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Blend-Curing of Epoxies with Jeffamine® and Diethyltoluenediamine
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J-C. Huang,
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March 1, 1996
Published Online: 1996-03
©2011 by Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co.
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- Morphological and Thermal Investigations on Polyethylene Oxide)- Poly(Isoprene) Block Copolymers
- Process of Pollutant Transfer into Food with a Sandwich Packaging Made of a Recycled Polymer Surrounded by Two Virgin Functional Barriers of Same Thicknesses
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- Modeling of Polymer Transport Phenomena Column Fractionation Effected by Simultaneous Solvent and Temperature Gradient
- Propylene-Ethylene Copolymers: Ethylene Content Influence on Molecular and Thermomechanical Properties
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