The reduction of carbon nanotube (CNT) length during the manufacture of CNT/polymer composites and a method to simultaneously determine the resulting CNT and interfacial strengths
Authors:
- Shao-Yun FuSFShao-Yun Fu
- Zhen-Kun ChenZCZhen-Kun Chen
- Song HongSHSong Hong
- Charles C. HanCHCharles C. Han
Abstract
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