Chung, Deborah D.L.
Chung, D. D. L
Chung, Deborah D. L. 1952-....
Deborah Chung
VIAF ID: 41939384 (Personal)
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Works
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Applied materials science : applications of engineering materials in structural, electronics, thermal, and other industries | |
Bentonite-derived materials preferably with nanocarbon incorporation exhibiting exceptionally high dielectric loss at relatively low electrical conductivity | |
Capacitance-based nondestructive detection of aggregate proportion variation in a cement-based slab | |
Carbon black and fumed alumina exhibiting high interface-derived mechanical energy dissipation | |
Carbon-coated sepiolite clay fibers with acid pre-treatment as low-cost organic adsorbents | |
Carbon fiber composites | |
Colossal electric permittivity discovered in polyacrylonitrile (PAN) based carbon fiber, with comparison of PAN-based and pitch-based carbon fibers | |
Composite materials : functional materials for modern technologies | |
Decreasing the shear stress-induced in-plane molecular alignment by unprecedented stereolithographic delay in three-dimensional printing | |
Development, design and applications of structural capacitors | |
Effect of the fringing electric field on the apparent electric permittivity of cement-based materials | |
Electric permittivity of reduced graphite oxide | |
Electromechanical, self-sensing and viscoelastic behavior of carbon fiber tows | |
First report of fumed alumina incorporation in carbon–carbon composite and the consequent improvement of the oxidation resistance and mechanical properties | |
Functional materials : electrical, dielectric, electromagnetic, optical and magnetic applications : (with companion solution manual) | |
Graphite oxide paper as a polarizable electrical conductor in the through-thickness direction | |
High electric permittivity of polymer-modified cement due to the capacitance of the interface between polymer and cement | |
The importance of the electrical contact between specimen and testing fixture in evaluating the electromagnetic interference shielding effectiveness of carbon materials | |
Interface-derived solid-state viscoelasticity exhibited by nanostructured and microstructured materials containing carbons or ceramics | |
Materials for electronic packaging | |
Materials science exam file | |
Mechanical energy dissipation modeling of exfoliated graphite based on interfacial friction theory | |
Mildred S. Dresselhaus (1930–2017) | |
Multifunctional cement-based materials | |
Piezoelectric and piezoresistive behavior of unmodified carbon fiber | |
Piezoelectric behavior of three-dimensionally printed acrylate polymer without filler or poling | |
Piezoelectricity-based self-sensing of compressive and flexural stress in cement-based materials without admixture requirement and without poling | |
Piezoresistivity and piezoelectricity discovered in aluminum, with relevance to structural self-sensing | |
Review: Materials for vibration damping | |
The road to scientific success : inspiring life stories of prominent researchers | |
Significant effect of sorbed water on the electrical and dielectric behavior of graphite oxide | |
Sound absorption enhancement using solid–solid interfaces in a non-porous cement-based structural material | |
Strong viscous behavior discovered in nanotube mats, as observed in boron nitride nanotube mats | |
Thermoelectric polymer-matrix structural and nonstructural composite materials | |
Through-thickness thermal conduction in glass fiber polymer–matrix composites and its enhancement by composite modification | |
Turbulent flow over a long flat plate with uniform roughness | |
Understanding the increase of the electric permittivity of cement caused by latex addition | |
Unprecedented sensing of interlayer defects in three-dimensionally printed polymer by capacitance measurement | |
X-ray diffraction at elevated temperatures : a method for in situ process analysis |