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Thermally induced shape-memory effect in segmented copolymers containing polycaprolactone soft segments and aramid hard segments
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Arno Kraft, Gouher Rabani (2004). Thermally induced shape-memory effect in segmented copolymers containing polycaprolactone soft segments and aramid hard segments. Polymeric materials science and engineering, 90, 41–42. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/cdb168d1-ccd9-4188-a75b-cb90b1654db9Copy in another style
Kraft, A., & Rabani, G. (2004). Thermally induced shape-memory effect in segmented copolymers containing polycaprolactone soft segments and aramid hard segments. Polymeric materials science and engineering, 90, 41–42. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/cdb168d1-ccd9-4188-a75b-cb90b1654db9
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