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Stabilized blends

Alkylated benzo[b]furan-2(3H)-ones (19) is another non-traditional stabilizer introduced very recently (Pospfsil and Nespurek, 1997 Irganox, 1997) for high-tempera-ture melt stabilization of PO. It provides an outstanding color maintenance and is used in amounts of 0.01-0.02 % in stabilizer blends consisting of hindered phenols (such as 12, 14, 16) and aromatic phosphites (total amount of the stabilizer blend is approximately 0.1 %) (Irganox, 1997). Most probably, stabilizer 19 is able to scavenge both radicals POO and P, the latter by recombination with a carbon-centered radical generated from 19. [Pg.58]

Chemical nature stabilized blend of sodium hydrosulphite and other useful reducing agents... [Pg.119]

Plastic modification (impact modification, low/high temperature stability, flame retardant, PU foam stabilizer, blend compatibilizer)... [Pg.685]

Liquid calcium-zinc stabilizer blends present a green alternative without sacrificing performance. [Pg.127]

Bleach Assist 29. [Reilly-Whiteman] Chelating agents aiiid stabilizers blend chelating agent and peroxide stabilizer at high caustic cones, and temps. for batch and continuous bleaching systems. [Pg.51]

Cremodan. (Grindsted Prods. Denmaik] Emulsiflei/stabilizer blends for ice cream and related prods. [Pg.88]

Drynol. [Rhone-Poulenc GeronazzoSpA] Calcium dodecylbenzene sulfonate/ ethoxylated alkylphenol/stabilizer blend emulsifier for pesticides. [Pg.113]

Fructodan. [Grindsied Prods. Denmark] Stabilizer blends for use in fruit ice. [Pg.152]

Topmulgat [Lucas Meyer] Natural nonionic stabilizer blends structure improver, consistency stabilizer for soups, sauces, dressings, nuQ onnaise. [Pg.378]

Owing to experimental difficulties, there are but few publications on uniaxial deformation of blends. To prepare specimens for testing, samples usually are transfer molded and relaxed, both operations requiring relatively long heating time, during which only well stabilized blends will not coarsen. [Pg.521]

It is important to recognize that additives suitable for one type of resin may have detrimental effects on another and/or on their additives. Furthermore, the stabilizing systems of one polymer type may neutralize the system of another polymer. For example, to stabilize blends comprising 55-75 wt% PO, 5-25 wt% PS, 5-15 wt% PVC, and 0-10 wt% of other thermoplastics, 0.1-0.5 wt% of a stabilizer mixture was added. The mixmre comprised a sterically hindered phenol [e.g., pentaerythritol ester], and a phosphite [e.g., tris(2,4-di-tert-butyl phenyl)phosphite] at a ratio of 5 1 to 1 5. For other compositions of PCW, different stabilizers, viz., thio-propionic acid, benzophenones, oxahdes, benzotriazoles, HALS, and/or CaO may have to be used [Pauquet et al., 1994]. [Pg.1135]

Polymers are also used in adhesives and Avalon [11] noted that TG can be used in combination with a database of information about the components of the product and the product itself to compare the maximum mass loss temperature and profile of the TG curve to provide a quantitative analysis of the product. The database of information can be either a strength or weakness of this approach, depending on the completeness of the data available for the comparative work. The use of DSC, DMA/TMA and TG were also discussed [12] relative to adhesive applications. Among the properties examined were % crystallinity, Tg, cure state, environmental stability, blend ratios, modulus and damping, thermal expansion and shrinkage, composition, volatiles and plasticizer levels. [Pg.700]

Carbendazim Antifungal performance Leach resistant Very cost effective Causes no colour shifts Good pH and heat stability Blends well with other biocides Efficacy gap against Altemaria sp. Future classification as Category n Mutagen Cannot have in clear systems... [Pg.13]

Blends of a PAI and poly(aryl ether ketone) exhibit improved solvent resistance and hydrolytic stability. Blends of sulfonated poly(ether ether ketone) and PAI have been tested as membrane materials for direct methanol fuel cells. Miscible blends can be obtained. Blends of poly(urethane)s (PU)s and PAI, as the minor component have been reported for membrane applications. The resulting membranes are immiscible. Phase separation occurs when the amount of PU decreases. [Pg.456]

Gomez-Diaz D., Navaza J. M. 2004. Rheology of food stabilizers blends. f-Food Ena.. 64,143-149. [Pg.92]

Phenolic + phosphite 2082-79-3, 154862-43-8 Dovernox D-711 p, g High-performance stabilizer blend for PE and PP... [Pg.45]


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