journal article·2023-10

Effect of spherical alumina crystalline phase content and particle size distribution polydispersity on the properties of silicone rubber composites

Yu Wang, Tinglong Liu, Huan Zhang, Nian Luo, Feng Chen, Qiang Fu

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