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Analysis of temperature-dependent polar and dispersive surface energy components of thermoplastic: Impact on fiber-matrix adhesion and interfacial shear strength
The interfacial interactions between fibers and thermoplastic matrices play a critical role in determining the performance of fiber reinforced composites. While surface energy measurements are commonly performed at room temperature, the surface tension components of thermoplastics under melt process
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