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Description	English: Durability of Polymers in the Space Environment 195^th Technical Meeting of The Rubber Division of the American Chemical Society (ACS) April 30, 2019, Independence, Ohio
Date	31 May 2019
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Author	Kim K. de Groh/NASA Glenn Research Center This presentation was created with Microsoft PowerPoint.

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