Functional Polymers and Composites: Materials, Processes and Allied Applications
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Chemical and Molecular Sciences".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 December 2024) | Viewed by 2355
Special Issue Editor
Interests: polymers on civil engineering; environmental and geosynthetic polymers; technical polymers; sustainable polymer materials
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Functional polymers and composites are gradually expanding their position as a connected stream in both academic and industrial fields. They are capable of manufacturing multifunctional and multi-end-use products for specific purposes using various raw materials, such as industrial and advanced materials, and manufacturing processes.
In particular, when using specific materials to impart various functionalities, it is possible to establish a fundamental theoretical infrastructure applicable to the fields of biology, medicine, environment, and transportation. This enables the implementation of eco-friendly and sustainable applications through carbon dioxide reduction technology. This Special Issue will cover functional polymers and composites, starting from raw materials and extending to processes and allied applications, including:
- Materials for functional polymers and composites;
- Sustainable polymer materials and composites;
- Processes and devices for polymer composite manufacturing;
- Functional polymer finishing and treatments;
- Properties of functional polymers and composites;
- Application to engineering fields.
Prof. Dr. Han-Yong Jeon
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- functional polymers
- sustainable polymers
- technical polymers
- polymer composites
- composite manufacturing
- polymer finishing process
- functional polymer application
- special fields of functional polymers and composites.
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