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... additional solid state polyconden- sation are considered . The relationship is established between molecular weight , on the one hand , and mechanical and processing properties on the other ; the commercial application of the additional ...
... additional solid state polyconden- sation are considered . The relationship is established between molecular weight , on the one hand , and mechanical and processing properties on the other ; the commercial application of the additional ...
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... more stable shapes and dimensions [ 191 ] . 4.2 . Additional Solid State Polycondensation Under Industrial Conditions Linear polycondensates ( polyamides and polyesters ) of molecular weight above 30,000 are hard to obtain by melt ...
... more stable shapes and dimensions [ 191 ] . 4.2 . Additional Solid State Polycondensation Under Industrial Conditions Linear polycondensates ( polyamides and polyesters ) of molecular weight above 30,000 are hard to obtain by melt ...
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... add other reactants . There is no need to melt , stir , and regranulate the polymer . Further- more , during additional solid state polycondensation there is almost no by - product formation , or , if any are formed , they are innocuous ...
... add other reactants . There is no need to melt , stir , and regranulate the polymer . Further- more , during additional solid state polycondensation there is almost no by - product formation , or , if any are formed , they are innocuous ...
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SOLID STATE REACTIONS IN LINEAR | 1 |
CHEMICAL HEALING | 43 |
PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF ADDITIONAL SOLID STATE | 59 |
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