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High-Strength and Rapidly Degradable Nanocomposite Yarns from Recycled Waste Poly(glycolic acid) (PGA)

High-Strength and Rapidly Degradable Nanocomposite Yarns from Recycled Waste Poly(glycolic acid) (PGA)

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Journal

Polymers

Authors

Ben Liu
Shixiao Wang
Hanling Guo
Huibo Yin
Yuqiu Song
Min Gong
Liang Zhang
Xiang Lin
Dongrui Wang

Keywords

poly(glycolic acid); nanocomposite yarn; electrospinning; graphene oxide nanosheets; carbon nanotubes

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