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heman2727
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Surface Energy of Thermoplastics

03/09/2010 12:50 AM

I was reading something related to surface energy of thermoplastics. And I came across a self made conclusion: Amorphous thermoplastics have high surface energy while Semi-crystalline thermoplastics have low surface energy. I need to know am I right or wrong? and what is the reason behind a plastic having high or low surface energy? Please help me with your expertise.

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Re: Surface Energy of Thermoplastics

03/10/2010 5:23 AM

http://www.topanalytica.com/files/94/3surface_free_energy_of_ABS_plastic.pdf
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