journal article·1992-01

Anodic oxidation of pitch-precursor carbon fibers in ammonium sulfate solutions: Batch screening treatment results

Todd R. King, Donald F. Adams, Daniel A. Buttry

Composites Science and Technology· Volume 44· Issue 4
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