The effects of molecular weight and polymorphism on the fracture and thermo-mechanical properties of a carbon-fibre composite modified by electrospun poly (vinylidene fluoride) membranes
Authors:
- K. MagniezKMK. Magniez
- B.L. FoxBFB.L. Fox
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- textile group at Deakin University
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