Adhesion 12

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-ix

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2. The Influence of the Surface State of Polymers on the Determination of the Contact Angle

   • C. Bischof, R.-D. Schulze, W. Possart, H. Kamusewitz

   Pages 1-16

3. Factors Affecting the Durability of Titanium/Epoxy Bonds

   • J. A. Filbey, J. P. Wightman

   Pages 17-32

4. The Rôle of Adhesion in Mineral Filled Plastics

   • P. J. Wright

   Pages 33-54

5. Adhesion and Protective Properties of Polyamidoimide Coatings on Copper Substrate

   • V. M. Startsev, R. Z. Kaz’mina, V. A. Ogarev, V. N. Buryanenko

   Pages 55-68

6. Adhesion of Nitrile and Ethylene-Propylene Rubber to Mould Materials

   • R. K. Champaneria, M. Lotfipour, D. E. Packham, D. Brister, D. M. Turner

   Pages 69-81

7. Improvement and Diversification of Cyanoacrylate Adhesives

   • Dimitar L. Kotzev, Vladimir S. Kabaivanov

   Pages 82-105

8. Polymerisation and Surface Interaction of a Silane Coupling Agent

   • P. J. Grey

   Pages 106-120

9. Applications of Toughened Epoxy and Acrylic Adhesives

   • K. W. Harrison

   Pages 121-140

10. Stress in Bonded Joints

    • W. A. Less

    Pages 141-158

11. An Adhesive Interleaf to Reduce Stress Concentrations Between Plys of Structural Composites

    • Raymond B. Krieger Jr.

    Pages 159-165

12. Chemistry of Phenolic and Epoxy Adhesives

    • H. Kollek

    Pages 166-173

13. The Effect of the Adhesive Thickness on the Strength of a Bonded Joint

    • A. D. Crocombe, A. C. Moult

    Pages 174-192

14. Bonding of Composites to Metals

    • R. D. Adams, J. A. Harris

    Pages 193-204

15. Stick-Slip and Peeling of Adhesive Tapes

    • Daniel Maugis, Michel Barquins

    Pages 205-222

16. Hard Rubber/Metal Adhesion Assessment Using a Heavy Cylinder Rolling Test

    • M. E. R. Shanahan, N. Zaghzi, J. Schultz, A. Carré

    Pages 223-238

17. A Modified Thermoplastic Adhesive Layer in Laminates

    • R. J. Ashley

    Pages 239-247

18. The Use of Electron Microscopy for the Analysis of the Adhesive-Adherend Interface in the Aluminium-Aluminium Bonded Joint

    • J. A. Bishopp, E. K. Sim, T. V. Smith, G. E. Thompson, G. C. Wood

    Pages 248-264

Twenty-five years is a considerable time span in the life of any scientific discipline; certainly in this twentieth century when development is so rapid. For the science of adhesion and the technology of adhesives this is particularly true. For these, the immediately past quarter century might be compared with the Renaissance when all the civilised world was alight with the 'new learning'. Certainly it has been a period of immense advance both of understanding and of application in this an~a of scientific endeavour. It was in the light of this situation that here at City University we set about arranging the Twenty-fifth Annual Conference on Adhesion and Adhesives, of which this volume presents the proceedings. A total of seventeen papers from seven countries, covering a span of topics from organic chemistry through physical chemistry and physics to engineering. Truly this Conference has 'come of age' and is acknowledged as the annual international venue for the consideration of adhesion in all its diversity. It is our earnest hope and intention that it shall continue for many more years. May I express my personal gratitude to all those who make the event possible; the audiences as well as the speakers, all those in the University who help in various ways, and the publishers who make it possible for you, the wider audience, to have these proceedings.

• Polyamid
• Polymerisat
• Thermoplast
• composite
• electron microscopy
• microscopy
• polymer
• polymers

• Adhesion Science Group, The City University, London, UK

  K. W. Allen

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