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«I do not propose to say much about thestrength of polymers except that they arestrong.»Sir F. C. Frank, Proc. R. Soc. London, Ser. A 1970, 319, 127.
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Page 11 and 12: ZusammenfassungDie Verwendung von K
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Page 15 and 16: RésuméLes fibres de polymères ha
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Interestingly, at increasing PEgMA
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The Young’s modulus and tensile s
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In summary, it was found that incor
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strength at higher lamination tempe
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The test-angle dependence of the st
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4 ConclusionsIn this chapter the de
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27. Silverstein, M. S. ; Sadovsky,
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IIIThermotropic Liquid-Crystalline
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Remarkably, - to our knowledge - re
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2 Die DesignsThree sets of dies wer
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In addition, die f2 was manufacture
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3 ExperimentalMaterials. The materi
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4 Results and Discussion4.1 Referen
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ABFIGURE 6Extrusion with filament-f
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Nonetheless, part of the objective
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s1f1-s147481423s2f2-s2A657 11 12 25
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yielded foils of nearly the same ch
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Interestingly, it was found that he
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In view of the above results, the c
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5 ConclusionsIn this work it was de
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IVLyotropic Liquid-Crystalline Aram
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described. 13 However, obviously an
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well as at room temperature.X-ray a
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The as-produced foils were, subsequ
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Finally, the as-extruded, dried foi
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AabcAE a b cHT 2a b cB45° 90°FIGU
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4 ConclusionsNon-fibrillating, tran
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VBacterial Cellulose
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modulus of 40 to 57 GPa would be th
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3 Results and DiscussionBacterial c
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σ (MPa)900800700600500400300200100
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4 ConclusionsThis chapter was conce
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VIConclusions and Outlook
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A130120E (GPa)110100908070605040302
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amount of matrix material needed, a
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2 OutlookThe present thesis describ
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FIGURE 4 Remote-controlled 2 m tall
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AcknowledgementsI would like to emp
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Curriculum VitaeThe author of this
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