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Conversely, the top-down way means cutting or cutting bulk materials to obtain nano-scaled materials [32]. 
Šestan, Application of polymer nanocomposite materials in food packaging, Croatian Journal of Food Science and Technology, 7(2015),86-94
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Research on Stereotypes Parameters of Knitting Seamless Underwear Material Yuxiu Yan1, a, Xiaoda Li1, b, Jing Jin 1, c, Jianwei Tao2, d 1Zhejiang Sci-Tech University，Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310018, China 2Zhejiang Bang Jie Digital Knitting Share CO, LTD, Yiwu 322000, China a yanyuxiu777@163.com, blixiaoda17@126.com, csky_0120123@163.com, dyucu.craft@163.com Keywords: Material, Stereotypes effect, Parameters, Seamless Underwear Abstract.
Take knitting seamless underwear material as subject of studying, approach the influence of stereotypes parameters on seamless underwear stereotypes.
Experiment Experiment material.
Select the conventional material and texture, make the same style seamless underwear 9.The material composition is 68%Cotton/5%Spandex/27%Nylon;Texture structure: 1+1 Rib.
J, Jeeuwner W, Hunter L: Textile Research Journal.

However, for the suggested materials, the thermodiffusion coefficients and Soret coefficients are unknown for accepted solid materials, so they were varied.
Alhawari, Trend and Development of Semisolid Metal Joining Processing, Advances in Materials Science and Engineering., 2015 (2015), 846138
Pobol, New applications of beam-plasma systems for the materials production, International Journal of Nanotechnology, 11, (2014) 5/6/7/8, 660-668
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Challenges in Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Commercialization Yuan Ren, Zhidan Zhong, Zhiwen Zhang School of Mechatronics Engineering, Henan University of Science and Technology Luoyang 471003, Henan Province, China,ryemailcn@163.com Keywords: Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle; Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFCs); Material for Catalyst; cost; Commercialization Abstract:Current development in fuel cells and hydrogen fuel cells vehicles are first described in the paper, and then the paper gives up-to-date review of hydrogen fuel cell vehicle technological status and hydrogen infrastructure.
Then the paper analysis barriers in hydrogen fuel cell vehicle commercialization and the cost reduction challenges especially in the material for catalyst and operational condition.
Proper understanding the basic science of fuel cells working principle at the atom level is vital important for us to do.
The second is the membrane fabrication techniques and the third is the coating and plate material of bipolar plates.
For PEMFC, research efforts focused on improving technological performance in the 1980s and 1990s, and then turned towards reducing the cost of PEMFC, particularly in terms of finding a replacement material for the platinum catalyst. 3.1 Catalyst material Long-term durability of catalysts is considered as the most critical issue to commercialize the fuel cell vehicles.

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Agyei-Tuffour, Fabrication and Characterisation of Ghanaian Bauxite Red Mud-Clay Composite Bricks for Construction Applications, American Journal of Materials Science, 3 (2013) 110–119
Eriksson, Thermal Shock Resistance and Effects of Quenching on Two Max Phase Bulk Materials, Materials Science, Semantic Scholar, (1996)
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Analysis of application of molecular sieve on the woody Fire-Retardant research Xingyan Chen 1, a ，Tao Tao1, b 1 School of Materials Science and Engineering, Central South University of Forestry and Technology, Changsha, Hunan 410004, China acxy9101@163.com, btaotaohunter@163.com Keywords: Molecular sieve, Mesoporous molecular sieve, Woody material, Flame retardant, Applied research.
Molecular sieve in intumescent flame retardant (IFR) application of IR-RE system in the [D]. flame retardant property of Beijing University of Chemical Technology, 2000-05 [6] Ping Wei, JianqiWang: Polymer materials science and engineering, 2003 (5): 179-186 In Chinese
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EMI-based SHM Technique EMI technique is a kind of intelligent piezoelectric materials based on the analysis of the impedance damage detection technique.
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Modern functional metal oxide materials are based upon the use of nanostructured particles.
In recent years materials on the basis of yttrium oxide find ever-widening application.
These compounds are used in high-performance luminescence devices [1, 2], as phosphors [3–13], the reactants for synthesis of nanotubes [14], nanowires [15] and nanorods [16–17], as well as other functional materials.
Morales-Ramнrez, Influence of pH and europium concentration on the luminescent and morphological properties of Y2O3 powders, Optical Materials, 48 (2015) 97-104
[9] Yahong Sun, Guohua Pan, QingyangGu, Xinxin Li, Genban Sun, Shulan Ma, Xiaojing Yang, Structural transformation and photoluminescence behavior during calcination of the layered europium-doped yttrium hydroxide intercalate with organic-sensitizer, Materials Research Bulletin, 48 (2013) 4460-4468