Environment of Design Requirements Input and Preliminary Sizing for Aircraft Conceptual Design

Liu, Hu; Wu, Zhe

doi:10.1016/s1000-9361(11)60165-9

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“…Several investigations have been conducted with the aim to improve the dispersibility of these particles in solvents and their compatibility with polymer matrices [5,6]. This technique also can be used for the preparation of hollow polymeric nano-spheres [7]. Mostly, the grafting polymerization was conducted via 1 two routes.…”

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Carbon-chain polymers ‘grafting from’ inorganic nanoparticles

Liu

2005

E-Polymers

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'Grafting from' methods can achieve higher percentages of grafting than 'grafting to' methods in the preparation of carbon-chain polymer grafted inorganic nanoparticles (CCP-INs). 'Grafting from' methods -such as one-pot method, macro-monomer, macro chain transfer agent, macro-initiator, and macro-iniferter methods, used for the preparation of CCP-INs in our laboratory in the recent years -are reviewed and the grafting parameters are compared. Characterization of the CCP-INs is also described.

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