Effect of composition and comonomer type on the rheology, morphology and properties of ethylene-α-olefin copolymer/polypropylene blends
Authors:
- M. KontopoulouMKM. Kontopoulou
- W. WangWWW. Wang
- T.G. GopakumarTGT.G. Gopakumar
- C. CheungCCC. Cheung
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