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Humidity. When a polymer equilibrates with a humid environment, it absorbs water. This can plasticize die polymer and increase the... [Pg.174]

Paint the coffee can plastic lid on both sides with dull black paint. [Pg.305]

We recycle cans, plastic, and newspaper so why not recycle computer equipment Well, the problem is that most computers contain small amounts of hazardous substances (chemicals from monitor screens, chemicals from batteries, and noxious chemicals in the wiring). Some countries are exploring the option of recycling electrical machines, but most have still not enacted appropriate measures to enforce their proper disposal. However, there are a few things that we can do as consumers and environmentalists that can promote the proper disposal of computer equipment ... [Pg.44]

Increased moisture can plasticize a polymer matrix. Water acts not only as a solvent for small solutes but as an agent that increases the free volume of polymer molecules and their degree of segmental motion (i.e., water is differentially solvated and mobilizes parts of the heterologous structure of protein and polysaccharide polymers). When polymers, or segments within them, are given more freedom of movement, then other diffusion-based phenomena might occur more readily. Chemical reactions should not necessarily be expected to be affected by increased free volume of the polymer, and a review of the literature yields little support for this theory for most chemical reactions. Instead, some of the increased reaction rates that have been attributed to plasticization are instead the result of increased solvation. [Pg.366]

The model of Vrentas and Duda is particularly applicable to penetrants with high solubilities, e.g., organic vapors and liquids, which can plasticize the polymer. The model has been... [Pg.55]

The calculated Tg of PVC containing 8 weight %. C02, the limiting solubility at 25° and unit activity, is about 27°C. Thus, the solubility and Cg of C02 in PVC at room temperature are nearly equal i.e., liquid C02 can plasticize PVC virtually into the rubbery state at room temperature. For polymers in which C02 is more soluble, such as PMMA or poly(vinyl benzoate), depression of the glass transition to below room temperature, as evidenced by the isotherm inflections, is quite in accord with the predicted high plasticizing efficiency of C02... [Pg.106]

In the discussions of Chapter 13 there was no categorical separation of unlubricated and lubricated wear. Given the existence of an unbroken film of liquid lubricant between two surfaces, it is generally expected that no wear will occur. This is not always so transmission of hydrostatic pressure through the film can plastically deform the bodies which it separates, and tangential tractive forces in the film can do the same. These are wear phenomena as defined in Chapter 13, and since they occur in the presence of lubricant they can be formally classified as lubricated wear. However, in this chapter we shall not concern ourselves with these particular aspects of lubricated wear. We shall be concerned instead with the course of wear in situations where the behavior of the lubricant does not. conform fully with the laws of hydrodynamics or elas-tohydrodynamics. The inference, of course, is that the lubricant at the rubbing surfaces is not there as an unbroken film. [Pg.400]

Argon, A. S. and Demkowicz, M. J. (2008) What can plasticity of amorphous silicon tell us about plasticity of metallic glasses , MetalL Mater. Trans., 39A, 1762-1778. [Pg.37]

How can plastics and rubbers make blends to reach a better toughening effect ... [Pg.123]

Because of the good heat stability of this plastic as little as 5% of the machines rated capacity may be used although this practice is not recommended the maximum rated capacity may be used as machines are often rated in terms of the amount of PS that they can plasticize. [Pg.55]

Polymer plasticizers. Esterification of diols with dibasic acids yields high molecular weight (1000 to 3000) polymeric plasticizers that can plasticize PVC and other polymers. These polymeries are used in conjunction with phthalates to provide improved permanence and reduced volatility. [Pg.306]

Vapor pressure increases in a closed container as the temperature of the fluid increases. Note Unlike a Safety Can, plastic consumer cans are not designed to relieve pressure in the event of a rapid increase in temperature like afire these cans can explode spreading fuel and fire in an area. [Pg.36]

Water can plasticize hair by interaction with the core of the cell but loses the water when dried. The outer structure contains cystine that has a disulfide linkage and these crosslinks are important in determining the overall organization of the chains within the hair structure and control the detailed morphology that can be adopted. Differences between hair types are reflected in different distributions of the keratin chains, the nature and distribution of the proteins and the type and distribution of the pigment. The proteins, in this case, are playing an important role in the control of the formation of the crystal structure within the core fibres. [Pg.310]


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