Filler Wetting in Miscible ESBR/SSBR Blends and Its Effect on Mechanical Properties

Filler Wetting in Miscible ESBR/SSBR Blends and Its Effect on Mechanical Properties
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10.1002/mame.201500325
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发表时间:
2016-04
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3.9
通讯作者:
H. H. Le-H.;K. Reincke;A. Das;K. Stöckelhuber;Swen Wiessner;T. Pham;Q. Do;X. T. Hoang;W. Grellmann;G. Heinrich;H. Radusch
H. H. Le-H.;K. Reincke;A. Das;K. Stöckelhuber;Swen Wiessner;T. Pham;Q. Do;X. T. Hoang;W. Grellmann;G. Heinrich;H. Radusch
中科院分区:
材料科学3区
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H. H. Le-H.;K. Reincke;A. Das;K. Stöckelhuber;Swen Wiessner;T. Pham;Q. Do;X. T. Hoang;W. Grellmann;G. Heinrich;H. Radusch

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