journal article·2022-01

Spontaneous polarization induced electrostatic charge in washable electret composite fabrics for reusable air-filtering application

Sheng Ding, Yihong Cao, Fengting Huang, Yuanfeng Wang, Jianna Li, Shiguo Chen

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