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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Mechanical Behavior of High Polymers — Overview and Historic RemarksThe 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).

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Vallendarer Schriften der Pflegewissenschaftsions is presented, together with bounds for the errors. The information needed for this purpose is discussed..The formulae are applied to data on the shear behavior of several amorphous high polymers in the glass-rubber transition region over wide ranges of time and temperature; the validity of the

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Irrtum 8: ?Damit kennen wir uns aus!“abled one to construct, for some important problems, a qualitative theory of the phenomenon and have formed the basis for directed experiment. It has been found recently that there exists an intimate relationship between the combustion theory and the mechanics of polymers. Because of this relationsh

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-4246-3ponse, including rupture. Experimental observations on time-temperature or time-chain concentration superposition, time-strain factorizability, and the proportionality of stress with chain concentration can all be invoked to produce a simple, rather all-encompassing representation of the response. T

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Die 7 Disziplinen im Sales-Managementhe bulk deformation and fracture of high polymers. This is followed by a more detailed consideration of recent work in two important areas of interest, viz (1) microstructure of crazes and (2) stress-strain response of crazes..The microstructure of crazes has been studied using high-resolution trans

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Die Abh?ngigkeit der Zulieferervely recent. From a critical analysis of these various pressure observations, phenomena that appear to be characteristic of such effects for the major polymer classes are identified, and the validity of hypotheses advanced for particular phenomena in specific polymers, together with their generality