Structure, Properties, and Dispersibility of OH-Functionalized Carbon Nanothreads: Implications for Nanocomposite Processing

Carbon nanothreads (NTHs) are one-dimensional materials formed from controlled compression of aromatic molecules, composed of carbon, hydrogen, and other heteroatoms present in the molecular precursors. Their postsynthesis chemical functionalization can modify and enhance some of their properties, e...

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Main Author:	Wagner A. Müller (16755982) (author)
Other Authors:	Katianna Hugue (22291273) (author), Suelen L. S. Cardoso (22291276) (author), Matheus T. Novoa (22291279) (author), Andre R. Muniz (1559461) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biophysics Biochemistry Medicine Genetics Developmental Biology Cancer Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified results contribute toward remaining unsaturation along promotes proper dispersion enabling different functionalities intrinsic mechanical strength varied technological applications reinforced polymer nanocomposites dimensional materials formed hydroxyl (− oh postsynthesis chemical functionalization partially saturated nths intrinsic mechanical properties functionalized carbon nanothreads − oh groups mechanical properties varied degrees polar materials nths functionalized based nanocomposites significantly altered relative stability possible isomers phases improves particularly suited molecular precursors heteroatoms present enhanced compatibility controlled compression comprehensive set aromatic molecules aqueous media
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Structure, Properties, and Dispersibility of OH-Functionalized Carbon Nanothreads: Implications for Nanocomposite Processing

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