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Grafting, of polymers

Grafting of polymers Graft polymerization Graft versus host disease Grahamite Graham s salt Grain... [Pg.452]

Nylon blends, dyeing, 9 204 Nylon block copolymer, 19 762 Nylon carpet fibers, stain-resistant, 19 764 Nylon-clay nanocomposites, 11 313-314 Nylon extrusion, temperatures for, 19 789t Nylon feed yarns, spin-oriented, 19 752 Nylon fiber(s), 24 61 production of, 19 740 world production of, 19 7654 Nylon fiber surfaces, grafting of polymers on, 19 763-764... [Pg.640]

Surface treatments of carbon fibers can in general be classified into oxidative and non-oxidative treatments. Oxidative treatments are further divided into dry oxidation in the presence of gases, plasma etching and wet oxidation the last of which is carried out chemically or electrolytically. Deposition of more active forms of carbon, such as the highly effective whiskerization, plasma polymerization and grafting of polymers are among the non-oxidative treatments of carbon fiber surfaces. [Pg.186]

The grafting of polymers to substrates has been studied for over fifty years and remains an important goal in polymer science. Recent work has focused on the synthesis of so-called polymer brushes whereby the polymer chains stretch out away from the substrate or interface [1-5]. This contemporary topic is a direct descendent of earlier work on organic graft copolymers in industry and academia. Research in this area is driven by the need to control the interfacial properties of films and the compatibility of blends. [Pg.48]

Surface modification can be achieved by the surface derivatization of functional-group-bearing low-molecular-weight substances, the grafting of polymer to and from the surface and amphiphilic polymer coating. The main theme of this article is focused on initiator-transfer-terminator (iniferter)-based grafting-from-surface and derivatization-on-surface approaches aiming at precision surface architectures, which are primary determinants of the biocompatibility of medical devices. [Pg.69]

Direct Radiation Grafting of Polymer in the Presence of Vinyl Monomer. This leads to the formation of free radicals on both polymer and monomer, resulting in graft polymerization and homopolymerization. The extent of homopolymerization depends on the sensitivity of the monomer used. [Pg.225]

Krassig, H. A. Observations connected with the radiation induced grafting of polymers onto cellulose. Tappi 46, 654 (1963). [Pg.156]

The use of UV irradiation appears to be an excellent method for surface grafting of polymers because of its simplicity and cleanliness. Additional reasons for the suitability of the photochemical method for surface grafting of polymers are... [Pg.11]

Scheme 1.11 Grafting of polymers via atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) using an ester linkage to oxidized MWCNTs. Formation of MWCNT-COCI, reaction with... Scheme 1.11 Grafting of polymers via atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) using an ester linkage to oxidized MWCNTs. Formation of MWCNT-COCI, reaction with...
Additionally, the changes in the surface-eneigetic properties of the silica particles due to the grafting of polymers... [Pg.76]

Tsubokawa N. (1992) Functionalization of carbon black by surface grafting of polymers. Polym Sci 17 417-470. [Pg.121]

Multi-polymer Materials. The literature for multi-polymer materials is extensive but is less than that for blends and grafts composed of two polymers. A ternary graft copolymer, semi-IPN is described by Rogers and Ostler (43, 44) an original crosslinked polyethylene graft-poly-(potassium acrylate) was swelled with styrene and radiation polmerized. The authors comment that most of the grafting of polymer 3 was on polymer 2, the poly (potassium acrylate). This reaction sequence can be described ... [Pg.175]

Precrosslinked particles with low crosslink density exhibit elastic properties and ean be applied for toughening thermoplastics or thermosets. The size of the elastic domains in blends consisting of elastic particles and a polymer matrix can be adjusted precisely, provided that the particles are dispersible. Via functional groups, microparticles can be covalently attaehed to a (thermoset) matrix. The grafting of polymer shells onto elastic microparticles improves the compatibility with the polymer matrix to be modified [3]. Thus, after processing of the polymer alloy discrete elastic particles can be observed as disperse phase in a continuous thermoplastic matrix. [Pg.674]


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