Electrical conductivity of 3D periodic architectured interpenetrating phase composites with carbon nanostructured-epoxy reinforcements
Authors:
- Diab W. AbueiddaDADiab W. Abueidda
- Rashid K. Abu Al-RubRARashid K. Abu Al-Rub
- Ahmed S. DalaqADAhmed S. Dalaq
- Hammad A. YounesHammad A. Younes
- Amal A. Al GhaferiAGAmal A. Al Ghaferi
- Tushar K. ShahTSTushar K. Shah
- 1 October 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Composites Science and Technology
- Vol. 118, 127-134
Abstract
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- Masdar Institute of Science and Technology
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