S. M. Shebanov, V. G. Bova, M. S. Shebanov, A. V. Pavlikov, V. B. Ivanov, I. G. Kalinina, I. K. Novikov
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Abstract
Changes in the strength of a one-dimensional elementary composite material−microplastic based on epoxide resin and complex aramid thread treated with graphene oxide are reported. The maximum increase in the strength of the microplastic was 13.36% and from 5.511 to 6.247 GPa. The graphene oxide concentration in the starting suspension for this was 0.0625 g/L.
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Fibre Chemistry publishes original research and review articles in the field of man-made fibre production and application. The journal offers scientific and technical articles on the following aspects: chemistry, technology, machinery and economics of man-made production; the initial monomers and polymers; the properties of man-made fibres and their processing in various industry branches (textiles, rubber, composites, etc).