Indeed, polymers (more commonly called Plastics) constitute our daily life. They are found in many industries such as the automobile, aeronautics, IT, sport, leisure, medical, construction, electronics ... Thanks to their performance, plastics contribute every day to improving our quality of life. Since 1870 when the first plastic material was created from camphor and cellulose: cellulose nitrate also called celluloid, plastics have declined to meet ever higher requirements in terms of physical properties, mechanical properties, properties chemical …
The analysis of plastics is an essential step to master the transformation of polymers and limit the appearance of unwanted phenomena (failure, pollution, degradation, coloring, etc.).
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