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Article: Tribological properties of blends of melamine-formaldehyde resin with low density polyethylene.(Technical report)
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- Polymer Engineering and Science
- Article date:
- February 1, 2008
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INTRODUCTION
Polymers have widespread applications in industry, and continue to gain increasing importance as technology advances because of their unique characteristics including low density and advantageous electrical and mechanical properties. However, some adverse effects limit their practical applications. In particular, low scratch and wear resistance and also environmental degradation have hindered many important applications. Thus, there is a need for improved understanding of polymer tribology [1-12].
On the other hand, polymer blends--subsequently crosslinked or not--have attracted significant scientific and technical interest as they can ...
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