5.4 Toward Nanofiller Networking in Rubber Matrix …
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Fig. 5.5 Sketch of nanofiller
network formed by
intermediation of bound
rubber
Fig. 5.6 Deformation mode
of CB network
much higher one (shown at the middle) and ultimately to a filler network (at the right)
which may be the image of an agglomerate of nanoparticles. It has to be noted that
the observed direct contact of the nanofillers is intrinsic. In other words, the tracing
of the direct contact between primary particles is only within the original primary
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Fig. 5.5 Sketch of nanofiller
network formed by
intermediation of bound
rubber
Fig. 5.6 Deformation mode
of CB network
much higher one (shown at the middle) and ultimately to a filler network (at the right)
which may be the image of an agglomerate of nanoparticles. It has to be noted that
the observed direct contact of the nanofillers is intrinsic. In other words, the tracing
of the direct contact between primary particles is only within the original primary