Adhesion of Polymers
Providing in-depth coverage of properties, techniques, and step-by-step methods, this valuable sourcebook gives you the most comprehensive coverage available to create, apply, and analyze these critically important substances.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Adhesion of Polymers
Adhesion of Polymers
Roman A. Veselovsky
Vladimir N. Kestelman
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Veselovsky, Roman A.Adhesion of polymers / Roman A. Veselovsky, Vladimir N. Kestelmanp. cm.Includes index.
1. Adhesives. 2. Polymers. I. Kestelman, Vladimir N. II. Title.
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