keep on the shelf for someone working in materials science.

A really good read. Very comprehensive and formatted in easy to follow way.

Un vero capolavoro di libro. L'ho acquistato per svolgere due esami universitari riguardanti appunto materiali polimerici. Consigliatissimo. INTERAMENTE IN INGLESE.

Esta serie de libros son de gran ayuda para aprender muchos aspectos de la química. En particular este es una buena introducción al mundo de los polímeros.

Inglese di facile comprensione. Usato per un esame all'università

Nice short introduction to the area, would suit and undergrad and maybe a postdoc who wanted a crash course in the most important parts of polymer chemistry.