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June 1, 1951Journal of Applied PhysicsOpen Access

Mechanical Properties of Substances of High Molecular Weight. X. The Relaxation Distribution Function in Polyisobutylene and Its Solutions

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JFJohn D. FerryUniversity of South Carolina SumterEFEdwin R. FitzgeraldPennsylvania State UniversityMJMyrle F. JohnsonUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison

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