PVF examples of properties

General chemical properties are subject to the compatibility of the fillers and reinforcements with the ambient conditions. If the fillers are well adapted, the chemical properties are the same for filled and neat polymers. 

Solvents PVFs are not sensitive to strong acids and bases, aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, 

PVFs are attacked by ketones and esters Food contact Possible for special grades 

Cellulosics are esters of natural cellulose derived from wood. The most common are  

The properties can be modified via the broad possibilities offered by plasticization. Relatively hard, rigid and strong original polymers can be plasticized to produce tough, more-flexible but weaker materials. 

---