Electrical properties resistivity

Electrical properties resistivity arc resistance dielectric strength. [Pg.180]

Electrical properties Resistivity Conductivity Dielectric constant Loss factor Breakdown strength Electromechanical coupling constant... [Pg.420]

The mechanical properties (tensile strength, modulus) and electrical properties (resistivity, power factor) of EPDM blends with polypropylene, PP, have been shown to deteriorate during thermal aging [Roy et al., 1990]. Interestingly, cross-linked samples were more susceptible to property loss. [Pg.1002]

Test (he electrical properties (resistivity and or permittivity) of the immersion liquid to be used. Contamination of the liquid can often lead to erroneously high breakdown voltage values. [Pg.638]

Silicone Very good thermal properties Excellent chemical resistance Very good electrical properties Resistant to hydrolysis and oxidation Good fire properties (self-extinguishing) Non toxic Lack of adhesion Long cure cycles Can only be cured at elevated temperature... [Pg.135]

Electrical properties Resistivity 10 (ohm cm) Dielectric strength >32 (kV/mm) Dielectric constant 2.25... [Pg.237]

Ion implantation Electric property, resistance to abrasion, heat resistance... [Pg.244]

Electrical properties Resistivity, conductivity and resistance to electrical breakdown... [Pg.349]

Allylic resins High viscosity for low-cure-shrinkage materials, high cost Excellent electrical properties, resistant to water and chemicals... [Pg.118]

There is a wide variety of chemicals that can be used to modify specific properties of the resin, such as resistance to mechanical or thermal shock, increase elongation, and higher impact strength and flexibility. Usually this will involve a trade-off of some other property, such as physical strength, electrical properties, resistance to chemicals or solvents, and/or performance at elevated temperatures. For epoxies, there are DER-type flexible resins and monofunctional epoxide compounds, such as epoxidized cashew nut oil flexibilizer. Typically 30% or less by weight of these can be used, they can also be used at ratios of 1 1 to obtain a flexible and rubbery cured composition. The additives are also shelf-stable when blended with the resin. [Pg.198]

Electrical properties (resistance, voltage, current, and dielectric) Thermoelectometry... [Pg.146]

Improved electrical properties - Resistance to hydrolysis and maintenance of a hydrophobic mineral-polymer interfaee is partieularly important to the dielectric properties of composites used in eleetrieal and electronic appHcations. Table 6 shows the ability of epojg silane to eontrol degradation of strength and electrical properties of anovaculite (silica) reinforced epoxy. [Pg.95]

Electrical properties - resistivity, dielectrie constant, carrier mobility and lifetime Optical properties - optical absorption, index of refraction, reflection, color Chemical properties - corrosion, etch rate, eatalytic properties Barrier properties - permeation, diffusion... [Pg.401]

Good electrical properties resistance to hot water and chemicals stiffer than HOPE good fatigue and abrasion resistance very low water absorption steam sterilizable suitable for foodstuffs weldable copolymers are softer than homopolymers. [Pg.9]

Big Chemical Encyclopedia

Chemical substances, components, reactions, process design ...