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Typical plot of minimum value of nτ necessary for net release of energy versus ion kinetic temperature in a mixture containing equal amounts of deuterium and tritium. (After J. M. Hollander, ed., Annu. Rev. Energy, 1:213–255, 1976)

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from article Polymer composite

Relation between stiffness and filler type and orientation in polymeric materials. L/D = length/diameter of fiber.

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from article Polymer composite

Load transfer from matrix to fiber in a composite. LC = critical length. σma = matrix stress.

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from article Polymer composite

Tensile modulus for various fibers.

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from article Polymer composite

Unidirectional continuous fiber–reinforced laminated structure. L = longitudinal direction. T = transverse direction.

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from article Polymer composite

Measured and predicted elastic modulus in a unidirectional fiber–reinforced laminate as a function of angle between the loading and fiber direction.

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from article Branched polymer

Examples of branched polymers. (a) Branched polymer (if arms are of composition similar to backbone) or graft polymer (if compositions are different). (b) Star polymer. (c) Comb polymer. (d) Dendritic polymer.

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from article Branched polymer