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Engineering of Thermoplastic Elastomer with Graphene and Other Anisotropic Nanofillers

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Abstract

The year 2013 saw a rapid boom in the area of the thermoplastic Elastomers recording a market share of more than 19.6 million metric tons and has predicted that the figure should be going beyond 29 million metric tons by 2020 [1]. There are two most bolstered reasons as to why the polymer industry is continuously expanding.

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