Construction of Aramid Nanofiber-Based Interphase by In Situ Controlled Polymerization and Mechanism for Interfacial Reinforcement of Aramid Fiber Composites

Aramid Fiber Reinforced Composites (AFRCs) rely on a strong interfacial bond between aramid fiber and polymeric matrix to yield the high strength and toughness expected by a composite material. But they tend to have poor interfacial bonding between the chemically inert fibers and the matrix polymers...

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Main Author:	Wei Guo (86150) (author)
Other Authors:	Shifan Lu (22780046) (author), Zhiping Zhao (779373) (author), Changmei Sun (1657441) (author), Ying Zhang (40767) (author), Rongjun Qu (1657435) (author), Ying Wang (11406) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biophysics Biochemistry Biotechnology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified nanoscale surface modifiers functional fillers within tailor interfacial properties gradient interfacial region situ controlled polymerization improves tensile strength dual reinforcement approach chemically inert fibers strong interfacial bond poor interfacial bonding bulk fiber structure nr gives rise aramid fiber composites interfacial reinforcement aramid fibers strong interphase step polymerization hydrogen bonding aramid fiber aramid nanofiber based composites synthesized directly scale design scalable route rigid three polymeric matrix optimal conditions nr matrix natural rubber mechanical integrity matrix polymers high strength force increases excellent dispersion excellent compatibility dimensional network composite material
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Construction of Aramid Nanofiber-Based Interphase by In Situ Controlled Polymerization and Mechanism for Interfacial Reinforcement of Aramid Fiber Composites

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