Figure 1 Nannocomposites fabricated via nano-chemical engineering and nano-processes for versatile applications. Reproduced from (Ref 10) with permission of The Royal Society of Chemistry.
Figure 1 Nannocomposites fabricated via nano-chemical engineering and nano-processes for versatile applications. Reproduced from (Ref 10) with permission of The Royal Society of Chemistry.
Figure 2 Electrospinning setup for conventional (a & b) and coaxial (c) to fabricate polymer nanofibers. The fibers (green color in a & b and yellow color in c) are produced from polymer solutions (red color in a & b and light green and light yellow in c) in the syringe. Reproduced from (Ref 21) with permission of The Royal Society of Chemistry.
Figure 3 Magnetic Fe2O3/polyurethane nanocomposites obtained by DM (a) and SIP (b) method, respectively. The loading for Fe2O3 nanoparticles is 65 wt%. Reproduced from (Ref 26) with permission of IOP Publishing Ltd.
Figure 4 Nanofiller effect on the curing process of the nanocomposite. Reproduced from (Ref 27) with permission of Elsevier Ltd.