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January 1, 1986Polymer Engineering and Science

Polyethylene‐polycarbonate blends: Interface modification, phase morphology and measurement of orientation development during cast film and tubular extrusion by infrared dichroism

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KMKyonsuku MinUniversity of AkronJWJames L. WhiteUniversity of AkronTKThein KyuUniversity of Akron

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