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Influence of Ca CO 3/glass fiber hybrid fillers on the mechanical and thermal properties of polytetrafluoroethylene

Liu et al., 2018

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11756873198471930182
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Liu Z
Cai X
Ke X
You F
Zhang Q
Gao X
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Advances in Polymer Technology

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With the large demand of various types of composite materials, many inorganic fillers have been introduced to polymer matrix to fabricate high‐performance polymer composites. Heavy calcium carbonate (Ca CO 3) and glass fiber (GF) were selected as two fillers to …
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