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Engineered Coating of Natural Fibers and Oil-Water Interfaces with Self-Assembly of Clay Nanotubes
Taking into consideration two different types of surfaces, this dissertation proposes techniques to coat the surface of natural fibers and oil-water interfaces by spontaneous self-assembly of halloysite clay nanotubes. The material of choice, halloysite clay, is a widely available natural resource a
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