Study of the carbon fiber-poly(ether-ether-ketone) (PEEK) interfaces, 1: surface characterization of fibers and matrices, and interfacial adhesion energy

The aim of this general study is to determine the physicochemical characteristics and mechanical properties of carbon fiber–PEEK interfaces. In the first part, the dispersive component of the surface energy and the electron acceptor–donor (acid–base) characteristics of PEEK polymer and different typ...

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Published in:Polymers for advanced technologies 1991-06, Vol.2 (3), p.109-114
Main Authors: Nardin, M., Asloun, E. M., Schultz, J.
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Inverse gas-solid chromatography
Reversible energy of adhesion
Surface acid-base character
Surface energy
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