The preparation and characterization of double-layer microcapsules used for the self-healing of resin matrix composites

The preparation and characterization of double-layer microcapsules used for the self-healing of resin matrix composites
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10.1039/c2jm34195f
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2012-11
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Ru Tian;X. Fu;Yudong Zheng;Xin Liang;Qiaoli Wang;Ying Ling;B. Hou
Ru Tian;X. Fu;Yudong Zheng;Xin Liang;Qiaoli Wang;Ying Ling;B. Hou
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作者:
Ru Tian;X. Fu;Yudong Zheng;Xin Liang;Qiaoli Wang;Ying Ling;B. Hou

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