A gel polymer electrolyte thermoplastic vulcanizate (GPE–TPV) was prepared by blending HNBR and PEC by melt extrusion then thermally decomposing PEC to yield liquid EC. EC is absorbed into the crosslinked HNBR, yielding an electrolyte that is mechanically and electrochemically stable enough to permit cycling in a LiFePO4–Li half‐cell.
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Morphological characterization and effect of diatomaceous earth on the cure characteristics and tensile properties of natural rubber vulcanizates. [PDF]
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Influence of Coffee Oil Epoxide as a Bio-Based Plasticizer on the Thermal, Mechanical, and Barrier Performance of PHBV/Natural Rubber Blends. [PDF]
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TkMYB7 Coordinates Jasmonate and Ethylene Signaling to Regulate Natural Rubber Biosynthesis in <i>Taraxacum kok-saghyz</i>. [PDF]
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Sustainable Self-Healing Elastomers: Chitosan-Tuned Ionic Dynamics in Natural Rubber Networks. [PDF]
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Experimental and Constitutive Modelling of Viscoelastic Responses in Carbon Black-Filled Natural Rubber Under Cyclic and Relaxation Loading. [PDF]
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Real-Time Colorimetric Imaging System for Automated Quality Classification of Natural Rubber Using Yellowness Index Analysis. [PDF]
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