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Mechanical performance analysis hardness

Transmission electron microscopy is widely applied for ultrastructural research (by diffraction and image analysis), as well as for light element spectroscopy (EELS). TEM images compliment the chemical composition, physical property, or mechanical performance information obtained by techniques such as aiFTIR, /u-Raman, ToF-SIMS, EDMS, XPS, DSC, micro-hardness, etc. [Pg.496]

Do small differences in the production cycle (which give polymers which are hardly distinguishable by thermal analysis techniques) really affect the mechanical performance In other words, are the thermal analysis techniques more sensitive than mechanical tests in identifying the cure level ... [Pg.207]

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