A comprehensive picture of the electrical phenomena in carbon black–polymer composites

By I. Balberg. 2002

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Subfields: Condensed Matter Physics, Materials Chemistry

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2. Stefano Turri
3. Gianmarco Griffini
4. Marinella Levi
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2. Stefano Turri
3. Gianmarco Griffini
4. Marinella Levi
5. G. Postiglione

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