Evaluation of wood-thermoplastic-interphase shear strengths

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Evaluation of wood-thermoplastic-interphase shear strengths. / Sanadi, A. R.; Rowell, R. M.; Young, R. A.

I: Journal of Materials Science, Bind 28, Nr. 23, 12.1993, s. 6347-6352.

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Sanadi, AR, Rowell, RM & Young, RA 1993, 'Evaluation of wood-thermoplastic-interphase shear strengths', Journal of Materials Science, bind 28, nr. 23, s. 6347-6352. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01352195

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Sanadi, A. R., Rowell, R. M., & Young, R. A. (1993). Evaluation of wood-thermoplastic-interphase shear strengths. Journal of Materials Science, 28(23), 6347-6352. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01352195

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Sanadi AR, Rowell RM, Young RA. Evaluation of wood-thermoplastic-interphase shear strengths. Journal of Materials Science. 1993 dec.;28(23):6347-6352. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01352195

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Sanadi, A. R. ; Rowell, R. M. ; Young, R. A. / Evaluation of wood-thermoplastic-interphase shear strengths. I: Journal of Materials Science. 1993 ; Bind 28, Nr. 23. s. 6347-6352.

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