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Categories > Polymer > Scanning electron microscopy (SEM)

63 keywords available. The number of micrographs available is given in [brackets].

alignment [11]
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array [1]
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beach marks [3] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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biodegradable polymer [3] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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blow moulding [2] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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bone [3] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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bottle [2]
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brittle [1] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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carbon [7]
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carbon fibres [3] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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carbon nanotube [4]
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catspaws [1]
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cell [3] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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CFC [2]
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chemical vapour deposition (CVD) [2]
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coating [2]
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composite material [9] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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conducting polymer [2]
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craze [6] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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craze remnants [2]
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damage [1]
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ductile [1] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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ductile tearing [1]
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epoxy [5] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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ferrocene [2]
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fibre [9] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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fibril [4] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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fibrillation [6] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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film [1]
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foam [3] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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fracture [15] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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hackle region [3] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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HDPE [2]
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Kevlar [3] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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liquid crystalline polymer (LCP) [6]
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lyotropic [6]
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magnetic [3]
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nanotube [4] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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nematic [3]
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neutral axis [2] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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nylon [1]
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order [1]
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parison [2] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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poly(lactide-co-glycolic acid) PLGA [3]
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polycarbonate (PC) [5]
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polyester [1]
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polyethylene (PE) [2]
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polymer [30] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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polymer composite [5]
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polymer composite foam [3]
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polypyrrole [2]
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polystyrene (PS) [4]
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polyurethane (PU) [3]
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pull-out [2] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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quartz [1]
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reinforcement [5] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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shear [3] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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shear bands [1] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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surface [2]
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tensile [1]
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thermoset [3]
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tissue engineering [3] Link to MATTER Glossary entry
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Velcro [1]
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