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An Electrically Conductive Oleogel Paste for Edible Electronics
Pietro Cataldi, Leonardo Lamanna, Claudia Bertei +7
Edible electronics will facilitate point-of-care testing through safe and cheap devices that are digested or degraded in the body or environment after performing a specific functio…
Deformation and tearing of graphene-reinforced elastomer nanocomposites
Mufeng Liu, Jason H. Hui, Ian A. Kinloch +2
The resistance to failure through tearing is a crucial mechanical property for the application of different elastomers. In this work, graphene nanoplatelets (GNPs) were introduced…
High-performance fluoroelastomer-graphene nanocomposites for advanced sealing applications
Mufeng Liu, Pietro Cataldi, Robert J. Young +2
High-performance sealing materials that can guard key components against high pressure gases and liquid chemicals while withstanding mechanical deformation are of utmost importance…
Realising biaxial reinforcement via orientation-induced anisotropic swelling in graphene-based elastomers
Mufeng Liu, Ian A. Kinloch, Robert J. Young +1
The biaxial mechanical properties constitute another remarkable advantage of graphene, but their evaluation has been overlooked in polymer nanocomposites. Herein, we provided an in…
Anisotropic swelling of elastomers filled with aligned 2D materials
Mufeng Liu, Suhao Li, Ian A. Kinloch +2
A comprehensive study has been undertaken on the dimensional swelling of graphene-reinforced elastomers in liquids. Anisotropic swelling was observed for samples reinforced with gr…
Modelling mechanical percolation in graphene-reinforced elastomer nanocomposites
Mufeng Liu, Ian A. Kinloch, Robert J. Young +1
Graphene is considered an ideal filler for the production of multifunctional nanocomposites; as a result, considerable efforts have been focused on the evaluation and modeling of i…