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Why are carbon filaments tubular?
Journal of Crystal Growth · 1984 · Vol. 66(3) · pp. 632–638
Gary G. Tibbetts✉(General Motors (United States))
Graphene research and applicationsFiber-reinforced polymer compositesChemical and Physical Properties of MaterialsWhiskerWhiskersProtein filamentBasal planeGraphiteCore (optical fiber)Surface energyCarbon fibersMaterials scienceDecomposition
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