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Interdependence between geometric, tensile and chemical bond behaviours of untreated hair fibres
To date, an accurate understanding of the dynamics between the fibre's inherent geometric, mechanical and biological characteristics is deficient, affecting the reliability and robustness of hair data. There is also insufficient scientific clarity on the behaviour of curly hair, as most of the concl...
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Department of Medicine
2021
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