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Blending, property modification

Bis [6-(methacryloyloxy)hexoxyl]-benzoate -l,T-biphenyl, synthesis, 185 Blending, property modification, 142 Blending of polymers, advantages, 98-99 Block copolymers advantages, 332... [Pg.407]

The treatment of blends as a two phase system opened up an interesting field of modifying the composite properties by the use of a (third component within the interface boundaries, which is termed as compatibilizers [1]. Such modifications are still being extended to the formation of microgel out of the interaction between the two blend partners having a reactive for functionalities. This type of interchain crosslinking does not require any compatibilizer to enhance the blend properties and also allows the blends to be reprocessed by further addition of a curative to achieve still further improved properties [3,4]. Such interchain crosslinking is believed to reduce the viscoelastic mismatch between the blend partners and, thus, facilitates smooth extrusion [5,6]. [Pg.611]

Albertsson and coworkers [240-244] carried out extensive research to develop polymers in which the polymer properties are altered for different applications. The predominant procedure is ring-opening polymerization which provides a way to achieve pure and well defined structures. They have utilized cyclic monomers such as lactones, anhydrides, carbonates, ether-lactones. The work involved the synthesis of monomers not commercially available, studies of polymerization to form homopolymers, random and block copolymers, development of cross-linked polymers and polymer blends, surface modification in some cases, and characterization of the materials formed. The characterization is carried out with respect to the chemical composition and both chemical and physical structures, the degradation behavior in vitro and in vivo, and in some cases the ability to release drug components from microspheres prepared from the polymers. [Pg.89]

Whereas atactic PS is an amorphous polymer with a Tg of 100 CC, syndio-tactic PS is semicrystalline with a Tg similar to aPS and a Tm in the range 255-275 °C. The crystallization rate of sPS is comparable to that of polyethylene terephthalate). sPS exhibits a polymorphic crystalline behavior which is relevant for blend properties. In fact, it can crystallize in four main forms, a, (3, -y and 8. Several studies [8] based on FTIR, Raman and solid-state NMR spectroscopy and WAXD, led the a and (3 forms to be assigned to a trans-planar zig-zag molecular chain having a (TTTT) conformation, whereas the y and 8 forms contain a helical chain with (TTG G )2 or (G+G+TT)2 conformations. In turn, on the basis of WAXD results, the a form is said to comply with a unitary hexagonal cell [9] or with a rhombohedral cell [10]. Furthermore, two distinct modifications called a and a" were devised, and assigned to two limiting disordered and ordered forms, respectively [10]. [Pg.432]

It is concluded that surface modification of mica, produced by exposing the material to microwave plasmas, can create large positive or negative effects in the mechanical properties of filled polymers and polymer blends. Property enhancement is associated with the production of surface layers on the filler which... [Pg.295]

Noolandi et al. developed a theory for the interfacial region in three-component polymeric systems comprising di-block copolymer. There are two aspects to consider the phase separation in block copolymer upon addition of one or two homopolymers, and the modification of the A/B blend properties upon addition of a block copolymer (either A-B or X-Y type). The second aspect is more pertinent for the polymer blend technology. In particular, the ternary blends comprising two homopolymers and a copolymer, either A/B/A-B, or A/B/X-Y are of industrial interest. [Pg.308]

The trend of the property modification was similar in the blends containing 10 or 25 wt% LDPE. The torque was higher for the blends made with the irradiated LDPE. For example, when LDPE was irradiated at the lower dose rate, at the beginning of blending the torque was higher by... [Pg.794]

Copolymerization with other vinyl monomers, such as St and VAc, allows for further modification of acrylic and methacrylic esters. The ease of structural modification to produce desired blend properties (miscibility) is well-documented in the experimental literature. The common methacrylate polymer is PMMA and has been noted to be miscible with various other polymers such as PVC and PEO. [Pg.481]

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THE BLEND Copolyamides combine properties of polyamide-6 and polyamide-6,6. Blend properties mostly depend on the proportion between both monomers and they are improved by impact modification. [Pg.390]

UV irradiation of IPP blends containing different concentrations of epoxidized lignin (LER) [49] led to snperficial properties modification in respect with the irradiated virgin IPP (changes depending on LER content in the mixtures) and to a prononnced photooxidation indnced by the LER presence in the stndied blends, which could act like a chromophore. [Pg.682]


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