Ceramic nanoparticles/polymer composite nanodielectrics constitute a novel class of engineering materials, which exhibit tunable mechanical, thermal, electrical and magnetic properties, energy storing/recovering ability in tandem with processability and corrosion resistance. By these means the produced nanocomposites are characterized by multifunctionality since structural components are able to perform a wide range of desirable functions. When the embedded nanoparticles are polar oxides and/or piezo/ferro-electrics, or any kind of stimuli responsive materials additional functional performance is induced in the nanocomposites, providing a suitable basis for the development of smart materials.
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