Titlebook: Deformation and Fracture of High Polymers; H. Henning Kausch,John A. Hassell,Robert I. Jaffee Book 1973 Springer Science+Business Media Ne

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Rate Processes in the Plastic Deformation of Polymersindividual processes. Work hardening in tension is formulated by assuming a certain shear stress needed for sliding between molecules and the gradual orientation of chain directions toward the tensile axis.

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Materials with Memoryare implied by the mathematical assumptions made in the theory. Such a development is perhaps timely in view of the extensive attempts in recent years to represent the behavior of actual materials in the form given by the theory.

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On the Interconversion of Linear Viscoelastic Functions with Special Application to Shear Behavior i time-temperature superposition principle is discussed. The behavior of the viscoelastic material functions in the transition region is compared with that predicted by the diffusion theory of macromolecular networks.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-1263-6Copolymer; Polyisobutylen; adhesion; plastics; polyethylene; polymer; rubber

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978-1-4757-1265-0Springer Science+Business Media New York 1973

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Der Mensch als handlungsf?higes SubjektThe widespread use of organic polymers is based upon the diversity of mechanical behaviors exhibited by these materials under conditions of use and fabrication. The range of mechanical properties, in turn, results from the multiple diversity of possible molecular structures (chemical compositions and molecular architectures).