Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7890660 | Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing | 2016 | 17 Pages |
Abstract
Fibrous materials usually have good mechanical, heat-resistant, acid-resistant, alkali-resistant and moisture regained properties which originate from its composition, condensed structure and crosslinking styles. However, these materials often lack of good electrical conductivity, flame retardance, anti-static and anti-radiation properties which are desired for varied specific applications. Graphene, as a new emerging nanocarbon material, has some unique properties including superb thermal and electrical conductivity, strong mechanical and anti-corrosive property, extremely high surface area etc. Therefore, graphene has attracted extensive interests in recent years. Upon modification with graphene, fibers exhibit a number of enhanced or new properties such as adsorption performance, anti-bacteria, hydrophobicity and conductivity which are beneficial for broader applications. In this review, the strategies to modify the fibers with graphene and the corresponding effects on the fibers as well as the relevant applications in varied areas were discussed.
Keywords
PLGA1-DGNPSCMGSSMPVAPAA2-DPGOSWCNTPTSAo-DichlorobenzenePA12PA6CNTSA. FiberA. Polymer-matrix compositesB. Electrical propertiesrGOSodium alginateCalcium alginateGraphene oxideReduced graphene oxideReversible addition fragmentation chain transferB. Mechanical properties2-dimensionalChemical vapor depositionCVDRAFTRegenerated cellulosezero-dimensionalPANSingle Walled Carbon NanotubesGraphene nanoplateletsCarbon nanotubesPETPolyacrylonitrilePoly(dl-lactic-co-glycolic acid)Polyamide 12Polyethylene terephthalatePoly(vinyl alcohol)PolypropylenePolyacrylic AcidPolystyrenePyrroleCarbon blackGraphenechemically modified graphene1-dimensional
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Authors
Xuqiang Ji, Yuanhong Xu, Wenling Zhang, Liang Cui, Jingquan Liu,