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Design of experiments for optimizin
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Verification Experiments Confirmato
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Fig 3 Overlaid contour plots for te
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processing variables on the adhesio
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NR / CR TSC (%) 100 / 0 75 / 25 50
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the observed high values of its T-p
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Nondestructive testing of defects i
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visible impact damage (BVID). The c
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Fig 2. Photograph of the spliced ne
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Electrical studies on silver subsur
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temperatures exhibited by the 50 nm
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Figure 1: Variation of ln R with 1/
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Experimental Polyamide6 (PA6 with z
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Table 1: Sample code and compositio
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Blends of unsaturated polyester res
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in comparison to that of the base r
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Experimental: The materials used in
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13. Wang, Z. M.; Nakajima, H.; Mani
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A Study of mechanical properties of
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Optimization of Various Reaction Pa
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Modulus of Rupture, Modulus of Elas
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Novel nanocomposite polymer electro
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polymers with ceramic fillers have
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in Fig. 8. The cell based on the PE
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composites containing nano additive
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other hand, the coatings containing
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References : 1] L.Alcacer, Conducti
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selected as matrix material due to
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Fig.1 Conceptual sketch of Magnetos
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Abstract Competitive extraction of
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Complexation of metal ions: General
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Fig. 3 Complexation in NR/PEO block
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adhesives, cosmetics, detergents, t
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depend largely on concentration, mo
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(Fei Han et al.,2008) and in turn s
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[9] F.Jinda, G.Yong, Journal of Exp
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Preparation of polyvinylalcohol bas
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of 125±2 ºC. Desalting performanc
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Figure 4. Time vs. % Rejection; for
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for packaging owing to their low co
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Conclusion A steep increase of carb
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Fig. 4. Variation in the elongation
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et al [4] reported the swelling beh
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where Qt and Q∞ are the mol% incr
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compared to diffusion rate results
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Table V Transport coefficients of b
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Studies on EPDM based compositions
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Results and Discussion The cure cha
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Table-3 Physico-mechanical properti
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Fig-3 Echo Reduction 0.5 kHz-4 kHz
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particles. Additionally, fractured
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The Samples E, I, H and pure epoxy
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THERMAL FATIQUE TEST The test was c
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mechanical and thermal behaviors wh
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from HiMedia Laboratories, Mumbai,
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pattern appears to be a little diff
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Fig.1. Effect of reaction temperatu
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quaternary ammonium salt (organic m
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Table 3 Regression Coefficients for
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Studies on pressure sensitive adhes
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PCNSL-1 to PCNSL-3. This is expecte
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of CR and solids content, all of th
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Kunsts, 2000, 53(1-2), 35. 7. Menon
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subjected to thermal perturbation f
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4. Fig 1. The IR image showing the
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Fig 4. X-ray microfocal radiograph
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like poly (2-vinylpyridine) (P2VP)
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Acknowledgment: One of the authors
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Uncompatibilized and reactively com
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Incorporating the values in equatio
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a b c Fig.3 Co-continuous morpholog
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weight of the resin respectively to
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REFERENCES 1. W. H. Carothers, J. A
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Effect of organic modification on t
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original C30B, C20A increased signi
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Table 1: Mechanical properties of P
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Mechanical and rheological behavior
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Results and discussion Mechanical p
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Torque (dNm) 4. Costin, R. Selectio
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A comprehensive study on degradatio
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Effect of pristine nano silica fill
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Conclusions In anaerobic condition,
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enhancement in mechanical propertie
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7. Gelling, I.R. In: proceedings of
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Sustained release of the above drug
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is shown in table 2. Curcumin addit
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Aromatic-aliphatic co-polyester pol
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nanocomposites respectively. Howeve
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E' (MPa) 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 -1
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polymer-matrices to produce composi
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4. Conclusion In the present study,
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Use of deproteinized and normal ski
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11 . Skim rubber and DPSR differed
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200 % modulus, MPa Elongation at br
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commonly used to chemically modify
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content due to higher filler-polyme
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References 1. A. Schroeder; M. Klue
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Experimental Procedure Liquid Casta
