Copolymerization ratio is the proportion of different monomers incorporated into a copolymer chain, influencing final material properties like flexibility, transparency, and barrier resistance.

Coupling agent is a substance that enhances adhesion between two dissimilar materials, such as fillers and polymer matrices, improving composite performance.

Creep rupture refers to the failure of a material under a constant load or stress over an extended period, characterized by gradual deformation or elongation […]

Crosslinking is a chemical process where polymer chains are bonded together, enhancing material strength, stability, and resistance to heat and chemicals.

Crystallinity refers to the degree to which a polymer exhibits a highly ordered, crystalline structure, affecting its mechanical, thermal, and optical properties.