Hempoxies 54 (with FGE) - Programmable Epoxidized Hempseed Oil Vitrimer Composite Formulations Made with Zinc, Acetic Acid, and Furfuryl Glycidyl Ether (FGE), Reinforced with PAN Carbon Fiber, Graphene, and Multi-Scale Hemp Carbon Morphologies: Hemp Carbon Fiber, Hemp Biochar, Hemp Nanosheets, and Hemp Nanocrystals

Marie Seshat Landry

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20175654

May 14, 2026Open Access

Hempoxies 54 (with FGE) - Programmable Epoxidized Hempseed Oil Vitrimer Composite Formulations Made with Zinc, Acetic Acid, and Furfuryl Glycidyl Ether (FGE), Reinforced with PAN Carbon Fiber, Graphene, and Multi-Scale Hemp Carbon Morphologies: Hemp Carbon Fiber, Hemp Biochar, Hemp Nanosheets, and Hemp Nanocrystals

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This research aims to develop programmable composite formulations utilizing epoxidized hempseed oil and various hemp carbon morphologies.
Developed vitrimers using zinc, acetic acid, and FGE with hemp-derived carbon components.
Reinforced composites with PAN carbon fiber and graphene in varying formulations.
Proposed formulations feature multiple scales of hemp carbon such as biochar, nanosheets, and nanocrystals.
Formulated composites demonstrate enhanced mechanical properties due to unique reinforcement of hemp materials.
Programmable characteristics allow for tailored applications in sustainable technologies.
Potential for broad applications in eco-friendly product development using hemp-based composites.

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Independent research explores programmable composite formulations in hemp materials, suggesting innovative applications in green technology.

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Hempoxies 54 (with FGE) - Programmable Epoxidized Hempseed Oil Vitrimer Composite Formulations Made with Zinc, Acetic Acid, and Furfuryl Glycidyl Ether (FGE), Reinforced with PAN Carbon Fiber, Graphene, and Multi-Scale Hemp Carbon Morphologies: Hemp Carbon Fiber, Hemp Biochar, Hemp Nanosheets, and Hemp Nanocrystals An independent research proposal by Marie-Soleil Seshat Landry of MarieLandrySpyShop.com

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