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Bio-based polyhydroxyalkanoates blends and composites
Samy A. Madbouly
School of Engineering (Behrend)
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Keyphrases
Barrier Properties
9%
Biodegradability
9%
Biodegradable Materials
9%
Bioproducts
100%
Biowaste
9%
Brittleness
9%
Carbon Storage
9%
Compatibilizer
27%
Cost-effective Production
9%
Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles
9%
Energy Storage
9%
Epoxy
9%
Fine Morphology
9%
Food By-products
9%
Food Industrial
9%
Function Group
9%
High Production
9%
High Stiffness
9%
Hydroxylamine
9%
Industrial Application
27%
Industrial Waste
9%
Interfacial Adhesion
9%
Manufacturing Waste
9%
Mechanical Properties
27%
Microorganisms
9%
Morphological Properties
9%
Petroleum-based
9%
Polycaprolactone
27%
Polyethylene
9%
Polyhydroxyalkanoates
100%
Polylactide
9%
Polypropylene
9%
Production Cost
9%
Production Methods
9%
Starch
9%
Thermal Properties
9%
Waste Can
9%
Material Science
Brittleness
33%
Compatibilizer
100%
Composite Material
100%
Feedstock
33%
Functional Material
33%
Polyester
33%
Polyethylene
33%
Polylactide
33%
Polypropylene
33%
Thermal Property
33%