Effect of ultrasonic vibration on the interaction of polyaramide fibres with dimethylacetamide
Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres
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Conclusions
The action of low-frequency ultrasonic vibration is displayed in plasticizing media, both for rigid-chain and also for flexible-chain polymers.
Ultrasonic treatment in plasticizing media affects the kinetic of fibre plasticization.
Keywords
Polymer Ultrasonic Treatment Ultrasonic Vibration Dimethylacetamide Fibre Plasticization
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