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Nanocomposites from Recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate

HIPS High impact polystyrene MMT Modified montmorillonite MWCNT Multiwalled carbon nanotube(s) [Pg.32]

Reproduced with permission from Y. Zare, Waste Management, 2013, 33, 598. 2013, Elsevier [3] [Pg.32]

The incorporation of 5 wt% of a different OMMT in rPET was evaluated [41]. To get a well-exfoliated structure, the surface polarities of the polymer matrix and OMMT should be matched [74, 75]. The ammonium cations in Cloisite 30B, lOA and 25A are more polar, while those in Cloisite 6A, 15A and 20A, containing two long alkyl groups, are nonpolar. Hence, Cloisite 3 OB, lOA and 25A revealed a strong interaction with PET chains. In these samples, the maximum level of delamination was found in samples containing Cloisite 25A and 30B. [Pg.33]

Zicans, R. Maksimovs, T. Ivanova, M. Kalnins, R. Berzina and G. Japins, Composite Structures, 2014, 111, 453. 2014, Elsevier [45] [Pg.33]

Moreover, the observations confirmed that the Cloisite 25A nanoparticles were better dispersed in the rPET matrix, compared with nonmodified natural MMT [Pg.33]


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