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Polylactic Acid Technology
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Composite materials such as clay sheets intermixed with polymershave important potential applications; however, some fundamental properties remain to be understood. The equilibrium phase behavior of polymer–clay nanocomposites is examined here. The authors build on their recently proposed model that combines self-consistent field theory with density functional theory, introducing a parameter for characterizing interface interactions. Tuning both this parameter and the clay content enables the authors to draw the equilibrium phase diagram for the model nanocomposite.
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- Drumright, R. E., Gruber, P. R., & Henton, D. E.
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- Advanced Materials
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- 2000
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