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Dispersion of nano-carbon filled polyimide composites using self-degradated low molecular poly (amic acid) as impurity-free dispersant

Wu et al., 2010

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6021463294052990534
Author
Wu G
Tang Y
Weng R
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Polymer degradation and stability

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Polyimide (PI)-based composite films incorporated with carbon black (CB), carbon nanotube (CNT) and carbon nanofiber (CNF), respectively, were prepared using low-molecular-weight poly (amic acid)(PAA), a precursor of PI, as an impurity-free dispersant. High-energy ball mill …
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