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Effect of poly (hexamethylene succinamide) on crystallization of poly (L-lactic acid)

Yueagyen et al., 2017

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5272812229442291094
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Yueagyen P
Lertworasirikul A
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Poly (L-lactic acid)(PLA) has good mechanical properties and is biodegradable. However, its crystallization rate is slow, crystallization period long, and its crystallization temperature high at 116° C. Consequently, long processing cycles are required for the production of high …
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