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Electron beam irradiated polyamide-6 at different temperatures

Electron beam irradiation of Polyamide-6 (PA-6) films was carried out over a range of irradiation doses (15–1200kGy) in air at different temperatures (from room temperature to 80°C), and at a dose rate of 4.48kGy/min. The effect of temperature on the radiochemical crosslinking, scission yield, and t...

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Electron beams
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Molecular weight
Polyamide-6
Radiation crosslinking
Radiation degradation
Temperature effect
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