Dependence of impact strength on the fracture propagation direction in dynamic packing injection molded PP/EPDM blends
Authors:
- Yong WangYong Wang
- Qin ZhangQZQin Zhang
- Bing NaBNBing Na
- Rongni DuRDRongni Du
- Qiang FuQFQiang Fu
- Kaizhi ShenKSKaizhi Shen
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