Investigating the effect of surface modification on the dispersion process of polymer nanocomposites
Achieving controlled nanoparticle dispersion through melt processing has been challenging as processing-structure rules for polymer nanocomposites are still not well-defined. This work focuses on developing a quantitative understanding of the filler–matrix compatibility and melt mixing parameters on...
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Aditya Shanker Prasad [verfasserIn] Yixing Wang [verfasserIn] Xiaolin Li [verfasserIn] Akshay Iyer [verfasserIn] Wei Chen [verfasserIn] L. Catherine Brinson [verfasserIn] Linda S. Schadler [verfasserIn] |
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