John W. Phair, Mats Lundberg, Andreas Kaiser
DOI: 10.1007/s00397-008-0301-4
Journal-article published August 2008 in Rheologica Acta volume 48 issue 2 on page 121-133
© Springer Nature
Keywords: #tape casting # rheology # screen-printing # inks # thixotropy # yield stress # leveling # coatings #binder # extent of recovery # viscoelastic Edit keywords
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