journal article·2025-09

Defect-repairing aramid fiber interfaces: covalent anchoring enables stable multiscale mechanical properties in extreme environments

Ying Yuan, Fengdong Teng, Yutong Cao, Junrong Yu, Na Li, Zuming Hu, Yan Wang

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