Effect of inorganic fillers on the behaviour of LCP blends by Zhang, Long

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Breakdown strength of polyethylene added with oxide and nitride based fillers / by Khalida Razalie, author 607459, Lau, Kwan Yiew, 1984- supervisor 500391, Fakulti Kejuruteraan Elektrik 540663

Breakdown strength of polyethylene added with oxide and nitride based fillers / by Khalida Razalie, author 607459, Lau, Kwan Yiew, 1984- supervisor 500391, Fakulti Kejuruteraan Elektrik 540663

Influences of carbon fillers on electrical conductivity and crystallinity of polyethylene terephthalate by Xin, Fei, Li, Lin, Chan, Siew Hwa, Zhao, Jianhong

“…It was found that the addition of these conductive fillers could result in the electrically conductive composites directly but the conductivities were dependent on many factors including filler type, content, dispersion state in the matrix, complementary effect of two fillers (i.e., dual fillers), and post melt annealing. …”
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Binder and micro-filler characterization and properties of palm oil fuel ash polymer concrete by Abd. Khalid, Nur Hafizah

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Development of sepiolite and graphene filler-filled recycled polyethylene terephthalate/polyamide 11 hybrid nanocomposites / by Zahid Iqbal Khan, 1986-, author 655808, Zurina Mohamad, supervisor 200440, Fakulti Kejuruteraan Kimia Dan Kejuruteraan Tenaga 599090

Development of sepiolite and graphene filler-filled recycled polyethylene terephthalate/polyamide 11 hybrid nanocomposites / by Zahid Iqbal Khan, 1986-, author 655808

Swellable elastomeric HNBR-MgO composite : magnesium oxide as a novel swelling and reinforcement filler by Han, Dingzhi, Qu, Meng, Yue, Chee Yoon, Lou, Yucun, Musso, Simone, Robisson, Agathe

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Fabrication and optimization of the stereolithographic 3D printing of particle composites using titanium fillers & photocurable resins by Low, Ker Yang

“…This study investigates the effects of ultraviolet (UV)/thermal curing as well as adding titanium fillers on the mechanical properties and print success rates of 3D printed resin samples. …”
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Morphological and mechanical analysis of filler based polymer composites and additively manufactured lattices using micro-CT scanning by Jain, Palash Abhineet

“…This study looks at the utility of micro-CT scanning in the analysis of polycarbonate and polycarbonate-carbon fibre based composites with metal and ceramic fillers as well as an yttria stabilized zirconia simple cubic lattice manufactured from an experimental form of stereolithography. …”
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Physical, magnetic, morphological, and optical properties of isotropic magnetorheological elastomers with cobalt as fillers for assistive sensor devices applications by Nasruldin, Akmal Arif, Shabdin, Muhammad Kashfi, Awang Kechik, Mohd. Mustafa, Chen, Soo Kien, Lim, Kean Pah, Shaari, Abdul Halim, Abdul Karim, Muhammad Khalis, Nazmi, Nurhazimah, Miryala, Muralidhar

“…Cobalt particles are often used as fillers in magnetorheological elastomer (MRE) due to their potential advantages. …”

Effect of fillers on mechanical properties and toughness of novel fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) for structural reinforcement (FasRaP) by Chew, Aaron Zuo Han

“…In this project, the effect of graphite and silicon carbide fillers on the mechanical properties was explored. …”
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Highly thermally conductive and insulating composites fabricated through the hot-pressing of hollow structured h-BN/rGO hybrid filler by Cho, Jangwoo, Su, Pei-Chen, Kim, Jooheon

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Enhanced mechanical and failure characteristic of woven carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic laminates using core-shell particles by Sharma, Anurag, Joshi, Sunil Chandrakant

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Characterization of poly(vinylidenefluoride-co-hexafluoroprolylene) membranes containing nanoscopic AlO(OH)n filler with Li/LiFePO4 cell by Aravindan, Vanchiappan, Senthilkumar, V., Nithiananthi, P., Vickraman, P.

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Preparation and characterization of mixed matrix membranes based on PVDF and three inorganic fillers (fumed nonporous silica, zeolite 4A and mesoporous MCM-41) for gas separation by Shen, Yi., Lua, Aik Chong.

“…Three types of inorganic fillers – fumed nonporous nano-silica, synthesized mesoporous MCM-41 and microporous zeolite 4A, were incorporated into the PVDF matrix to prepare mixed matrix membranes. …”
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Study on effect of barium titanate concentration in epoxy-based composite towards dielectric material properties by Nurfarhana, Mustafa, Azahani Natasha, Azman, Ahmad Syahiman, Mohd Shah, Nurulfadzilah, Hassan, Mohamad Shaiful, Abdul Karim

“…The properties of dielectric material can be controlled either by combining new composite materials or by altering the composition between the filler and matrix materials. This paper focuses on the development of epoxy-barium titanates composites at different filler concentrations and their relationship with dielectric properties. …”
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Improved thermomechanical and viscoelasticity properties of bio-epoxy/date palm fiber composite by addition of eggshell particles by Siti Noorbaini, Sarmin, Jawaid, Mohammad, Ahmad Safwan, Ismail, Fouad, Hassan, Dhakal, Hom, Nurjannah, Salim, Singh, Balbir, Hashem, Mohamed Ibrahim

“…In this research, a novel eco-friendly green composite is fabricated by combining a biomatrix composed of a biopolymer, date palm fiber, and a filler obtained from discarded eggshell (ES) waste material. …”
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Rheological properties of calcium silicate‐filled isotactic polypropylene by Maiti, S. N., Singh, Gurunam, Ibrahim, Mohd. Nordin

“…The melt rheological behavior of calcium silicate‐filled isotactic polypropylene, with filler volume contents of 0–17.8%, was determined at 493 K. …”
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I remember your name : examining the effects of individuation training on racial bias in preschoolers by Ng, Xin Ying

“…Preschoolers were assessed on their implicit and explicit biases before and after individuation training (Experimental Condition, n = 114) or a filler task (Control Condition, n = 87). Individuation training involved learning to identify Indian males by their unique names and facial features, while the filler task was an unrelated colouring activity of equivalent duration. …”
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