Mechanical and viscoelastic properties of epoxy networks cured with aromatic diamines
Authors:
- Anne Cécile GrilletAGAnne Cécile Grillet
- Jocelyne GalyJGJocelyne Galy
- Jean-François GérardJGJean-François Gérard
- Jean-Pierre PascaultJPJean-Pierre Pascault
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