This is a comprehensive book that delves into the fascinating world of polymer science. The book presents a detailed study of the non-isothermal crystallization and degradation kinetics of various metal salts end-capped poly caprolactone (PCL), a biodegradable polyester with numerous industrial and biomedical applications. The author explores the thermodynamic and kinetic aspects of PCL crystallization, including the influence of metal salt end-capping on its thermal and mechanical properties. The book also delves into the degradation kinetics of PCL, highlighting the role of metal salt end-capping in enhancing its biodegradability. The book is a valuable resource for researchers, academics, and students interested in the field of polymer science, particularly those studying the synthesis, characterization, and application of biodegradable polymers. It provides a detailed insight into the fundamental aspects of polymer crystallization and degradation kinetics, as well as the role of metal salt end-capping in modifying polymer properties. With its clear and concise presentation of complex concepts, "Metal Salt End-Capped PCL Crystallization and Degradation Kinetics" is an essential addition to any polymer scientist's bookshelf.