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But the studies of coupling agents used in calcium-plastic composite packing materials were little, especially fruits and vegetables packaging.
Experiment Experimental Materials.
Therefore, for the calcium plastic materials, the optimum amount of coupling agent is 2.25 wt. %.
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PMMA is one of the known insulating polymer materials.
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Porous materials have characteristics of soft, low density and buffer power-absorbing, and have the more excellent performance than other materials on the protection to explosion shock wave [2].At present, in China and other countries it has become the research hot spot about explosion protection to use porous materials or light materials for designing multilayer composite structure.
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Conventional waterproofing methods often rely on materials with significant environmental impacts.
In the search for sustainable alternatives, plant-based materials have garnered attention.
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Introduction Many materials, such as ultraviolet (UV) resin, plastic, metal, wax, paper, and ceramic can be employed in Rapid Prototyping (RP) as raw materials.
Methods and materials A solid freeform fabrication (SFF) employs various materials to form solid parts.
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