journal article·2023-09

Enhanced wear resistance of sustainable tire materials with plasma modified pyrolysis carbon black

Shengqin Zhao, Danning Tang, Yanchen Fang, Xinling Hao, Yaonan Liu, Jiwen Liu, Hongying Zhao, Chong Sun, Chi Hua, Alois K. Schlarb, Leyu Lin

Carbon· Volume 213
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