Polymer stabilisation

F. Gugumus in G. Scott, ed.. Developments in Polymer Stabilisation, Vol. 1, Elsevier AppHed Science Pubhshers, Ltd., London 1979, p. 319. 

W. CoscareUi, in W. L. Hawkins, ed.. Polymer Stabilisation, John Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, 1972. 

FRISCH, K. c., and saunders, j. h. (Eds.), Plastic Foams Part I, Dekker, New York (1972) GEUSKENS, G. (Ed.), Degradation and Stabilisation of Polymers, Applied Science, London (1975) HAWKINS, E. L. (Ed.), Polymer Stabilisation, Wiley-Interscience, New York (1972)... 

Organotin compounds (biocides and polymer stabilisers) in water were analysed by means of HS-SPME-GC and GC-MS (SIM) [296],... 

NC Billingham, PD Calvert. In G Scott (ed.), Developments in Polymer Stabilisation-3. London Applied Science Publishers 1980, pp 139-190. 

At the end of the polymerisation, we have fine particles of the polymer, stabilised by the emuisifier layer and dispersed uniformly in the aqueous phase. This milky white dispersion is often called... 

Dispersions of fine mineral particles can be stabilised by direct electrical charging of the particles or by steric/electrosteric protection from adsorbed polymers. Stabilisation by direct charging is well described by the classical DLVO theory. ... 

Frye and his co-workers have continued their tracer investigations of PVC stabilisation (67) and claim to have synthesised (68) a whole series of compounds Bu2SnY2 with labelled butyl groups, labelled tin atoms or labelled Y groups where Y = oxo-octylthioglycollate, mono-methyl-maleate, 2-ethylhexanoate or /S-mercapto-propanoate. They sought to learn a) Do any chemical reactions occur between stabiliser and polymer b) If so what are their natures c) Do the reactions contribute to polymer stabilisation ... 

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