Enhancing Multifunctionality: Optimal Properties of Iron-Oxide-Reinforced Polyvinylidene Difluoride Unveiled Through Full Atom Molecular Dynamics Simulations
Résumé
Although the hexanoic acid grafted NP presents less hydrogen bonding than the OH-terminated case, the conformation of the hexanoic acid acts as a mobility flow inhibitor, leading to performance comparable to the OH-terminated NP composite. This work led to investigating routes to make nanocomposite materials with optimized properties. These results shed light on the multiple combinations offered by nanocomposites that go beyond the conventional effects of size
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