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topic of textbooks,
although the term "
nanocomposites" was not in
common use. In
mechanical terms,
nanocomposites differ from
conventional composite materials...
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Polymer nanocomposites (PNC)
consist of a
polymer or
copolymer having nanoparticles or
nanofillers dis****d in the
polymer matrix.
These may be of different...
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Nanocomposite hydrogels (NC gels) are nanomaterial-filled, hydrated,
polymeric networks that
exhibit higher elasticity and
strength relative to traditionally...
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polymer nanocomposites exhibit inferior toughness and
mechanical properties compared to
biological nanocomposites.
Completely synthetic nanocomposites do exist...
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Transparent wood
composites are
novel wood
materials which have up to 90% transparency. Some have
better mechanical properties than wood itself. They were...
- University.
Grunlan is most
known for his
research in the
areas of
polymer nanocomposites,
antiflammable nanocoatings, gas
barrier thin films, and thermoelectric...
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extremely high
compressive strength for its low density. Many
traditional nanocomposites escape the
problem of
aggregate synthesis in one of two ways: Natural...
- clay-polyamide-6
nanocomposite,
which was
prepared via in situ polymerization. Once
Toyota laid the
groundwork for
polymer layered silicate nanocomposites, extensive...
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manufacture of sand castings. Clay is a
common filler used in
polymer nanocomposites. It can
reduce the cost of the composite, as well as
impart modified...
- HRIPs) or by
combining high-n
nanoparticles with
polymer matrixes (HRIP
nanocomposites). Sulfur-containing
substituents including linear thioether and sulfone...
