Nanoparticle Bonding Technology for Composite Materials

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Nanoparticle bonding technology can present a promising method for nano/micro structural controls of composite particles as well as composite materials. The nanoparticle bonding can be well conducted by making use of the unique properties of nanoparticle surface at lower temperature without any binder in dry phase. In this paper, the concept of nanoparticle bonding technology is introduced. The examples of nano/micro structural controls of particles including composite particles and the composite materials are shown.

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