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Additives to Enhance Processing

All the ordinary extrusion and molding equipment and techniques can be used to process PVDF into different shapes ranging from pipes, fitting, parts, solid rods and sheets, to thin films. Longevity of equipment can be extended using special alloys on the surface that is in contact with molten PVDF, but usually it is not necessary. PVDF based polymers are available commercially in a wide range of melt flow index and with additives to enhance processing or end use properties. However, both homopolymers and copolymers may be shaped from the molten state without extrusion aids or thermal stabilizers. [Pg.2384]

PVDF is available commercially in a wide range of melt flow rates and with various additives to enhance processing or end nse properties. A variety of forms are available—latex and fine powders from emnlsion processes and granules from either suspension or emulsion processes. [Pg.9056]

In addition to enhancing surface reactions, water can also facilitate surface transport processes. First-principles ab initio molecular dynamics simulations of the aqueous/ metal interface for Rh(l 11) [Vassilev et al., 2002] and PtRu(OOOl) alloy [Desai et al., 2003b] surfaces showed that the aqueous interface enhanced the apparent transport or diffusion of OH intermediates across the metal surface. Adsorbed OH and H2O molecules engage in fast proton transfer, such that OH appears to diffuse across the surface. The oxygen atoms, however, remained fixed at the same positions, and it is only the proton that transfers. Transport occurs via the symmetric reaction... [Pg.107]

Additives to enhance protein stability are generally compatible with the process. Contrary to its effect on other modes of chromatography, reducing the temperature decreases the retention in HIC due to its being an entropy-driven technique. [Pg.1280]

This study is focused on the analysis of higher accelerations with smaller sized drops, i.e., 0.8-0.4 mm, and. in particular, the breakup of mixtures formed by addition of detonation-sensitizing compounds to existing liquid hydrocarbons to identify the potential of these additives to enhance the relevant processes present in PDEs. Specifically, in this study, ethyl-hexyl nitrate has been added in concentrations of 5% and 10% on a mass fraction basis to JP-10, and shocks of nominally Mach 2 have been generated to study the extent to which the nonhomogeneity of the mixture accelerates the drop breakup process. In an initial study of ignition times of these mixtures in air [7], the 5% ethyl-hexyl nitrate... [Pg.322]

Lubricants are often formulated with additives to enhance the properties for some specific application. The synthetic lubricants may be produced by homogenous catalysts, such as BF3 or AICI3. The homogeneous process has several significant drawbacks, the catalysts are toxic and corrosive, requiring an expensive separation procedure, formation of noticeable amounts of by-product as well as recovery and disposal of the catalyst residues, which can cause environmental problems. [Pg.267]

These hmitations, which are associated with the use of molecular oxygen, might be overcome by the use of microreactor technology [7-15]. Due to their small inner dimensions, microreactors provide both high safety and enhanced process intensification [16-18]. The high surface-to-volume ratio properties of microchannels (inner diameter 100-1000 pm) are highly beneficial, especially for multiphase reactions. In addition to enhanced gas-hquid interfacial transfer, intense recirculation within the hquid slugs allows for fast renewal of the interfaces... [Pg.399]

Over the last decade, the utility of layered silicate nanoparticles as additives to enhance polymer performance has been established (5-17). These nanoscale fillers result in physical behavior that is dramatically different from that observed for conventional microscale counterparts. For instance, increased modulus (7,8), decreased permeability (9-11), reduced coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) (12,13) and impact strength retention (7,14) are observed with only a few volume percent addition of exfoliated layered silicate thus maintaining polymeric processability, cost and clarity. [Pg.84]


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