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Selection of a Relaxation Function to Describe the Dissipative α-Relaxation Process in Latex Polymers
Discrete relaxation times D (τ) in latex polymers are calculated using the phenomenological model of a standard linear body and continuous relaxation time spectra H (τ) involving the Kohlrausch function in the temperature range from –150 to +250°C. The higher relaxation inhomogeneity of the modified...
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