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... Laminates with unique mechanical properties can thus be produced . The fact that the self - bonding occurs without fusion means that the original orientation of the film is retained . The tendency towards relaxation and disorientation ...
... Laminates with unique mechanical properties can thus be produced . The fact that the self - bonding occurs without fusion means that the original orientation of the film is retained . The tendency towards relaxation and disorientation ...
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... laminates by changing their chemical composition . Chemical healing is not limited to the bonding of films ; other structures with surfaces for the required contact can also be subjected to healing . The method is applicable to straps ...
... laminates by changing their chemical composition . Chemical healing is not limited to the bonding of films ; other structures with surfaces for the required contact can also be subjected to healing . The method is applicable to straps ...
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... laminates ( or tubes ) via chemical healing • And more . Whether you are involved with polymers ... nylon and polyester fiber production ... high - performance fibers and plastics ... automotive industry plastics ... or polycarbonates ...
... laminates ( or tubes ) via chemical healing • And more . Whether you are involved with polymers ... nylon and polyester fiber production ... high - performance fibers and plastics ... automotive industry plastics ... or polycarbonates ...
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SOLID STATE REACTIONS IN LINEAR | 1 |
CHEMICAL HEALING | 43 |
PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF ADDITIONAL SOLID STATE | 59 |
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