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Hoff, 1952 - Google Patents

Some mechanical properties of a commercial polymethyl methacrylate

Hoff, 1952

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7143154081168900238
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Hoff E
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Journal of Applied Chemistry

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The mechanical properties of thermoplastics are strongly interdependent and sensitive to changes of temperature and straining rate. These and other, less general, factors have an important bearing on the choice of testing techniques which can very often not merely be …
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