Polymer-Matrix Composites

Chung, D.D.L.

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Carbon Fiber Composites 1994

DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-050073-7.50010-5

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Polymer-Matrix Composites

D.D.L. Chung¹

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“…Successful examples span from conventional composites for building construction (concrete, plywood, fiberglass) to advanced materials for microelectronics. 1 To researchers at the frontier of optoelectronics, the question now is whether the concept of compositing can be applied to a new class of photoactive materialshalide perovskites. Halide perovskites, with the general chemical formula ABX 3 (e.g., CsPbI 3 ), have recently shown tremendous potential for the next generation of optoelectronic technology.…”

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Could Nanocomposites Continue the Success of Halide Perovskites?

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Halide perovskites have shown great potential for nextgeneration optoelectronics. Despite the high efficiency of devices achieved in the laboratory, instability in long-term device operation stalls commercialization. A particular concern is how the remarkable physical properties can be retained when the photoactive materials are integrated into functional devices. Although not prevailing yet, creating nanocomposites of halide perovskites has shown promise to solve some of the instability issues in the initial work. In this Perspective, we discuss the advantages, current limitations, and challenges of perovskite composites and their effects on the physical properties. In order to provide an outlook of future directions, we also highlight some open questions related to carrier dynamics, interfacial effects, and charge transport properties.

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Utilizing Vacuum Bagging Process to Prepare Carbon Fiber/CNT-Modified-epoxy Composites with Improved Mechanical Properties

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Irshidat

2017

Polymer-Plastics Technology and Engineering

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From Thermal Inspection to Updating a Numerical Model of a Race Bicycle: Comparison with Structural Dynamics Approach

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Polymer-Matrix Composites

Cited by 3 publications

References 40 publications

Could Nanocomposites Continue the Success of Halide Perovskites?

Could Nanocomposites Continue the Success of Halide Perovskites?

Utilizing Vacuum Bagging Process to Prepare Carbon Fiber/CNT-Modified-epoxy Composites with Improved Mechanical Properties

From Thermal Inspection to Updating a Numerical Model of a Race Bicycle: Comparison with Structural Dynamics Approach

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