Study on Morph-Genetic Materials Derived from Natural Structure

Di Zhang; Tong Xiang Fan; Bing He Sun; Tian Chi Wang; Xian Qing Xie; Toshihiro Okabe

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.502.373

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Study on Morph-Genetic Materials Derived from Natural Structure

Abstract:

Synthesis of morph-genetic materials derived from biological structures by rapid, high temperature conversion represents a novel technology of advanced materials processing. The resulting morph-genetic materials exhibit unique macro- and microscopic cellular morphologies. In addition, based on the porous character of some natural plants, there is a further possibility of compounding the resulting morph-genetic materials with molten metal or polymer to produce morph-genetic composites with interpenetrating networks. Thus, the morph-genetic materials will be endowed with new use values, such as good mechanical properties, and friction behaviors, etc.