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Do Sung Huh, Chitragara Basavaraja, Eun Ae Jo, March 2010
Conductivity measurements show that alginate successfully acts as template to form a composite with improved morphological, thermal, and electrical properties.
Abdesselam Dahoun, David Ruch, Jean Di Martino, Frederic Addiego, Olivier Godard, March 2010
The density of cavities developing in both unfilled and filled polymers decreases from core to skin and is substantially affected by macroscopic stresses.
Yeong-Eun Yoo, Kwan-Hee Lee, Sung-Ju Choi, Dae-Jin Kim, Sun Kyoung Kim, March 2010
Under high pressures and at high temperatures, mold flow advances smoothly and continuously, leading to creation and merging of micro-balls that look like teeth on gum.
Using well-defined indenters and advanced data-analysis methods atomic-force microscopy can achieve accuracies to within 30-40% of those routinely obtained with macroscopic techniques.
Maksim Skorobogatiy, Karen Stoeffler, Abdellah Ajji, Charles Dubois, February 2010
A novel and efficient method of making waveguides based on alternating polymer layers promises better control of the fabrication process and fewer defects.
Ayhan Ezdesir, Halil Demirer, Onur Balkan, February 2010
The possible formation pathways of separate and core-shell microstructures of dispersed rigid filler and elastomer particles depend on the elastomer's polarity.
A pair of modified rheology and gravimetry techniques successfully measure and describe the evolution of the volumetric effects of an epoxy system during processing.
Klaus Hornung, Manfred Wagner, Oleg Kulikov, January 2010
Lubricants are feasible as novel processing additives for resins composed of reacting mixtures of polyethylene glycol with citric acid, organophosphites, and thickening agents.
Osman G. Ersoy, Nursel Karakaya, Veli Deniz, January 2010
Silica and calcium carbonate are commercially useful as reinforcing agents for producing soft, elastomeric transparent goods and cost-effective filler, respectively.
The dynamic viscosity of resins undergoing soft gelation shows a marked sigmoidal shape, suggesting that similarly shaped functions might be considered for model predictions.
Fabricio Machado, Enrique Luis Lima, Jose Carlos Pinto, November 2009
Successful dynamic control of homogeneous copolymer composition is achieved while allowing for proper design of monomer feed-rate profiles and removal of process disturbances.
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Any article that is cited in another manuscript or other work is required to use the correct reference style. Below is an example of the reference style for SPE articles:
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