Toughening structural adhesives via nano- and micro-phase inclusions

By A. Kinloch, J. Lee, A. C. Taylor, S. Sprenger, C. Eger, D. Egan. 2003

214 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials, Polymers and Plastics

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In Mechanical Engineering

1. S. Sprenger
2. A. Kinloch
3. A. C. Taylor
4. T. Hsieh
5. Kunal Masania
6. R. Pethrick
7. R. Pearson
8. I. Kinloch

In Mechanics of Materials

1. S. Sprenger
2. A. C. Taylor
3. T. Hsieh
4. A. Kinloch
5. Kunal Masania
6. R. Pethrick
7. R. Pearson

In Polymers and Plastics

1. A. Kinloch
2. S. Sprenger
3. A. C. Taylor
4. T. Hsieh
5. Kunal Masania
6. J. Lee
7. Nam-Hoon Kim
8. R. Pethrick

Citations in the corpus

• The mechanisms and mechanics of the toughening of epoxy polymers modified with silica nanoparticles (2010, background): “This is via the addition of a nanophase structure in the polymer, where the nanophase consists of small rigid particles of silica [16-20].”
• Enhanced mechanical properties of silanized silica nanoparticle attached graphene oxide/epoxy composites (2013, methodology): “Numerous investigations have been performed to explore the cryogenic toughening of epoxy composites [3–9].”