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Dynamic Mechanical Analysis Application to Dynamic Thermomechanometry

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Analytical Calorimetry

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The dynamic mechanical behavior of viscoelastic materials has been discussed as part of mechanical properties such as stress- strain behavior, strength of material, creep, and stress relaxation. However, in recent years the technology of investigating the dynamic mechanical properties of materials has advanced greatly due to new electronic circuits, improved transducers, signal receiving systems, and computerized controlling systems. The interpretations and applications of dynamic data have stimulated interest from both the practical and scientific standpoint. Consequently, widespread research work on these topics has established diverse results and principles.1,2

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Murayama, T. (1984). Dynamic Mechanical Analysis Application to Dynamic Thermomechanometry. In: Johnson, J.F., Gill, P.S. (eds) Analytical Calorimetry. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2699-1_8

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