Design of thorn-like micro/nanofibers: fabrication and controlled morphology for engineered composite materials applications

Design of thorn-like micro/nanofibers: fabrication and controlled morphology for engineered composite materials applications
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10.1039/c1jm12166a
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2011-10
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F. Meng;R. Zhao;Yingqing Zhan;Xiaobo Liu
F. Meng;R. Zhao;Yingqing Zhan;Xiaobo Liu
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作者:
F. Meng;R. Zhao;Yingqing Zhan;Xiaobo Liu

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