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161.	The Design Of Functional Rubber Based On The Regulation Of T_g
162.	Preparation Of POSS Containing Phenly Bifunctional Group And Performance Simulation Of Its Composite Material
163.	Effect Of Compound Salt On Water Holding Capacity Of Black-Bone Silky Fowl Sausage By LF-NMR
164.	Molecular Dynamics Simulation Of A New Solid Polymer Electrolyte
165.	Preparation, Characterization And Performance Study Of Natural Silk Fibroin Materials
166.	Glass transition temperature, nanostructure recovery, and physical aging at the surface of crosslinked epoxy coatings
167.	Dimension-Dependent Mechanical and Thermophysical Properties of Antiplasticized Polymeric Nanostructures
168.	Topics in hard and soft condensed matter physics
169.	Diffusivity And Solubility of Solvents in Semi-Crystalline and Glassy Polymer
170.	Development of novel cycloaliphatic siloxanes for thermal and UV-curable applications
171.	The effect of nanoconfinement on the glass transition temperature (Tg) and mobility associated with diffusion in polymer films: A fluorescence study
172.	Stability of amorphous pharmaceuticals: Prediction of onset of crystallization using experimental relaxation times
173.	Photopolymerization and characterization of thiol-enes
174.	Curing behavior and properties of 4,4'-bismaleimidodiphenylmethane and o,o'-diallyl bisphenol a: Effect of peroxides and hybrid silsesquioxane addition
175.	The effect of tackifiers on the viscoelastic properties of polyolefin based pressure sensitive adhesives
176.	Development and characterization of amorphous acrylate networks for use as switchable adhesives inspired from shapememory behavior
177.	Applications of perfluorocyclobutyl(PCFB) aryl ether polymers and acrylonitrile based materials
178.	Material Characterization, Constitutive Modeling and Finite Element Simulation of Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) for Applications in Hot Embossing
179.	The measurement of ion diffusion in epoxy molding compounds used to encapsulate microelectronic devices
180.	Mechanisms to enhance functionality of peanut-based biopolymer films
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