Annamocalamus H. N. Nguyen, N.-H. Xia &amp; V. T. Tran, a New Genus of Bamboo (Poaceae) from Vietnam

Tran, Van Tien; Nguyen, Hoang Nghia; Xia, Nian‐He

doi:10.15553/c2013v681a23

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“…[50][51][52] Raman spectra are obtained using a LabRAM HR Evolution analytical Raman microscope from Horiba and 633 nm excitation wavelength of a HeNe-laser. The equipment delivers a 0.3 cm −1 resolution of the peak position, resulting in 2 at% measurement uncertainty in the composition.…”

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Germanium-silicon alloy and core–shell nanocrystals by gas phase synthesis

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Germanium-silicon alloy and core–shell nanocrystals by gas phase synthesis

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“…5 hence the stiffness of the composites was enhanced by the addition of bamboo fiber. It was attribute to the stiffness of bamboo fiber and good dispersion and adhesion between bamboo fiber and the PBS matrix [11] On the other hand, tensile strength of the composites were lower than neat PBS at bamboo fiber contents less than 30 wt% as depicted in Fig. 6.…”

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“…Moreover, it was good adhere with the matrix. Therefore, the incorporation of bamboo fiber would enhance mechanical properties of these composites [11]. Fig.…”

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Crystallization kinetics and thermal resistance of bamboo fiber reinforced biodegradable polymer composites

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Bamboo fiber reinforced biodegradable polymer composites were prepared in this study. Biodegradable poly(butylene succinate) (PBS) was blended with bamboo fiber in a twin screw extruder with varied bamboo content from 0 -20 wt%. PBS/bamboo fiber composites were fabricated by compression molding process. The effect of bamboo fiber contents on properties of the composites was investigated. Non-isothermal crystallization kinetic study of the composites was investigated based on Avrami equation. The kinetic parameters indicated that bamboo fiber acted as heterogeneous nucleation and enhanced crystallinity of the composites. Bamboo fiber was well dispersed on PBS matrix and good adhered with the matrix. Tensile strength of the composites slightly deceased with adding bamboo fiber. However, tensile modulus and impact strength of the composites increased when increasing bamboo fiber contents. It can be noted that bamboo fiber promoted crystallization and crystallinity of PBS in the composites. Therefore, the composites were better in impact load transferring than neat PBS, which exhibited improving on impact performance of the composites.

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“…Chemical studies were performed on Eranthermum pulchelum in Denmark, 4) on P. latifolim in China, 5) on P. palatiferum [6][7][8] and P. carruthersii 9,10) in Vietnam to obtain different types of compounds, such as iridoid, steroid, triterpenoid, flavonoid, phenylethanoid, lignan and nitrogencontaining compounds.…”

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