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Polymer Gels and Networks 4 (1996) 529-531 © 1996 Elsevier Science Limited Printed in Northern Ireland. All rights reserved ELSEVIER CONTENTS OF VOLUME 4 Number 1 Poisson’s ratio of polyacrylamide (PAAm) gels ...1..... 2 e.e e e l T. TAKIGAWA, Y. MORINO, K. URAYAMA & T. MASUDA (Japan) Viscoelastic properties of hydrogel microcapsule membranes ......... 7 Y. NAGASE, R. KITA, T. DOBASHI & T. KONDO (Japan) Pressure dependence on the Flory—Huggins interaction parameter of poly(N- ee ae ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 17 C. NAKAMOTO, T. KIDADA & E. KATO (Japan) Pore structure of gel chitosan membranes. I. Solute diffusion measurements. . . 33 B. KRAJEWSKA & A. OLECH (Poland) Pore structure of gel chitosan membranes. II. Modelling of the pore size distribution from solute diffusion measurements. Gaussian distribution— cei n e ae ee ee eee se 45 B. KRAJEWSKA & A. OLECH (Poland) Pore structure of gel chitosan membranes. III. Pressure-driven mass transport eR ie eg ee ok SE ee ee gE 8 ee eg tet e's 55 B. KRAJEWSKA (Poland) Effect of galactomannans on the viscoelastic behaviour of pectin/calcium EE cee kk ke era et OD ek i ce cele he a Oe eee 65 J. A. LOPES DA SILVA, M. P. GONCALVES (Portugal), J. L. DOUBLIER & M. A. V. AXELOS (France) RI ast TW a ae es cle he ee Ree ie ee te Ol 85 Number 2 Infrared study of gelatin conformations in the gel and sol states. ....... 87 D. A. PRYSTUPA & A. M. DONALD (UK) Hydrogel formation via hybridization of oligonucleotides derivatized in water- 5 Re Se eee eee 111 S. NAGAHARA & T. MATSUDA (Japan) Change in phase transition behavior of an NIPA gel induced by solvent composition: hyGropmovec Gect 2. 2... 2 ww ttt tet ttt we ttt 129 Y. SUZUKI, K. TOMONAGA, M. KUMAZAKI & I. NISHIO (Japan) 529 530 Contents of Volume 4 Associating phenomena in highly acetylated chitosan gels a Ce ork 6 6 Oke 8 2 8 6 ee ee ee ee es 143 Review Article Entrap-immobilization of enzyme on composite gel fibre using a gel formation of cellulose acetate and metal (Ti, Zr) alkoxide .........2..2.2.02.4.. 153 Y. KUROKAWA (Japan) Se, eee hs eg ee Go Sk eee PO ae 4 Be eH Oe 165 Number 3 Are natural protein networks similar to synthetic elastomeric networks? Structural implications of the characteristic pentapeptide repeat from the elastic ee See ee oe eee ee Oe eee 8 167 M. I. LIFF (USA) Large deformation rheology of gelatin gels . ...2.... .2. ee.e e ae 189 A. BOT, l. A.V AN AMERONGEN, R. D. GROOT, N. L. HOEKSTRA & W. G. M. AGTEROF (The Netherlands) Adhesive effect of linear low-density polyethylene gels on polyethylene moldings 229 K. TAKAGI, H. FUJIMATSU, H. USAMI & S. OGASAWARA (Japan) Direct method for measuring shear modulus in gels .. ....... eer M. J. ORKISZ & R. A. SIEGEL (USA) The copolymerisation of tetrahydrofurfuryl methacrylate and methyl ee Nd kk kkk ee es ee eae eo oe P. Y. GHI, D. J. T. HILL, J. H.O DONNELL, P. J. POMERY & A. K. WHITTAKER (Australia) Partitioning of hexavalent chromium in temperature-sensitive, polyelectrolyte Ce tos eee ek es 8 eee ee ek ee Ee ee kOe 269 A. P. SASSI, D. FREED, H. W. BLANCH, J. M. PRAUSNITZ (USA) Re G4 4 Oe ee kw Se 8 oe Cw, SE ow bh ce OMS ee 0 301 Number 4 Molecular origin for the thermal stability of schizophyllan. . .... . 0s oe M. TAKO (Japan) Effect of solvent on aggregation structure and responsive properties of copolymeric gel with side chain crystals. ............+4.+.. > + ee XIAOWEI HE, A. TAKAHARA & T. KAJIYAMA (Japan) lonizable hydrogels of new type based on poly(ethylene glycol) phosphates . . . 335 K. KAZANSKII, V. KUZNETSOVA (Russia), J. PRETULA & S. PENCZEK (Poland) Liquid flow through polymer gels . . .... 2... (os oe V. KLEPKO, YU. MEL’NIC HENKO & V. SHILOV (Ukraine) Contents of Volume 4 531 New amphiphilic immunogens by poly (N-isopropylacrylamide )-modified bovine eS a: 6-5 ts ek a oe be oe Nie Om ele + ee ER Rw 363 M. MUSTAFAEV (Turkey), Y.O 9ADA, M. MATSUKATA (Japan), A. BASALP, B. CIRAKOGLU & E. BERMEK (Turkey) 0 AS CE ae I ee a nes ey ene ger i eee eee 373 Numbers 5-6 Special issue: Selected papers presented at the Europhysics Conference on Gels, 25-29 September 1995, Balatonszéplak, Hungary Model for isreverssore gel formation. 6... 6. ttt ttt ttt 375 M. KOLB (France) Diffusion control in the kinetics of cross-linking... ... 2..ee. e es 383 K. DUSEK (Czech Republic) Improved gel-point predictions using Ahmad-—Rolfes—Stepto theory ..... . 405 R. F. T. STEPTO & D. J. R. TAYLOR (UK) Calculation of network parameters in thermoreversible gels... ....... 415 K. TE NIJENHUIS (The Netherlands) About “defects” in networks made by end-linking . . ..........4.. 435 C. ROUF-GEORGE, J. P. MUNCH, G. BEINERT, F. ISEL, A. POUCHELON, J. F. PALIERNE, F. BOUE & J. BASTIDE (France) Effect of cross-links on the structure of polymer gels... .. . <“S a.s w ® 45] F. HORKAY (Hungary), A.-M. HECHT (France), M. ZRINYI (Hungary) & E. GEISSLER (France) Compressional and shear behaviour of weakly ionic polyacrylamide gels . . . . 467 S. A. DUBROVSKII (Russia) Swelling equilibrium properties of partially charged gels: the effect of salt on the CS GS 66 ee ke es kw eS Oe RA 8 ee Be ee 481 G. NISATO, F. SCHOSSELER & S. J. CANDAU (France) P. CHIARELLI & D. DE ROSSI (Italy) Gels from modified hydroxyethyl cellulose and ionic surfactants... ..... 509 H. HOFFMANN, U. KASTNER, R. DONGES & R. EHRLER (Germany) Eh Renew C6 gg ye ee ee & bo Swe @ Ba oS eRe 527 ES i ER on Oe ee ee ee ee 529