COMPATIBILIZATION OF MULTICOMPONENT COMPOSITES THROUGH A TRANSITIONING PHASE: INTERFACIAL TENSIONS CONSIDERATIONS

10.1016/j.compscitech.2018.05.030

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Main Authors:	Koh, J Justin, Zhang, Xiwen, Kong, Junhua, He, Chaobin
Other Authors:	MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
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Language:	English
Published:	ELSEVIER SCI LTD 2019
Subjects:	Science & Technology Technology Materials Science, Composites Materials Science Compatibilization Interfacial energy Polymer composites Poly(lactic acid) Starch Toughening POLY(LACTIC ACID)/STARCH BLENDS POLYMER BLENDS TERNARY BLENDS POLYLACTIDE STARCH MORPHOLOGY BINARY POLAR ACID)
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institution	National University of Singapore
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topic	Science & Technology Technology Materials Science, Composites Materials Science Compatibilization Interfacial energy Polymer composites Poly(lactic acid) Starch Toughening POLY(LACTIC ACID)/STARCH BLENDS POLYMER BLENDS TERNARY BLENDS POLYLACTIDE STARCH MORPHOLOGY BINARY POLAR ACID)
spellingShingle	Science & Technology Technology Materials Science, Composites Materials Science Compatibilization Interfacial energy Polymer composites Poly(lactic acid) Starch Toughening POLY(LACTIC ACID)/STARCH BLENDS POLYMER BLENDS TERNARY BLENDS POLYLACTIDE STARCH MORPHOLOGY BINARY POLAR ACID) Koh, J Justin Zhang, Xiwen Kong, Junhua He, Chaobin COMPATIBILIZATION OF MULTICOMPONENT COMPOSITES THROUGH A TRANSITIONING PHASE: INTERFACIAL TENSIONS CONSIDERATIONS
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author	Koh, J Justin Zhang, Xiwen Kong, Junhua He, Chaobin
author_sort	Koh, J Justin
title	COMPATIBILIZATION OF MULTICOMPONENT COMPOSITES THROUGH A TRANSITIONING PHASE: INTERFACIAL TENSIONS CONSIDERATIONS
title_short	COMPATIBILIZATION OF MULTICOMPONENT COMPOSITES THROUGH A TRANSITIONING PHASE: INTERFACIAL TENSIONS CONSIDERATIONS
title_full	COMPATIBILIZATION OF MULTICOMPONENT COMPOSITES THROUGH A TRANSITIONING PHASE: INTERFACIAL TENSIONS CONSIDERATIONS
title_fullStr	COMPATIBILIZATION OF MULTICOMPONENT COMPOSITES THROUGH A TRANSITIONING PHASE: INTERFACIAL TENSIONS CONSIDERATIONS
title_full_unstemmed	COMPATIBILIZATION OF MULTICOMPONENT COMPOSITES THROUGH A TRANSITIONING PHASE: INTERFACIAL TENSIONS CONSIDERATIONS
title_sort	compatibilization of multicomponent composites through a transitioning phase: interfacial tensions considerations
publisher	ELSEVIER SCI LTD
publishDate	2019
url	https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/155327
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