Surface Activation of Carbon and Glass Fibers

Aues A. Beev; S.Yu. Khashirova; Azamat L. Slonov; Ismel V. Musov; Dzhul’etta A. Beeva; Amina Vindizheva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.816.1

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Preface

Surface Activation of Carbon and Glass Fibers
p.1

Some Features of Copoly(Arylene Ether Ether Ketone) Synthesis by Nucleophilic Substitution Reaction
p.9

Research of the Impact of Catalysts, Temperature and Pressure on Polyphenylenesulfide Synthesis
p.14

Carbon and Glass Fibers for Polymer Composites
p.19

Investigation of the Process of Finishing of Carbon Fibers of Various Brands with Oligomers and Polymers of Various Chemical Structures
p.27

Metal Complex Polymers of Guanidine Polymetacrylate with Fe²⁺- Ions and their Properties
p.33

Investigation of Carbon Fiber/Polyphenylenesulfone Composites by Method of X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy
p.37

Plastification of Сarbon-Filled Polyetherimide
p.43

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Surface Activation of Carbon and Glass Fibers

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The paper presents the results of studies on the activation of the surface of carbon and glass fibers by thermal and chemical treatment with acids and mixtures of acids. Carbon and glass fibers with an activated surface are of practical interest for the production of polymer composite materials with high thermal, physical and mechanical characteristics.

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Aues A. Beev*, S.Yu. Khashirova, Azamat L. Slonov, Ismel V. Musov, Dzhul’etta A. Beeva, Amina Vindizheva

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Activation, Adhesion, Carbon Fiber, Glass Fiber, Surface

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