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MECHANOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE FORMATION OF ENGINEERING MATERIALS BASED ON POLYMERS

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Figure 4 - A typical morphology of the dispersed particles of flint (a), clay (b), shungite (c), subjected to heat treatment in the 250 - 450 °C temperature range
Figure 6 - The IR spectra of (a) and a diffraction pattern (b) 80 wt. % (3, 4) mixtures of kaolinite with polyamide 6 before (1, 3) and
Figure 7 - The morphology of the particles of polyamide 6 and kaolinite: initial (a, b) and the mechanically activated for 4 min at 60g

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