Kathiravan SuppiahPei Leng TehSalmah HusseinsyahRozyanty RahmanYeoh Cheow Keat
Carboxymethyl cellulose/halloysite nanotube (CMC/HNT) bio-nanocomposite films were prepared by solution casting method. The effect of HNT content on tensile properties and morphology were studied. The results showed that the tensile strength of the CMC/HNT bio-nanocomposite films achieved optimum at 10 wt% of HNT content. The elongation at break and modulus of elasticity increased with increasing HNT content. The morphology of CMC/HNT bio-nanocomposite films showed that the poor distribution of HNT filler was observed at 20 wt% of HNT content.
Kathiravan SuppiahPei Leng TehSalmah HusseinsyahRozyanty RahmanYeoh Cheow KeatCW Heng
Kathiravan SuppiahPei Leng TehSalmah HusseinsyahRozyanty Rahman
Kathiravan SuppiahPei Leng TehSalmah HusseinsyahRozyanty RahmanYeoh Chow Keat
Mohammad SoheilmoghaddamMat Uzir WahitShaya MahmoudianNurbaiti Abdul Hanid