Titlebook: Crosslinking and Scission in Polymers; O. Güven Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 Absorption.Polymer.RSI.elasticity.nuclear magnet

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arthroscopy

P. Brugada,A. P. Gorgels,H. J. J. Wellensbetween reactants, reaction conditions, and subsequent material properties of thermosetting and high T. polymers are discussed from the point of view of a generalized time-temperature-transformation (TTT) diagram. The TBA torsion pendulum is discussed as a technique for characterizing such polymeric systems.

BAIT

Molecular Weight Changes and Network Formation by Scission and Crosslinking,ction in molecular weight, or by crosslinking which at first results in a slight increase in molecular weight, and then by the formation of a network, which can result in a complete change in mechanical behaviour.

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High Energy Radiation- and UV Light-Induced Crosslinking and Chain Scission, of crosslinks and scissions in linear polymers and (c) mechanistic aspects regarding crosslinking and main-chain scission. The 2nd part concerns some recent results regarding ion beam- and soft X-ray-induced radiation effects in linear polymers

MILL

Formation and Properties of Thermosetting and High Tg Systems,between reactants, reaction conditions, and subsequent material properties of thermosetting and high T. polymers are discussed from the point of view of a generalized time-temperature-transformation (TTT) diagram. The TBA torsion pendulum is discussed as a technique for characterizing such polymeric systems.

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Training by and for Employers: ,High energy electron-, X-ray- or gamma-irradiation is known to result in degradation and/or crosslinking of polymers [1]. Crosslinking usually dominates when the polymer is irradiated in the absence of oxygen while degradation is overwhelming when oxygen is present.

Reclaim

Methods for Studying the Effects of High-Energy Irradiation on the Mechanical and Electric PropertiHigh energy electron-, X-ray- or gamma-irradiation is known to result in degradation and/or crosslinking of polymers [1]. Crosslinking usually dominates when the polymer is irradiated in the absence of oxygen while degradation is overwhelming when oxygen is present.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1924-2Absorption; Polymer; RSI; elasticity; nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR); separation process; ultrasound; vis