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Mechanical impact on biomineralization: Enhancing the strength of composite materials
A recent study published in Nature Communications introduces a novel mechanically-mediated reaction involving ZnO nanoparticles that autonomously react, forming Zn/S mineral microrods within an organogel. These microrods selectively reinforce synthetic polymer composites, offering a unique approach to material strengthening. The method provides a distinctive pathway for mechanical mineralization in composite materials.
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