Polymer Melt - Learn What It Is and How to Use It

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Polymer melts refer to thermoplastic polymers that have been heated to a point where they become fluid and can flow. This state is essential for various processing techniques in polymer manufacturing. The discussion highlights the difficulty in finding accessible information on the topic, as many scholarly documents tend to be overly complex and dense. The request for simpler explanations and resources indicates a need for clearer, more digestible information regarding polymer melts and their properties.
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Hi

i wanted to know what are polymer melts. Googling did not help.
just had to read this theses which has me pulling my hair over this

any help/info/links would be appreciated
 
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Plus what is available in the form of "scholarly documents' on the net is too dense and verbose...
 
Heat a thermoplastic polymer until it flows. Label it "Polymer Melt".

Move on...
 
thanks.
 

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