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Effect of Plasticizer The polyureth
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Effect of electron beam curing on m
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Shore A hardness 70 60 50 40 30 20
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Log DC Vol Resistivity (Ohm Cm) 14
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can be created to predict the perfo
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esolve any tanδ peak corresponding
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18. Hu WG, Schmidt-Rohr K Acta Poly
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Figure 5. Optical micrograph from t
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Experimental Materials PMMA (876 G)
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loading. Na+MMT system shows a decr
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E'(MPa) 16000 14000 12000 10000 800
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silicate layers leading to enhanced
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temperature mechanical properties,
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Thermal and mechanical properties o
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Testing Machine. The dynamic mechan
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decreasing the tensile strength. Th
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higher than that of pristine PVC. T
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In-situ generation of silica in epo
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS FT-IR SPECT
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TGA studies of Epoxy-Silica hybrid
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of epoxy resin was determined. It w
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The sol-gel processing of TEOS in e
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Structure property relationship stu
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2 where cos φ (is the averaged val
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( 110) (a) PP/MWNT (0.5 wt%) fiber
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Experimental: The materials used in
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13. Wang, Z. M.; Nakajima, H.; Mani
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A Study of mechanical properties of
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Optimization of Various Reaction Pa
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Modulus of Rupture, Modulus of Elas
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Novel nanocomposite polymer electro
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polymers with ceramic fillers have
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in Fig. 8. The cell based on the PE
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composites containing nano additive
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other hand, the coatings containing
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References : 1] L.Alcacer, Conducti
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selected as matrix material due to
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Fig.1 Conceptual sketch of Magnetos
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Abstract Competitive extraction of
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Complexation of metal ions: General
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22 Hiratana K. Chem.Lett.1982; 7: 1
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Fig. 3 Complexation in NR/PEO block
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adhesives, cosmetics, detergents, t
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depend largely on concentration, mo
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(Fei Han et al.,2008) and in turn s
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[9] F.Jinda, G.Yong, Journal of Exp
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Preparation of polyvinylalcohol bas
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of 125±2 ºC. Desalting performanc
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Figure 4. Time vs. % Rejection; for
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for packaging owing to their low co
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Conclusion A steep increase of carb
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Fig. 4. Variation in the elongation
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et al [4] reported the swelling beh
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where Qt and Q∞ are the mol% incr
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compared to diffusion rate results
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Table V Transport coefficients of b
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Studies on EPDM based compositions
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Results and Discussion The cure cha
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Table-3 Physico-mechanical properti
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Fig-3 Echo Reduction 0.5 kHz-4 kHz
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particles. Additionally, fractured
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The Samples E, I, H and pure epoxy
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THERMAL FATIQUE TEST The test was c
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mechanical and thermal behaviors wh
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from HiMedia Laboratories, Mumbai,
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pattern appears to be a little diff
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Fig.1. Effect of reaction temperatu
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1. Introduction Polymer nanocomposi
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II) Elongation at break (% Elongati
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Figure 7. Scanning Electron Microgr
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2. Experimental Details Polypropyle
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(a) (b) (c) Tenacity (gpd) Modulus
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ABSTRACT Finite element analysis of
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It is an unsymmetrical two point te
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Programming and also with FEA packa
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Stress analysis of air borne polyme
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einforced Epoxy. It was observed th
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Figure 7: Total Vector displacement
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Experimental: Materials: Reagent gr
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Table 4: TGA Results a-DDM cure b-D
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INFERENCE: 1. Temperature at 10% we
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The peculiarity of the DDM curing s
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REFERENCES: 1. “Polymer synthesis
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1. Introduction Polymer nanocomposi
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II) Elongation at break (% Elongati
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Figure 7. Scanning Electron Microgr
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2. Experimental Details Polypropyle
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(a) (b) (c) Tenacity (gpd) Modulus
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ABSTRACT Finite element analysis of
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It is an unsymmetrical two point te
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Programming and also with FEA packa
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Stress analysis of air borne polyme
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einforced Epoxy. It was observed th
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Figure 7: Total Vector displacement
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Experimental: Materials: Reagent gr
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Table 4: TGA Results a-DDM cure b-D
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INFERENCE: 1. Temperature at 10% we
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The peculiarity of the DDM curing s
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REFERENCES: 1. “Polymer synthesis