In this study, tribological performance of phenolic resin-impregnated graphite in liquid
nitrogen was tested, revealing that its cryogenic performance was worse than that of pure …

Epoxy is a class of thermosetting resins and has been widely used as a representative
example of structural adhesives. Nevertheless, it remains unclear how the epoxy resin and …

Cross-linking is known to play a pivotal role in the relaxation dynamics and mechanical
properties of thermoset polymers, which are commonly used in structural applications …

Despite the various biomedical applications of Polylactic acid (PLA), its usage has been
limited due to the inherent poor mechanical properties of this biodegradable polymer …

Contemporary polymer physics emphasizes polymer material design, which uses nano-and
microscale structures to predict and optimize material properties. Despite their importance …

The composition of an epoxy resin at the interface with the adherend is usually different from
that in the bulk due to the enrichment of a specific constituent, a characteristic called …

Post-curing is intended to improve strength, elevate glass transition, and reduce residual
stress and outgassing in thermosets. Also, experiments indicate post-curing temperatures …

Easily oxidized group and rigid structure of phenolic resin (PR) network can result in
brittleness and low char yield at high temperatures, which limits the widespread applications …

Cross-linked polymers are widely used in structural, engineering, and biomedical
applications due to their lightweight and superior properties. Although chain bending …

Thermodynamic properties of cellulose insulation paper are vital factors affecting the life of a
transformer; in order to obtain cellulose insulation paper with better thermodynamic …