Significantly Improved Electrorheological Performance of MIL-125@PPy-Based Electrorheological Fluid

Muhammad Bilal Khan(Dow University of Health Sciences), Yao Li(Naval University of Engineering), Jiupeng Zhao(Harbin Institute of Technology), Tong Zhang(École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), Xinchun Liu(Harbin Institute of Technology), Ke Zhang(Harbin Institute of Technology), Sai Chen(Harbin Institute of Technology), Zaheer Abbas(Harbin Institute of Technology), Hassan Murtza(Harbin Institute of Technology), Yinyong Sun(Harbin Institute of Technology)
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research
November 8, 2025
10.1021/acs.iecr.5c03624
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