Carbon nanomaterials grown on E-glass fibers and their application in composite
The goal of this research is the development of carbon nanomaterial coated glass fiber/epoxy composite with enhanced properties. To fulfill this objective, the following steps have to be followed: (i) To figure out a method for achieving uniform Ni catalyst coating on the glass fiber. (ii) To obtain...
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