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Extraordinary improvement of the graphitic structure of continuous carbon nanofibers templated with double wall carbon nanotubes

Papkov et al., 2013

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11324185316501528779
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Papkov D
Beese A
Goponenko A
Zou Y
Naraghi M
Espinosa H
Saha B
Schatz G
Moravsky A
Loutfy R
Nguyen S
Dzenis Y
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Carbon nanotubes are being widely studied as a reinforcing element in high-performance composites and fibers at high volume fractions. However, problems with nanotube processing, alignment, and non-optimal stress transfer between the nanotubes and …
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