NASA NTRS ยท 19900008597
Polymeric materials science in the microgravity environment
Abstract
The microgravity environment presents some interesting possibilities for the study of polymer science. Properties of polymeric materials depend heavily on their processing history and environment. Thus, there seem to be some potentially interesting and useful new materials that could be developed. The requirements for studying polymeric materials are in general much less rigorous than those developed for studying metals, for example. Many of the techniques developed for working with other materials, including heat sources, thermal control hardware and noncontact temperature measurement schemes should meet the needs of the polymer scientist.
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Coulter, Daniel R.. 1989-06-01. Polymeric materials science in the microgravity environment. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900008597
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