Pan et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Nano-TiO2 coated needle carbon fiber reinforced phenolic aerogel composite with low density, excellent heat-insulating and infrared radiation shielding performancePan et al., 2023
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- 5523726380556797688
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- Pan Y
- Jin X
- Wang H
- Huang H
- Wu C
- Yan X
- Hong C
- Zhang X
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- Journal of Materials Science & Technology
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High-performance thermal protection materials (TPMs) for spacecraft are becoming current research hotspots. Lightweight polymer-based ablators are considered to be the most promising candidates for TPMs due to their excellent designability and versatility. In this …
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