Compatibilizers chemical

Bhowmick A.K., Chiba T., and Inoue T., Reactive processing of rubber-plastic blend Role of a chemical compatibilizer, J. Appl. Polym. Sci., 50, 2055, 1993. 

Physical and chemical compatibilization, enhancement of the mechanical stability... 

Santra RN et al. (1993) In-situ compatibilization of low-density polyethylene and polydimethylsiloxane rubber blends using ethylene-methyl acrylate copolymer as a chemical compatibilizer. J Appl Poly Sci 49(7) 1145-1158... 

Chemical compatibilizers are commercially offered in growing amount in our time. These are amphoter chemical agents of double-face character. They are molecules equipped with... 

Chemical compatibilization Compatibilization by incorporation of a compatibilizo, usually either a copolymer or multipolymer... 

By blending suitably functionalized polymers or chemical compatibilizers capable of enhanced specific interactions, such as coulombic and/ or chemical reactions, such as amide formation. In reactive systems, a copolymer may be formed in situ during mixing, acting in a similar manner as a chemical compatibilizer. 

Very low concentrations of additives modify radiation-indnced reactions in macromolecnles. By reacting with radicals and other reactive species, notably oxygen, such additives can greatly affect the conrse of radiation-induced reactions [66]. The presence of additives and stabilizers may inflnence the discoloration level of the irradiated polymers [49, 171]. The addition of chemical compatibilizers and the nse of plasma, corona, and ozone treatments that can introdnce oxygen-bearing moieties on the snrfaces conld be employed to increase the interaction and adhesion between materials [14]. 

Chemical compatibilization [21, 78, 79] appears to be a secondary effect with the studied polypropylene grade. In fact, the predominant deterioration of mechanical properties of PP by nucleating mineral fillers has been reported in the literature [80]. 

Lin, N., And Dufresne, A (2013]. Physical and/or chemical compatibilization of extruded cellulose nanociystal reinforced polystyrene nanocomposites. Macromolecules, 46,5570-5583. 

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