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Intrinsic Characterization of Continuous Fiber Reinforced
Thermoplastic Composites .1. Toughness Characterization
of Carbon-Fiber Polyether Ether Ketone (Cf Peek)
Laminates. Pure and Applied Chemistry, 1991. 63(11): pp.
1609-1625.
From a book: Russell, F.E,. Snake Venom
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Scholium International. 1983; ISBN 0-87936-015-1.
WEB page: Bhatti SA and Firkins JT, 2008.
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Velmurugan, R. and S. Solaimurugan, Improvements in
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Moore, D.R., et al., Intrinsic Characterization of
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