Foamed poly(lactic acid) composites with carbonaceous fillers for electromagnetic shielding
Authors:
- Stanislaw FrackowiakSFStanislaw Frackowiak
- Joanna LudwiczakJLJoanna Ludwiczak
- Karol LelukKLKarol Leluk
- Kazimierz OrzechowskiKOKazimierz Orzechowski
- Marek KozlowskiMKMarek Kozlowski
- 1 January 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Materials & Design (1980-2015)
- Vol. 65, 749-756
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Funding Information
- Research Center EIT+
- European Regional Development Fund
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