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Limitations of Test Methods for Plastics
By:James S. Peraro,American Society for Testing and Materials
Published on 2000-01-01 by ASTM International


The American Society for Testing and Materials published the first test standard for plastics in 1937. These 21 papers presented at an ASTM symposium held in November 1998, while demonstrating how sophisticated test standards have become, also address their limitations. Papers are organized by the m

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