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December 1, 1996Polymer Engineering and Science

Physical aging time scales and rates for poly(vinyl acetate) stimulated mechanically in the T g ‐region

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MDMats DelinRRRodney RychwalskiChalmers University of TechnologyJKJ. KubátCzech Academy of Sciences, Astronomical Institute

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