Contents: Structure and Properties of Polymers in Terms of the Fractal Approach; Fractal Kinetics of Radical Polymerisation of Dimethyl Diallyl Ammonium Chloride; Thermodynamics of Polymer Structure Formation in an Amorphous State; A Percolation Model of Brittle-Ductile Transition for Polyethylene; The Dependence of Diffusive Characteristics from the Size of Penetrant Molecules and Structure for Polyenthylenes; Polymer Chain Flexibility and Networks of Macromolecular Entanglements; Estimation of End-to-End Distances for a Polycarbonate Chain within the Framework of the Fractional Derivatives...

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