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ABSTRACT:In attempt to produce high modulus and high strength fibers with high electric conductivity, copper plating on the surface of poly(p-phenylenebenzobisoxazole) (PBO) fiber was carried out by using electroless plating, since PBO is a super-heat resistant polymer with the highest Young's modulus among polymers but is an insulator. The mechanical and electrical properties of the plated fibers were investigated as a function of copper content. At the maximum volume fraction of copper, ca. 30

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