Thermal decomposition and flammability of fire-resistant, UV/visible-sensitive polyarylates, copolymers and blends
Authors:
- H ZhangHZH Zhang
- P.R WestmorelandPWP.R Westmoreland
- R.J FarrisRFR.J Farris
- E.B CoughlinECE.B Coughlin
- A PlichtaA Plichta
- Z.K BrzozowskiZBZ.K Brzozowski
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