Materials Science And Engineering Properties
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Author: Charles Gilmore
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Chapter 3, Problem 15CQ
To determine
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The correct term in the given blank.
Introduction:
The hardness of the long-chain monomer is determined by the side branches. The high number of branches results in difficulty in the alignment of the atoms.
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