Titlebook: Resinography; An Introduction to t Theodore George Rochow,Eugene George Rochow Book 1976 Plenum Press, New York 1976 glass.metals.microscop

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Static Testing and Recording,or encyclopedia.. Such values represent selected or average results culled from the technical literature, where the data come from standardized tests, especially those of the ASTM.. The tests are generally performed on comparatively large specimens, although some so-called microspecimens can be used

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Some Constructive Applications of Resinography,and it does so by taking apart the things or the processes under study so that we may learn about composition, structure, and interaction. The synthetical side starts with known substances and known reactions, and strives to create from them something new and useful. Previous chapters in this book h

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Book 1976hat resins, polymers, and plastics write their own history on the molecular and other structural levels. The word indicates further that anyone trained and equipped to ask the right questions (by means of instruments and techniques) will be able to read that history. That person must have sufficient

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Static Testing and Recording, when there is a severely limited amount of material.. A standard test piece is prepared as specified, and the piece is subjected to the pertinent forces or influences under standardized conditions, producing a number which is then widely accepted.

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Resins and Polymers at the Molecular Level,tural products by purification procedures. Such attributes are for scientific, rather than practical, purposes; they satisfy natural curiosity and lead to a basic understanding of the material. The information is also to be used in conjunction with technological and practical information gathered on Levels II, III, and IV.

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More About Composites, inclusion of powders, fibers, fabrics, and films. We turn now to some more elaborate examples of composite materials which come under the survey of the resinographer, examples which call for a more detailed description.