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Prepartion of Polypropylene- Polyethylene Natural Fibers Composites

تحضير مواد مركبة بولي بروبيلين- بولي إيتيلين ( LLDPE – PP ) مقواة بواسطة ألياف طبيعية و توصيفها ميكانيكياً و ريولوجياً

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 Publication date 2017
and research's language is العربية
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The present work covered the preparation and study of PP- LLDPE- Coconut shell powder composite materials, the determination of the optimal preparation conditions and the characterization of their physical and mechanical properties.



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