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Void Nucleation Models and their Implications for the Material Behavior of Rubber-Modified Epoxies

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 183-187)

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1195-1200

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.183-187.1195

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April 2000

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H.Y. Jeong

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Porous Solid, Pressure-Sensitivity, Rubber-Modified Epoxy, Void Nucleation Model

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