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           Recycled polymethyl methacrylate (rPMM),  Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs),
               64                                 231–233, 513, 590
           Redlich-Peterson isotherm, 448–449  Sodium-ion batteries (NIBs), 114–115
           Redox degradation, 192–193           electrochemical reaction mechanism, 335f
           Redox intercalative polymerization (RIP),  energy storage devices, 333–335
               191                              future aspects, 354–355
           Reduced graphene oxide (rGO), 514    nanofibrous composites, 334
           Reinforcing phase, 28                  mechanism of, 334–335
           Renewable energy resources, 283        nanofibrous anodes, 337–349
           Residual nanoclays, 89–91              nanofibrous cathodes, 349–354
           Residual stress, 15                Sodium titanate nanobelt membrane (Na-
           Reversible addition-fragmentation chain  TNB), 426–427
               transfer (RAFT), 163–164       Solar cells
           rGO/PANI-Ru hybrid nanocomposite, 518f  first-generation, 361
           R2R system, 366f                     hybrid nanocomposites for
           Rubbers-elastomers, 8–9                current density–voltage characteristics,
           Ruthenium oxide, 189                   529f
                                                  energy band representation, 528f
                                                  improvement of, 529–531, 529f
           S                                      operating principle and performance,
           Salts, lithium, 291–292                527–528
           Sand composites, 451–452             second-generation, 361
           Sandwich laminates, flexural properties,  third-generation, 362
               52–53, 54t                     Solar photovoltaics, 527
           Scanning electron microscopy (SEM), 474  Solar thermal, 527
           Sedimentary nanoclay, 89–91        Sol-gel technology. See Template synthesis
           Self-assembled monolayers (SAMs), 161  Solid-electrolyte interphase (SEI), 243,
           Self-assembly method, 473              251–253, 292–293
           Semiconductor nanocatalysts, 410   Solid polymer electrolyte (SPE), 285–286
           Sensor, 205–206                    Solution-blowing method, 336
             biosensor development, 208–209   Solution casting technique, 207
             chemical, 205–206                Solution mixing method, 472
             cholesterol, 209, 209f           SOTA electrolyte, 243
             electrochemical, 210             Soy protein concentrate (SPC) resins, 53
             flexible pressure, 209–210       Spectrophotometric analysis, 402–403
             graphic mechanism, 214–215, 215f  Spherical fillers, 151–155
             nanostructured polymers, 207     Spinel material, 253–254
             polymer nanocomposites, 206, 210–216,  Starch-based nanocomposites, 623–624
               210f                           Stern layer, 143–144
           Separators, 285–292                Stokes’ law, 207
           Silane coupling agent, 134         Structural health monitoring (SHM), 643
           Silica nanoparticle (SiO 2 ), 511, 648–651,  Styrene-butadiene rubber latex (SBR),
               651f                               293–294
           Silicate nanocomposites, 575f      Sulfides, 299
           Silicon, 292                       Sunlight, 361–362
           Silver (Ag) nanoparticles, 11, 397–398  Superamphiphobic nanofibrous membranes,
             cellulose composite films, 399       559
             scanning electron microscopic images,  Supercapacitors, 185–186, 315–316, 319–320
               403f                             activated carbon, 256–259
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