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Lorenzelli, V. (1984) Advances in polymer science. Vol. 52/53: Crazing in polymers. Materials Chemistry and Physics, 11. 99pp. doi:10.1016/0254-0584(84)90090-7

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TitleAdvances in polymer science. Vol. 52/53: Crazing in polymers
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AuthorsLorenzelli, V.Author
Year1984 (July)Volume11
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