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Composite Interfaces, Volume 7, Issue 1 (2000)

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Published online: 02 Apr 2012

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Using dynamic mechanical spectroscopy to monitor the crystallization of PP/MAPP blends in the presence of wood

Michael P. Wolcott, Suzhou Yin & Timothy G. Rials

Pages: 3-12

Published online: 02 Apr 2012

AbstractforUsing dynamic mechanical spectroscopy to monitor the crystallization of PP/MAPP blends in the presence of wood | References | PDF (2.8 MB)

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An investigation into the effects of micro-compressive defects on interphase behaviour in hemp-epoxy composites using half-fringe photoelasticity

Mark Hughes, Gilles Sèbe, Jamie Hague, Callum Hill, Morwenna Spear & Laurence Mott

Pages: 13-29

Published online: 02 Apr 2012

AbstractforAn investigation into the effects of micro-compressive defects on interphase behaviour in hemp-epoxy composites using half-fringe photoelasticity | References | PDF (9.6 MB)

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Transcrystalline interphases in natural fiber-PP composites: effect of coupling agent

A. R. Sanadi & D. F. Caulfield

Pages: 31-43

Published online: 02 Apr 2012

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Considerations on the interface between lignocellulosic materials and tannin-based and other thermosetting adhesives

A. Pizzi

Pages: 45-52

Published online: 02 Apr 2012

AbstractforConsiderations on the interface between lignocellulosic materials and tannin-based and other thermosetting adhesives | References | PDF (339.8 KB)

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Dynamic mechanical analysis of the interphase in bacterial polyester/cellulose whiskers natural composites

Alain Dufresne

Pages: 53-67

Published online: 02 Apr 2012

AbstractforDynamic mechanical analysis of the interphase in bacterial polyester/cellulose whiskers natural composites | References | PDF (2.9 MB)

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