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This second edition of the successful Handbook of Adhesion provides concise and authoritative articles covering many aspects of the science and technology associated with adhesion and adhesives. It is intended to fill a gap between the necessarily simplified treatment of the student textbook and the full and thorough treatment of the research monograph and review article. The articles are structured in such a way, with internal cross-referencing and external literature references, that the reader can build up a broader and deeper understanding, as their needs require.
This second edition includes many new articles covering developments which have risen in prominence in the intervening years, such as scanning probe techniques, the surface forces apparatus and the relation between adhesion and fractal surfaces. Advances in understanding polymer - polymer interdiffusion are reflected in articles drawing out the implications for adhesive bonding. In addition, articles derived from the earlier edition have been revised and updated where needed. Throughout the book there is a renewed emphasis on environmental implications of the use of adhesives and sealants.
The scope of the Handbook, which features nearly 250 articles from over 60 authors, includes the background science - physics, chemistry and material science - and engineering, and also aspects of adhesion relevant to the use of adhesives, including topics such as: * Sealants and mastics * Paints and coatings * Printing and composite materials * Welding and autohesion * Engineering design The Handbook of Adhesion is intended for scientists and engineers in both academia and industry, requiring an understanding of the various facets of adhesion.Content: Chapter 1 A (pages 1–58): Professor John F Watts, Dr G W Critchlow, Dr D E Packham, Dr B Kneafsey, Dr M Sherriff, Dr M E R Shanahan, Dr B C Cope, Dr M W Pascoe, Dr A J G Sagar, Dr K W Allen, Dr D G Dixon, Dr J Guthrie, Dr D P Melody, Professor Graham Leggett, Dr C A Finch, Dr A Maddison and Dr N R Whitehouse Chapter 2 B (pages 59–62): Dr D E Packham Chapter 3 C (pages 63–99): Professor John F Watts, Professor J Comyn, Dr K B Armstrong, Mr R J Ashley, Dr D E Packham, Dr J M Martin Martinez, Dr J F Padday, Dr G W Critchlow, Professor D Briggs, Dr A D Crocombe and Dr J Guthrie Chapter 4 D (pages 101–122): Professor John F Watts, Dr K W Allen, Mr C Watson, Dr D M Brewis, Professor David A Dillard and Dr G W Critchlow Chapter 5 E (pages 123–161): Professor K Kendall, Dr R H Dahm, Dr D E Packham, Dr B C Cope, Dr K W Allen, Dr R Greef, Mr G C Parker, Mr C Watson, Professor John F Watts, Dr N R Whitehouse and Mr R J Ashley Chapter 6 F (pages 163–213): Dr B C Cope, Dr K B Armstrong, Professor F R Jones, Dr V Kovacevic, Dr S Luccic Blagojevic, Dr M Leskovac, Dr A D Crocombe, M M Abdel Wahab, Dr D Briggs, Dr D E Packham, Professor A J Kinloch and Dr A D Roberts Chapter 7 G (pages 215–219): Dr D A Tod and Dr D E Packham Chapter 8 H (pages 221–231): Dr Martin E Fakley, Professor S J Shaw, Dr D E Packham, Dr D M Brewis, Professor J Comyn and Professor D Briggs Chapter 9 I (pages 233–257): Dr A Maddison, Mr C Watson, Professor Robert R Mallik, Professor F J Boerio, Professor K Kendall, Dr Marie?Laure Abel and Professor John F Watts Chapter 10 J (pages 259–270): Professor K Kendall, Mr C Watson and Professor David A Dillard Chapter 11 L (pages 271–274): Mr R J Ashley and Dr D E Packham Chapter 12 M (pages 275–289): Dr K W Allen, Dr R H Dahm, Professor J Comyn and Dr D E Packham Chapter 13 N (pages 291–302): Dr D E Packham, Dr Jose Miguel Martin?Martinez and Dr G J Curtis Chapter 14 O (pages 303–304): Dr B C Cope Chapter 15 P (pages 305–394): Mr R J Ashley, Dr N R Whitehouse, Dr C A Finch, Dr D E Packham, Dr John Bishopp, Professor W J Van Ooij, Professor D Briggs, Dr K W Allen, Professor S J Shaw, Dr Jose Miguel Martin?Martinez, Dr D A Tod, Professor Richard P Wool, Mr G C Parker, Dr K Kendall, Dr D W Aubrey, Dr G W Critchlow, Dr D M Brewis, Professor John F Watts and Dr G B Lowe Chapter 16 R (pages 395–438): Dr Martin E Fakley, Dr D M Brewis, Dr C A Finch, Dr James S Tonge, Dr K B Armstrong, Dr D E Packham, Mr J A Lindsay, Dr G J Lake, Mr P M Lewis, Professor W J Van Ooij and Dr Jose Miguel Martin?Martinez Chapter 17 S (pages 439–525): Dr B C Cope, Dr D E Packham, Professor Graham Leggett, Mr J C Beech, Dr G B Lowe, Professor D Briggs, Dr D M Brewis, Dr A D Crocombe, Dr D G Dixon, Professor W J Van Ooij, Dr B Parbhoo, Dr C M Warwick, Mr J Pritchard, Mr S Millington, Dr C Chatfield, Professor J Comyn, Professor David A Dillard, Dr B Kneafsey, Dr M E R Shanahan and Dr Alphonsus V Pocius Chapter 18 T (pages 527–563): Dr D W Aubrey, Dr D E Packham, Dr D A Tod, Dr K W Allen, Dr G D Davis, Mr R A Zatorski, Mr R J Ashley, Dr B Kneafsey, Dr J Guthrie and Dr John Bishopp Chapter 19 U (pages 565–569): Dr J M Lane Chapter 20 V (pages 571–578): Dr D W Aubrey Chapter 21 W (pages 579–620): Dr J P Sargent, Dr S Tredwell, Dr D G Dixon, Dr A L Buxton, Dr M E R Shanahan, Dr J F Padday, Professor A Pizzi and Mr B H Paxton Chapter 22 X (pages 621–622): Professor D Briggs
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