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... effect : if the effect of the latter variable is more pronounced , then the chemical reaction is rate controlling ; a greater effect of the gas flow rate indicates that diffusion controls the reaction ) . Furthermore , it was found ...
... effect : if the effect of the latter variable is more pronounced , then the chemical reaction is rate controlling ; a greater effect of the gas flow rate indicates that diffusion controls the reaction ) . Furthermore , it was found ...
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... effect on the properties of the finished product . Ac- cordingly , low molecular weight substances ( usually organic acids or amines ) should be used to control or avoid the molecular weight increase . Other low molecular weight ...
... effect on the properties of the finished product . Ac- cordingly , low molecular weight substances ( usually organic acids or amines ) should be used to control or avoid the molecular weight increase . Other low molecular weight ...
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... effect of poor and good bonding is summarized by the example of GF - PET and -PBT composites . The effect of interfacial bond quality can be demonstrated schematically by an alteration of the microscopic failure processes in the crack ...
... effect of poor and good bonding is summarized by the example of GF - PET and -PBT composites . The effect of interfacial bond quality can be demonstrated schematically by an alteration of the microscopic failure processes in the crack ...
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SOLID STATE REACTIONS IN LINEAR | 1 |
CHEMICAL HEALING | 43 |
PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF ADDITIONAL SOLID STATE | 59 |
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