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The Use of Electron Microscopy for the Analysis of the Adhesive-Adherend Interface in the Aluminium-Aluminium Bonded Joint

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Over the past 25–30 years much theoretical work has been carried out in an attempt to analyse the adhesive bond and hence determine the nature of the mechanisms of adhesion.

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Bishopp, J.A., Sim, E.K., Smith, T.V., Thompson, G.E., Wood, G.C. (1988). The Use of Electron Microscopy for the Analysis of the Adhesive-Adherend Interface in the Aluminium-Aluminium Bonded Joint. In: Allen, K.W. (eds) Adhesion 12. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1349-3_17

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