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Ultra-Thin interphase in Flax/Epoxy composites revealed by AFM PF-QNM nanomechanics
The fibre/matrix interface is a critical yet poorly understood feature of natural-fibre-reinforced composites, where load transfer and damage initiation are controlled. At the nanoscale, this boundary may evolve into an interphase, a narrow region with a gradient of mechanical properties, but its oc
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