Relaxation in PolymersM. Pietralla, W. Pechhold |
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... thermodynamic and hydrodynamic interaction among the macromolecules [ 4 ] . Even then macromolecules differ characteristical- ly from common colloids , since the latter are mostly rigid , whereas the former have at least some internal ...
... thermodynamic and hydrodynamic interaction among the macromolecules [ 4 ] . Even then macromolecules differ characteristical- ly from common colloids , since the latter are mostly rigid , whereas the former have at least some internal ...
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... thermodynamics of irreversible processes one is led to a very general description of deformation . The clue to the simplicity of describing relaxation in permanent networks is the existence of the van der Waals network model which ...
... thermodynamics of irreversible processes one is led to a very general description of deformation . The clue to the simplicity of describing relaxation in permanent networks is the existence of the van der Waals network model which ...
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... thermodynamics which has reference to the rates of relaxation processes is the theory of ir- reversible thermodynamics . Put together with the above theories one arrives at very general formula- tions : it is predicted that relaxation ...
... thermodynamics which has reference to the rates of relaxation processes is the theory of ir- reversible thermodynamics . Put together with the above theories one arrives at very general formula- tions : it is predicted that relaxation ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Dispersive and nondispersive transport processes in polymers | 45 |
Neutron spinecho investigations on the dynamics of polymer systems | 63 |
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