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Glassy Polymers surface free energies

L. H. Lee, "Surface Free Energies and Fracture Surface Energies of Glassy Polymers," in Physical Aspects of Polymer Surfaces, K. L. Mittal, Editor, Vol. 1, p. 523, Plenum, New York (1983). ... [Pg.52]

The suffix I indicates that differentiation is carried out under conditions of constant displacement of the parts of the boundary that are not force-free. Equation (12.38) is similar in form to Equation (12.1) above but Tis defined for unit thickness of specimen and is therefore equivalent to 2y in Equation (12.1). As in the case of glassy polymers, T is not to be interpreted as a surface free energy, but involves the total deformation in the crack tip region as the crack propagates. [Pg.325]

SURFACE FREE ENERGIES AND FRACTURE SURFACE ENERGIES OF GLASSY POLYMERS... [Pg.523]

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