The Polyurethanes Book

by David Randall (Editor), Steve Lee (Editor)

Since the first Polyurethanes book was published in 1987, and reprinted with updates in 1990, the world of polyurethanes has changed dramatically. This edition has been completely re-structured, re-written and enlarged by approximately 50%. It provides a greater focus on the whole range of components used to produce polyurethanes, a more detailed analysis of environmental issues and extended views on the applications for polyurethanes.
As with the previous editions, this book provides a comprehensive survey of these remarkable materials, again presented in a readable manner, and continues to provide both an easily-understood introduction for those with limited knowledge of chemistry as well as detailed coverage for the more chemically-minded.

496 pages, Hardcover

First published May 23, 2003

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[David Zerangue · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an excellent manual for the industry. Very well organized with key information accessible at your fingertips. I am new to this industry but I am certainly looking forward to a career in it. Polyurethanes are in everything!