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High-intensity ultrasonication modification of vapor grown carbon fibers with poly (vinyl alcohol) for the preparation of high strength composites by simple water casting

Sun et al., 2013

Document ID
15939723196643387989
Author
Sun L
Guo H
Zhu Z
Guo T
Peng M
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High-intensity ultrasonication was demonstrated to be facile and efficient for the preparation of water-dispersible poly (vinyl alcohol) functionalized vapor-grown carbon fibres (f-VGCFs). In contrast to multiwalled carbon nanotubes, VGCFs are mechanically strong and not …
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