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Characterization and effects of halloysite nanotubes and date palm fibers on thermoplastic starch based nanocomposites
Great attention was paid to develop new eco-friendly “green” materials with growing environmental awareness in recent years. Composites of environmental friendly reinforcements and resins that provide high performance at affordable costs are in continuous progress. In this work, completely biodegrad...
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2019
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