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Electrical and Rheological Behavior of Melt‐Spun Polyamide 6 via Synergistic SWCNT/Carbon Black Networks

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By Müslüm Kaplan, Beate Krause, Norbert Smolka, Ines Kuehnert
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1 Introduction The rapid evolution of smart textiles and wearable electronics has driven unprecedented demand for conductive fibers that seamlessly integrate electrical functionality with textile processing requirements [1, 2]. These advanced materials serve as the foundation for next-generation applications spanning structural health monitoring, biomedical sensing, electromagnetic shielding, and wearable energy systems [3-5].
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Synergistic Effects of Hybrid Single‐Walled Carbon Nanotube/Carbon Black Fillers in 3D‐Printable Polyamide 6 Nanocomposites: Balancing Electrical Conductivity and Mechanical Performance

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By Müslüm Kaplan
| Wiley Online Library Verified
PA6/SWCNT/CB hybrid system achieved 80 Ω cm resistivity enhancement.
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Enhanced Piezoelectric Performance of Poly(Vinylidene Fluoride) Nanocomposites with Synthesized Zinc Oxide Nanowires and Branched Carbon Nanotubes via Melt Mixing Process

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By Müslüm Kaplan, Emre Alp, İsmail Borazan, Beate Krause, Petra Pötschke
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1 Introduction The increasing demand for sustainable energy solutions has induced significant interest in piezoelectric nanogenerators (PENGs). PENGs are devices that typically incorporate nanostructured materials such as zinc oxide nanowires, barium titanate nanoparticles, or polymer nanofibers, with dimensions in the nanometer range (1–100 nm). These nanoscale dimensions enhance the device's power density and efficiency compared to bulk materials.
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