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Talc filler

Fig. 7. The effect of filler particle shape on the viscosity of polypropylene (PP) at 200 °C (A) neat PP ( ) PP containing 40% by weight glass beads (O) PP containing 40% by weight talc. (Filler size distributions similar, at 44 pm or less) [17]... Fig. 7. The effect of filler particle shape on the viscosity of polypropylene (PP) at 200 °C (A) neat PP ( ) PP containing 40% by weight glass beads (O) PP containing 40% by weight talc. (Filler size distributions similar, at 44 pm or less) [17]...
MB 1,3 and MB 4 grades) — a melamine-formaldehyde resin aminoplast loaded with organic (cotton pulp) and mineral (asbestos, talc) fillers. [Pg.142]

The MFV type is an aminoplast based on a modified melamine-formaldehyde resin with an organic (cotton rallulose) or a mineral (asbestos, talc) filler. [Pg.31]

Altaic. [Cyprus Industrial Min.] Talc filler and pigment in rubber, paints, soaps, ceramics, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals dusting agent, lubricant, electrical insulation. [Pg.20]

Emtal . [Engelhard] Talc filler, rein-forcer for thermosets, thermophutics, thermoplastic elastomers in caulks and sealants, dry-wall comp., adhesives, printing inks, paints, metal primers dusting agent few tacky rubber compds. [Pg.129]

Jet Fil . [Luzenac R.T. Vanderbilt] Talc filler for PP and other resin systems. [Pg.188]

Microtuff. [Pfizer] Surface-treated talc filler for polyolefins. [Pg.232]

Stetalc Artie Mist [Steedey Minerals Ltd.] Talc fillers. [Pg.353]

Aluminum silicate Aminotrimethylene phosphonic acid Barium hydroxide lime Calcium metasilicate Calcium sulfate Calcium sulfate dihydrate Cellulose Diatomaceous earth Diatomaceous earth, amorphous Magnesium carbonate Sodium polyacrylate Talc filler, paper coatings Aluminum silicate dihydrate Bentonite Calcium metasilicate Whiting Wollastonite filler, paper sizing Kaolin... [Pg.5244]

Several techniques have been developed to rapidly identify additives in plastics as part of an overall plastics recycling operation. Some techniques such as Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) can combine resin identification with information of the presence or absence of additives such as flame retardants or talc fillers [49, 62, 65]. The sliding spark technique developed at the University of Duisburg in Germany can identify a range of heavy metals along with the type of resin [68, 69]. [Pg.587]

Figure 8.19 Effect of talc filler type-stabilizer loading combination on LTHA. , Beaverwhite 325 , Vertal 410 A, Stellar 410. Figure 8.19 Effect of talc filler type-stabilizer loading combination on LTHA. , Beaverwhite 325 , Vertal 410 A, Stellar 410.
Figure 8.21 Hunter L vs. wt% Ti02 with talc filler level of 15 wt%. A, Cimpact 710 , Jetfil 700 , Cimpact 699. Figure 8.21 Hunter L vs. wt% Ti02 with talc filler level of 15 wt%. A, Cimpact 710 , Jetfil 700 , Cimpact 699.
Talc Filler/extender/reinforcement improves stiffness, tensile strength, resistance to creep... [Pg.20]

Figuie 3 Effect of talc filler on UV stability. (See Figure 1 caption for glossary of terms.)... [Pg.363]

Figure 6.11 Friction changes with increased metal temperature for polypropylene powder preblended with 20% talc filler. 1975, Rapra Technology)... Figure 6.11 Friction changes with increased metal temperature for polypropylene powder preblended with 20% talc filler. 1975, Rapra Technology)...
Polymer nanocomposites consist of a polymer matrix with embedded filler particles with at least one dimension at the nanometre level, (i.e. 1-100 nm), much smaller than for the conventional polymer composites described above. The inclusion of nanoparticles can effect significant improvements in mechanical properties such as modulus, yield stress and fracture toughness for filler levels as low as a few per cent by weight. This is much lower than in conventional polymer composites, as illustrated in Figure 9.7, where the effect of talc reinforcement and clay nanoparticle reinforcement in a polypropylene matrix are compared. Talc filler is regarded as a conventional reinforcement, with particle diameters in the range 1-10 qm and thickness around 20 times less, whereas the clay particles are of length around 100 nm and thickness as low as 1 nm. Clay occurs in the form of platelets and has been... [Pg.238]

A typical construction involves a combination system employing a butyl mastic as the barrier sealant between the metal spacer and glass and a back-up, chemically curing sealant serving as an adhesive to hold the unit together. An insulated glass mastic formulation is shown in Table 14. Vistanex LM low molecular weight PIB is combined with a platy talc filler... [Pg.203]

The most commonly employed fillers in plasticized PVC are the precipitated forms of calcium carbonate (CaCOy) and related minerals such as dolomite (calcium magnesium carbonate). CaCOj fillers are diroated with fatty acids to improve physical properties of PVC, particularly flex life and elongation at break. The effect of calcium carbonate fillers on fusion properties of PVC is reviewed (47). Other fillers include china clay, calcined clay, asbestos, barytas, talc, alumina and kieselguhr and silicates. Micaceous-talc fillers in PVC which are polyblended with acrylonitrile rubber shows an extraordinary effect. Small amounts improve elongation and energy to break. [Pg.56]


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