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Ageing and Degradation of Multiphase Polymer Systems

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Figure 21.1 Creep curves (in a log-log scale) of samples aged during t a , 10 × t a and 100 × t a in their glassy state.
Figure 21.3 Shape of DSC thermograms around the glass transition temperature (T g ) before (v) and after (a) structural relaxation.
Figure 21.5 Shape of the variation, against parameter of solvent solubility (δ S ), of critical strain (ε C ) for PPO [5].
Figure 21.6 Schematization of a two-step-migration of molecular species outside the polymer
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