Roles of acidic functional groups of carbon fiber surfaces in enhancing interfacial adhesion behavior

By Soojin Park, Byung-Joo Kim. 2005

187 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/8f86f428a7d354ac6c2ac62e4eb64055d79f043e

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In Materials Chemistry

1. Zhiwei Xu
2. Yudong Huang
3. Xueming Li

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1. J. Bijwe
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Citations in the corpus

• Carbon fiber surfaces and composite interphases (2014, background): “The chemical inertness due to the existence of high temperature carbonization/graphitization step during manufacturing [10], surface lipophobicity, and excessive smoothness and less adsorption characteristics of CF leads to weaker bonding with the matrix materials [7,11].”
• Wettability of carbon fibers modified by acrylic acid and interface properties of carbon fiber/epoxy (2008, methodology): “9 eV, carboxyl functions or ester groups) [3,35].”