Pengwu Xu

Dr. Pengwu Xu

Materials Science and Engineering, School of Chemical and Material Engineering, Jiangnan University, Wuxi, China
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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 January 2018 in International Journal of Biological Macromolecules
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YFYongqi Feng
Yongqi Feng
PMPiming Ma
Piming Ma
Pengwu XuPengwu Xu
Pengwu Xu
RWRuyin Wang
Ruyin Wang
WDWeifu Dong
Weifu Dong
CJCornelis Joziasse
Cornelis Joziasse

3 June 2015 in ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering
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PMPiming Ma
Piming Ma
TSTianfeng Shen
Tianfeng Shen
Pengwu XuPengwu Xu
Pengwu Xu
WDWeifu Dong
Weifu Dong
PLPiet J. Lemstra
Piet J. Lemstra
MCMingqing Chen
Mingqing Chen

3 December 2021 in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
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Weijun YangWeijun Yang
Weijun Yang
HDHui Ding
Hui Ding
TLTianxi Liu
Tianxi Liu
RORongxian Ou
Rongxian Ou
JLJieying Lin
Jieying Lin
PMPiming Ma
Piming Ma

1 February 2020 in Chemical Engineering Journal
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Pengwu XuPengwu Xu
Pengwu Xu
WYWeijun Yang
Weijun Yang
DNDeyu Niu
Deyu Niu
MYManman Yu
Manman Yu
MDMingliang Du
Mingliang Du
PMPiming Ma
Piming Ma

24 August 2015 in ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering
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PMPiming Ma
Piming Ma
Pengwu XuPengwu Xu
Pengwu Xu
YZYinghao Zhai
Yinghao Zhai
WDWeifu Dong
Weifu Dong
YZYong Zhang
Yong Zhang
MCMingqing Chen
Mingqing Chen

25 September 2015 in e-Polymers
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LJLong Jiang
Long Jiang
TSTianfeng Shen
Tianfeng Shen
Pengwu XuPengwu Xu
Pengwu Xu
XZXiyuan Zhao
Xiyuan Zhao
XLXiaojie Li
Xiaojie Li
MCMingqing Chen
Mingqing Chen
Poly(lactide), PLA, as one of the most promising biopolymers, has been receiving increasing attention in recent years because of its excellent performances in renewability, mechanical properties, biocompatibility and biodegradability. However, its application is limited by its brittleness and low heat distortion temperatures (HDT). The low HDT mainly results from a low crystallization rate and lack of crystallinity after fast processing, e.g. injection molding. Consequently, considerable attention was paid, in recent years, to achieve fast(er) crystallization of PLA. In here, we briefly review the research progress in the crystallization modification of PLA notably by means of adding nucleating agents and stereocomplexation.