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Plastical

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Plas´tic`al
a.1.See Plastic.


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This might because that the diatomite particles may generate stress concentration in the matrix around them to produce shear yield and absorb plastical impact deformation energy, in addition to induce crazes in the matrix around them under impact load when the filler concentration is low, these crazes may absorb impact deformation energy and block the further development of the micro-cracks, resulting in improving considerably the impact fracture toughness of these composite systems.
 
 
 
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