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[first_seventhe]

So the lab report I just completed was like an introduction to polymeric manipulation and finishing methods. It was a lot more qualitative than the other lab reports - we watched demonstrations and did small experiments, and we had to answer questions rather than produce analysis and calculations

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[salarta]

DEAR SEV.

This is the closest I can find: http://www.uakron.edu/libraries/bierce_scitech/research_tools/research_tools_listing.dot?ctg=155189 . Your university library is balls about being able to follow a direct link to search results though, so you'll have to click "Polymer Engineering" under the Subjects drop-down to see Knovel.

There's a possibility that you have more resources at your disposal than Knovel, for instance some libraries have access to things like ebrary and Books 24x7 that would give them access to whole books. One library I've used only showed such access by searching for the book in the catalog, which I did really quickly and found some books where you'd be able to get full-text by clicking the "Go" button. :)

Speaking of, you can very quickly try netlibrary: https://www.uakron.edu/libraries/bierce_scitech/research_tools/research_tools_listing.dot?keywords=netlibrary&imageField.x=0&imageField.y=0 . It says it has online books "on many subjects." The problem, though, is that you can only access netlibrary after creating an account for it while on campus. It doesn't help you much right now, but maybe it'll help you later.

Oh, one last one you can try that I found: https://www.uakron.edu/libraries/bierce_scitech/research_tools/research_tools_detail.dot?id=1725103

Now then, back to doing my actual work for me. :) No problem if you don't want to try them out, and if you do then I hope they help you get things done!