Conductive graphite nanoplatelet/epoxy nanocomposites: Effects of exfoliation and UV/ozone treatment of graphite
By Jing Li, Jang‐Kyo Kim, M. Sham. 2005
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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Pollution
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- Surface functionalities of multi-wall carbon nanotubes after UV/Ozone and TETA treatments (2006, methodology): “After an extensive trial and error and based on our experience with composites made from other types of nanometer-scale reinforcements, such as organoclay and graphite nanoplates [20,21], the following procedure was established to successfully produce carbon nanotube reinforced composites with good ”
- Percolation threshold of conducting polymer composites containing 3D randomly distributed graphite nanoplatelets (2007, background): “minimizing agglomerates within the matrix [6, 7 ].”
- Use of exfoliated graphite filler to enhance polymer physical properties (2007, background): “It has been reported that strength decreases from 3% to 175% below the baseline values with the addition of graphite filler into a polymer [3,7,11].”
- Br treated graphite nanoplatelets for improved electrical conductivity of polymer composites (2007, methodology): “In our previous studies [2,9], the UV/O3 treatment technique was successfully applied to improve the electrical conductivity as well as the thermo-mechanical and mechanical properties of GNP/epoxy composites.”
- Morphology and properties of UV/ozone treated graphite nanoplatelet/epoxy nanocomposites (2007, background): “Shorter sonication alone could increase the electrical conductivity by two orders of magnitude, at the expense of poorer flexural mechanical properties due to the bundles of poorly exfoliated graphite with tiny pores in-between [3].”
- Mechanical characterization of graphite/epoxy nanocomposites by multi-scale analysis (2007, background): “Graphite platelets are often used in polymeric matrices to enhance mechanical properties and impart physical functionalities such as electrical and thermal conductivities [1–4].”
- Review article: Polymer-matrix Nanocomposites, Processing, Manufacturing, and Application: An Overview (2006, background): “proposed [92] UV/ozone treatment on expanded graphite at room temperature and atmospheric pressure.”