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An applied interphase, between matrix resin and fibers in continuous fiber composites, resulted in a significant improvement in composite impact strength and fracture toughness concurrently with a moderate improvement or unchanged interlaminar shear strength. The temperature resistance of tailored interphases and composites was high. An optimum thickness was observed. The merits of such interphases and a novel means of application are discussed.
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