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Figure 3.4. Biodégradation ofPLA bottles exposed to commercial composting (Reproduced with permission from reference 1. Copyright 2007 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH& Co. KGaA).
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Figure 5.1. The mass of nicotine released from PCL, M, as a function of time. Diamonds denote 10% initial loading, Squares 40% initial loading, and circles 50% initial loading. The dashed lines show the maximal amount of drug in the system. Arrows mark the time at which 100% release was achieved. Solid lines are the result of a fit using equations (1-3).
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Figure 10.1. Difference spectra of the officer's, new and archive vest yarns, referenced to spectrum of virgin yarn.
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Figure 10.2. Proposed intermediate products in the synthesis of PBO, showing (a) aminophenylbenzoate, (b) hydroxyphenylbenzamide, and (c) benzoxazole.
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Figure 10.3. Difference spectra for PBO yarns extractedfrom aged vests, referenced to spectrum of yarn taken at beginning of exposure.
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Figure 15.2. (A) Growth curve for pristine sample showing results of one site fit (dotted line) and two site fit (solid line components are shown underneath curve in red); (B) Schematic of network structure of typical engineering silicone with both short and long chain constituents and standard four site crosslinking species and highly functional crosslinking sites. (Figure 2B is reproduced from reference 17. Copyright 2005 American Chemical Society.)
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Figure 15.5. Illustration of speciation changes at polymer-filler would be expected to alter the interaction strength and effect
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Figure 15.6. Results of MQ-NMR analysis of highly filled PDMS sample exposed to highly desiccating environment for 4 years. Inset: MQ growth curves.
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