Experimental studies of slow stable brittle crack-growth in polymethyl-methacrylate

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1. Preface
2. Physics and mathematics of heat and mass transfer in polymers
3. Unified altered free volume state model for transport phenomena in polymeric media
4. Collaborative research on polymeric materials through IUPAC
5. Structure development in polymer processing
6. Process of preparation and properties of ultra-high strength polyethylene fibers
7. A discussion of molecular orientation in plastics products
8. The chemical characterization and processing science of composites
9. Polymer composites of rigid and flexible molecules
10. The nature of defects and their role in large deformation and fracture of engineering thermoplastics
11. Failure theories for glassy polymers: the T-criterion for various yield loci
12. Experimental studies of slow stable brittle crack-growth in polymethyl-methacrylate
13. Coupling of molecular diffusion and polymer processing
14. Structural changes in the preparation of ultra-high modulus polyethylene
15. Structural characterization of linear polyethylene by infrared spectroscopy
16. Processing science: an approach for prepreg composite systems