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The Relaxation Behavior of Polymer Compounds Based on Latex Polymer and Water-Soluble Modifiers
The relaxation behavior of polymer compounds based on latex polymers and water-soluble modifiers with different chemical structures are studied by dynamic mechanical relaxation spectroscopy. The revealed changes in the intensity of dissipated losses of the α-relaxation process in the internal fricti...
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