Application of cryogenic grinding for filler preparation in the form of Coconut Nanocomposites into the Thermoplastic Matrix with the evaluation of properties while using different types of MAgPP Coupling agents / Petr Lenfeld...[et al.]

The application of natural plant materials as fillers in polymeric materials is currently a very interesting area of research in order to achieve specific properties of polymer composites with a potential of the particular application in various industrial fields. One of these areas is the research...

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Main Authors: Petr, Lenfeld (Author), Luboš, Běhálek (Author), Martin, Borůvka (Author)
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Published: Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), 2018.
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