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Samples settled in a device for natural ageing assay in the IPEN-CQMA department.

Samples settled in a device for natural ageing assay in the IPEN-CQMA department.

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... In the past few years different companies have made a lot of effort to evaluate the possibilities and potentials of polypropylene s post reactor modification [10]. Recently, various grades of long chain branched PP (lcb PP) have been presented to the market [11]. The effect of molecular size, molecular weight distribution and long chain branched PP on melt strength and extensional behaviour is quite different. ...
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