Article detail · 2018
Extraction and investigation of lightweight and porous natural fiber from Conium maculatum as a potential reinforcement for composite materials in transportation
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COMPOSITES PART B-ENGINEERINGISSN 1359-8368
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- 2018
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16 publications in the local catalog that cite this work (OpenAlex reference match; not the full global list).
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- Surface modification of new cellulose fiber extracted from Conium maculatum plant: a comparative study 2018
- Surface modification of new cellulose fiber extracted from Conium maculatum plant: a comparative study 2018
- Surface modification of new cellulose fiber extracted from Conium maculatum plant: a comparative study 2018
- Surface modification of new cellulose fiber extracted from Conium maculatum plant: a comparative study 2018
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