High performance carbon fibers from very high molecular weight polyacrylonitrile precursors
Carbon fibers are unique reinforcing agents for lightweight composite materials due to their outstanding mechanical properties and low density. Current technologies are capable of producing carbon fibers with 90–95% of the modulus of perfect graphite (∼1025 GPa). However, these same carbon fibers po...
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