Ebook: Free Radical Copolimerization Dispersions Glassy State Relaxation

Contents: S.I. Kuchanov: Modern Aspects of Quantitative Theory of Free-Radical Copolymerization.- L.B. Kandyrin, V.N. Kuleznev: Dependence of Viscosity on the Composition ofConcentrated Dispersions and the Free Volume Concept of Disperse Systems.- T.S. Chow: Glassy State Relaxation and Deformation in Polymers.

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