THOR L. SMITH Books

Elastomers And Rubber Elasticity

By N. C. Lee, Günther Rehage, S.L. Aggarwal, Maurice Morton, Min Yu, Jerome L. Ackerman, O. Kramer, James E. Mark, Joseph P. Kennedy, Robert E. Cohen, S Kumar, Edward W. Merrill, G.L. Wilkes, Karel Dušek, George Odian, K. J. Smith, David Live, Joginder Lal, V. Soni, Wolfgang Wieder, A. N. Gent, Wilhelm Oppermann, Robert Ullman, Gerd Sylvester, Paul J. Flory, J. L. Stanford, J. E. Mark, Robert E. Singler, R. F. T. Stepto, J. E. McGrath, THOMAS L. HANLON, Mitsuo Sawamoto, R. J. FARRIS, GARY L. HAGNAUER, I.-C. WANG, Y. MOHAJER, MARIO BRUZZONE, I. G. HARGIS, R. A. LIVIGNI, E. R. TERRILL, R. J. MINCHAK, HAROLD TUCKER, HUNG YU CHEN, RICHARD N. THUDIUM, BAO-TONG HUANG (PAO-TUNG HUANG), LI-TONG ZHAO, YU-LIANG LI, BAO-YUAN HU, RICHARD W. SICKA, B. E. EICHINGER, Y.-Y. LIN, KEVIN O. MEYERS, R. H. TOBIAS, MICHAL ILAVSKÝ, THOR L. SMITH, W. BATSBERG, R. S. STEIN, STEPHEN B. H. KENT, BOUDEWIJN J. R. SCHOLTENS, HENK C. BOOIJ, CARL R. McMILLIN

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Content: Basic concepts in elastomer synthesis / George Odian -- Synthetic aspects of crystallizable elastomers / Mario Bruzzone -- Synthesis of elastomers with strain-induced crystallization / Ger...

Elastomers And Rubber Elasticity : Based On A Symposium Sponsored By The ACS Division Of Polymer Chemistry At The 182nd Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, New York, New York, August 23-28, 1981

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