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A free-volume hole-filling model for the solubility of liquid molecules in glassy polymers 1: Model derivation

J.C Arnold, Cris Arnold Orcid Logo

European Polymer Journal, Volume: 46, Issue: 5, Pages: 1131 - 1140

Swansea University Author: Cris Arnold Orcid Logo

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Published in: European Polymer Journal
ISSN: 0014-3057
Published: 2010
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title A free-volume hole-filling model for the solubility of liquid molecules in glassy polymers 1: Model derivation
spellingShingle A free-volume hole-filling model for the solubility of liquid molecules in glassy polymers 1: Model derivation
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title_short A free-volume hole-filling model for the solubility of liquid molecules in glassy polymers 1: Model derivation
title_full A free-volume hole-filling model for the solubility of liquid molecules in glassy polymers 1: Model derivation
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