PHY.03142.02 - Polymer Physics (Vollständige Modulbeschreibung)

PHY.03142.02	15 CP
Modulbezeichnung	Polymer Physics
Modulcode	PHY.03142.02
Semester der erstmaligen Durchführung
Fachbereich/Institut	Institut für Physik
Verwendet in Studiengängen / Semestern	Applied Polymer Science (MA120 LP) (Master) > Materialwissenschaft App. Polymer ScienceMA120, Akkreditierungsfassung gültig ab WS 2007/08 > Pflichtmodule Polymer Materials Science (MA120 LP) (Master) > Werkstofftechnik PolymerMaterialScMA120, Akkreditierungsfassung (WS 2009/10 - SS 2014) > Pflichtmodule
Modulverantwortliche/r
Weitere verantwortliche Personen	Prof. Dr. Thomas Thurn-Albrecht
Teilnahmevoraussetzungen
Kompetenzziele	acquintance with the fundamental concepts of experimental polymer physics learning and applying the theoretical fundamentals and the experimental physical methods used to characterize and investigate polymer materials gaining practical experience with basic methods in experimental polymer physics understanding the properties of polymer surfaces knowledge of methods and technologies to modify and analyse polymer surfaces
Modulinhalte	Lectures: 1. Introduction to Polymer Physics chain molecules in solutions and melts (description of chain molecules, chain models, excluded volume interaction, semidilute solutions, screening, structure factor) mechanical properties of polymer melts (viscoelasticity, Debye-relaxation, relaxation processes in polymer melts, flow behavior, dynamic and thermic glass transition, nonlinear effects) microscopic models for polymer dynamics (diffusion, Rouse model, reptation) solid polymers (rubber elasticity, semicrystalline polymers and crystallization) blends and block copolymers (Flory-Huggins theory, spinodal decomposition, block copolymers and self assembly) outlook: polymers in nature 2. Experimental Methods of Polymer Physics scattering techniques (X-ray, light and neutron scattering) relaxation spectroscopy (dynamic mechanical and dielectric spectroscopy) calorimetry (DSC, TMDSC) spectroscopy (IR, Raman, NMR) microscopy (light-, electron- and scanning force microscopy) 3. Surface Science surface vs. Bulk surface composition and ordering dynamic surface processes (adsorption, desorption, diffusion) surface tension surface analysis (XPS, SIMS, SEM, AFM) surface modification by deposition (wet processes, dry processes, CVD, PE-CVD, PVD), polymer film growth surface modification by ablation (wet and dry etching) surface funtionalization (Grafting, plasma treatments) polymer in lithography technical applications for surface modification 4. Lab Course: Experimental Polymer Physics Lab (6 experiments, each consisting of 2x4 contact hours) rheology/mechanical spectroscopy dielectric spectroscopy DSC polarization microscopy/strain birefringence infrared spectroscopy low-field NMR wide-angle X-ray scattering
Lehrveranstaltungsformen	Praktikum (4 SWS) Vorlesung (3 SWS) Vorlesung (2 SWS) Vorlesung (2 SWS) Seminar (2 SWS) Kursus
Unterrichtsprachen	Deutsch, Englisch
Dauer in Semestern	1 Semester Semester
Angebotsrhythmus Modul	jedes Sommersemester
Aufnahmekapazität Modul	unbegrenzt
Prüfungsebene
Credit-Points	15 CP
Modulabschlussnote	LV 1: %; LV 2: %; LV 3: %; LV 4: %; LV 5: %; LV 6: %.
Faktor der Modulnote für die Endnote des Studiengangs	1

Modulveranstaltung	Lehrveranstaltungsform	Veranstaltungstitel	SWS	Workload selbstgestaltete Arbeit	Workload Summe
LV 1	Praktikum	Lab Course Experimental Polymer Physics	4		0
LV 2	Vorlesung	Lecture Introduction to Polymer Physics	3		0
LV 3	Vorlesung	Lecture Experimental Methods of Polymer Physics	2		0
LV 4	Vorlesung	Lecture Surface Science	2		0
LV 5	Seminar	Seminars on Introduction to Polymer Physics and Experimental Methods of Polymer Physics	2		0
LV 6	Kursus	Private Study			0
Workload modulbezogen				450	450
Workload Modul insgesamt					450

Prüfung	Prüfungsvorleistung	Prüfungsform
LV 1
LV 2
LV 3
LV 4
LV 5
LV 6
Gesamtmodul	completion of lab course protocols; seminar problem set solutions; 3 final written examinations	oral examination
Wiederholungsprüfung

Regularien	Angebotsrhythmus	Anwesenheitspflicht	Gewicht an Modulnote in %
LV 1	Sommersemester	Nein	%
LV 2	Sommersemester	Nein	%
LV 3	Sommersemester	Nein	%
LV 4	Sommersemester	Nein	%
LV 5	Sommersemester	Nein	%
LV 6	Sommersemester	Nein	%