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Photoinitiated homolysis of element‐carbon bonds is an important method for the generation of carbon‐centered radicals in catalysis and organometallic or polymer chemistry. In this respect, the use of earth‐abundant main group elements such as aluminum or silicon is attractive.
Jonas O Wenzel+2 more
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Biobased poly(butylene succinate‐co‐adipate) films filled with silane‐treated wollastonite were engineered using blown film extrusion followed by uniaxial stretching. The tensile strength and moisture barrier properties of 15% filled films improved by approximately 213% and 12%, respectively, after uniaxial stretching.
Debarshi Nath+2 more
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Recent Advances in PBAT (Nano) Composite Materials for Food Packaging: A Comprehensive Review
Poly(butylene adipate‐co‐terephthalate) (PBAT) is the most commonly used plastic. PBAT‐based (nano) composites provide a lot of potential as food wrapping. The preparation of plastics based on PBAT composites is described. PBAT materials' distinctive properties lead to suitability for application in food packaging.
Raja Venkatesan+3 more
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ABSTRACT High‐performance rubber‐based composites often contain significant amounts of fillers such as carbon black and silica. Improving the behavior of such composites with small amounts of nanomaterials remains a challenge, and limited progress has been reported in recent years.
Luciana V. Cambraia+7 more
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Thermal transfer using the high‐temperature crimping method led to the bonding of cellulose fibers and a scintillator to the film surface. β‐Particles of tritiated water were detected by immersing the scintillator‐adsorbed film. Scintillation images of the scintillator‐adsorbed film were obtained by irradiating β‐particles from 90Sr/90Y and α‐particles
Hirokazu Miyoshi+2 more
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Properties of barium titanium silicate glasses
G. W. Cleek, Edgar H. Hamilton
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