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Fig 1.

Characterization of the sericite structure: (a) SEM of the flank sericite (b) XRD patterns of the sericite and modified sericite (c) Particle of the sericite

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Fig 2.

Preparation of the modified sericite /methylphenyl-silicone nanocomposite

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Fig 3.

FT-IR spectra of the methylphenyl-silicone and modified methylphenyl-silicone at different temperature

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Fig 4.

Comparison of the methylphenyl-silicone resin and modified sericite /methylphenyl-silicone: (a) Si2p line (b) O1s line

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Table 1.

Peak synthesis results of the Si2p and O1s peaks for the samples

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Fig 5.

XRD patterns of the modified sericite, methylphenyl-silicone and modified methylphenyl-silicone

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Fig 6.

TEM images of thin sections: (a) Sericite/ methylphenyl-silicone composite cured.

(b) Modified sericite/ methylphenyl-silicone nanocomposite cured. (c) EDS of the modified sericite/ methylphenyl-silicone nanocomposite

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Fig 7.

Sketch of dispersity of modified sericite / methylphenyl-silicone resin (a) Interference and entanglements in molecular chain; (b) Molecular design of dispersity model; (c) Block model of molecular chain motion

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Fig 8.

TG curves of the methylphenyl-silicone and modified methylphenyl-silicone for the different temperature

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