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Approaching Technological Limit for Wet‐Pulling Technique

Advanced Engineering Materials. 2024.
Chetyrkina M. R., A Butt H., Bulavskiy M. O., Zhilyaeva M. A., Krasnikov D. V., Fedorov F. S., Mikladal B., Shandakov S. D., Nasibulin A. G.
Language: English
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Keywords: conductivitycarbon nanotubesfibers
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