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Prospects of using carbonaceous nanoparticles in binders for polymer composites

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Different aspects of using carbonaceous nanoparticles for the creation of polymer composites with improved physicomechanical and functional properties are considered. It is shown that functionalized car-bonaceous nanoparticles can be used as modifiers to control the process of curing and elastification of epoxy binders during the development of polymer composites for use in construction. The possibility of using nano-particle self-organization for conferring functional properties on composites and obtaining 3D-reinforced hybrid nanocomposites is investigated.

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Kablov, E.N., Kondrashov, S.V. & Yurkov, G.Y. Prospects of using carbonaceous nanoparticles in binders for polymer composites. Nanotechnol Russia 8, 163–185 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995078013020080

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