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Stretchability

Below T polymers are stiff, hard, britde, and glass-like above if the molecular weight is high enough, they are relatively soft, limp, stretchable, and can be somewhat elastic. At even higher temperatures they flow and are tacky. Methods used to determine glass-transition temperatures and the reported values for a large number of polymers may be found in References 7—9. Values for the T of common acrylate homopolymers are found in Table 1. [Pg.162]

Polyurelhane, 1214 foam, 1214 kinds of, 1214 stretchable, 1214 Polyyncs. occurrence of, 259 Potassium nitrosodisulfonale,... [Pg.1312]

Lacour, S. R Jones, J. Wagner, S. Suo, Z. 2005. Stretchable interconnects for elastic electronic surfaces. Proc. IEEE 93 1459-1467. [Pg.29]

Transfer Printing Techniques and Inorganic Single-Crystalline Materials for Flexible and Stretchable Electronics... [Pg.407]

Khang, D.-Y. Jiang, H. Huang, Y. Rogers, J. A. 2006. A stretchable form of single-crystal silicon for high-performance electronics on rubber substrates. Science 311 208-212. [Pg.442]

Choi, W. M. et al. 2007. Biaxially stretchable wavy silicon nanomembranes. Nano Lett. 7 1655-1663. [Pg.447]

EXERCISE BANDS RESI 6 XSOYD STRETCHABLE LATEX RUBBER GREEN/HEAVY 6510014653816 RO 6575 ... [Pg.408]

PBT is used for textile applications due to its stretchability, increased crystallinity and improved dyeability. It is introduced in the production of carpets and stretchable fabrics, where a certain degree of elasticity is desired. PBT is used preferably for the production of engineering plastics due to its combination of dimensional stability, tensile strength, increased flexibility and fast crystallization rate. [Pg.487]

Stretching denotes a monoaxial or biaxial mechanical stress of a molded article close to the glass transition temperature. This leads to a controlled orientation of the molecular chains in the direction of stretching and thus to a substantial change in some physical properties. Fibers and foils made of synthetic polymers gain their optimal properties only by this mechanical post-treatment. Stability, stiffness, and dimensional stability of fibers, for example, increase nearly proportionally with the stretch ratio, whereas stretchability decreases. In practice, the stretch ratio is between 1 2 and 1 6, depending on the polymer material and the desired properties. [Pg.373]

Kim KS, Zhao Y, Jang H et al (2009) Large-scale pattern growth of graphene films for stretchable transparent electrodes. Nature 457 706-710... [Pg.171]

The main attributes required of cheese analogues used in pizzas are meltability and stretchability flavour is provided by other ingredients of the... [Pg.346]


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