Scission can be defined as. a. The loss of fragments from the surfaces of ceramic materials due to internal or residual stress b. An increase in the volume of a polymeric materials caused by the absorption of glass or liquid. c. The formation of crystalline regions in amorphous network ceramics. d. The fracture of long chain molecules in polymers subjected to neutron irradiation or radiation by ultraviolet light

Scission can be defined as. a. The loss of fragments from the surfaces of ceramic materials due to internal or residual stress b. An increase in the volume of a polymeric materials caused by the absorption of glass or liquid. c. The formation of crystalline regions in amorphous network ceramics. d. The fracture of long chain molecules in polymers subjected to neutron irradiation or radiation by ultraviolet light

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Scission can be defined as.
a. The loss of fragments from the surfaces of ceramic materials due to
internal or residual stress
b. An increase in the volume of a polymeric materials caused by the
absorption of glass or liquid.
c. The formation of crystalline regions in amorphous network ceramics.
d. The fracture of long chain molecules in polymers subjected to neutron
irradiation or radiation by ultraviolet light

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