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Surface green strength

Polyester diols are often combined with polyether diols to provide green strength through crystallization or elevated r . Most prevalent and least expensive is hexamethylene diol adipate (HDA) with a Tm of about 60°C. A variety of polyesters are available with various levels of crystallinity — from wax-like to amorphous — and crystallization rate, and with values ranging well below 0°C to above room temperature. Polybutadiene diols are the most expensive and most hydrophobic. They provide low surface tension and thus good wet out of non-polar surfaces. [Pg.733]

Foundry core oil. CNSL resins are known to impart good scratch hardness to sand core after they are baked [133,134,137,167]. It also provided resistance to moisture and weathering and good green strength, and surface finish to molded articles. [Pg.424]

Green strength -1) The resistance to deformation of a rubber stock in the uncured state. 2) Uncured adhesion between plied or spliced surfaces. [Pg.267]

CaCO EPR rubber rubber silicone maleates fatty acid silanes PDMS decreased disperse component of the surface energy filler surface energy approaches surface energy of matrix decreased tensile strength and flexural cracking increased green strength, Mooney viscosity, and tensile properties surface hydrophobization resistance to solvent extraction and water 21 49 49 37... [Pg.546]

Green strength (grab)— The ability of an adhesive to hold two surfaces together when first brought into contact and before the adhesive develops its ultimate bonding properties when fully cured. [Pg.334]


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