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Polymer processing: the physics of stretching chains

Recent developments in the physical understanding and the achievement of high chain extension in polymeric material which could lead to significant advances in existing and new areas of polymer processing technology are described. Solid-state deformation and melt and solution orientation are outlined

Malcolm R. Mackley | M. Mackley

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