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Fig. 5.12 SEM micrographs of the cyanoacrylate polymers

Fig. 5.13 Single lap-shear strength values of aluminum 5754/cyanoacrylate monomer/aluminum
5754 adhesive joints. Values obtained 72 h after joint formation

they are cured and their performance in wound closure, i.e., just after application,
respectively.
Figure 5.13 shows the single lap-shear strength values of aluminum
5754/cyanoacrylate adhesive joints. The single lap-shear strength value decreases