Study of Relaxation Processes in Biopolymers Using the Example of Rosin

Viktor A. Lomovskoy; Anna S. Shorshina; Olga D. Platonova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.899.681

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Study of Relaxation Processes in Biopolymers Using the Example of Rosin

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Rosin, or colophony, and composite materials, which consist of components based on rosin and rosin products, are extensively used in various industries, in particular, as one of the main components of the composite materials for road marking. At the same time, little research has been done to study of the physicomechanical and associated physicochemical characteristics of these materials, the influence on these characteristics of the internal bounding surface of the components in wide temperature ranges and in the dynamic mode of external deforming effects.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 899)

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Viktor A. Lomovskoy*, Anna S. Shorshina, Olga D. Platonova

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Dissipation Process, Internal Friction Spectrum, Module Defect, Polymers, Rosin

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