Titlebook: Analysis of Rubber and Rubber-like Polymers; M. J. R. Loadman Book 1998Latest edition Kluwer Academic Publishers 1998 carbon.elastomer.ext

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-38431-9ears rubbers have been blended together so that their individual properties can be combined to produce a material which has a particular combination of properties not available in the individual materials. It is only by the use of some form of microscopical tool that one can literally observe the ch

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Inverse Scattering Transform Methodcarried out. The major omission to date is the overall determination of polymer content. The purpose of this chapter is to fill this gap and to illustrate how the primary analytical data-that is, the results actually obtained-may be manipulated and correlated to provide the best estimate of the form

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Inverse Scattering Transform Method information in whatever form it may be required. During these manipulations the assumption has been made that the analytical result is exact. However, as is only too obvious to any analyst who carries out even duplicate analyses, any replication of an analytical measurement will, in general, give a