Degradation of poly-L-lactide. Part 2: Increased temperature accelerated degradation
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J F Orr | D. Farrar | G. Dickson | J. Orr | F. Buchanan | N A Weir | F J Buchanan | G R Dickson | N. Weir | D F Farrar | G. Dickson
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