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Temperature Introduction

The response of a plastic to an applied stress depends on the temperature and the time at that temperature to a much greater extent than does that of a metal or ceramic. The variation of an amorphous TP over an extended temperature range can be exemplified [Pg.253]

Testing different impact properties at various temperatures produces a plot that looks [Pg.256]

Such a test is quite dependent on the testing and processing conditions. It tends to have only limited use in actual design, but it can be used as a guide or approach to selection. Often, the high-temperature apparent modulus data for a particular time span gives a [Pg.258]

ABS Poly- PPO Acetal Poly- PBT PET Nylon Thermo- PPS Phenolic cartKjnate suHone set [Pg.259]

Engineering Polymer 73T 23T 212T lOOT 300°F 150°C 400T 200T [Pg.260]


Cl Disperse Violet 26 is prepared by the reaction of l,4-diamino-2,3-dichloroanthraquinone (Cl Disperse Violet 28 (35)) with potassium phenoxide in phenol as a solvent at high temperature. Introduction of phenoxy groups into the 2,3-position shifts the shade to bright, reddish violet and improves the lightfastness and sublimation resistance. [Pg.323]

The extremely high energy dissipation in the craze layer, 5 X 108 ergs/gram, would lead to an adiabatic temperature rise of about 24°C during crack/craze propagation, which is insufficient to cause most matrix polymers to pass through their T0 at usual environmental temperatures. Introduction of rubber particles can only lower this temperature rise since rubber secant modulus is very low and rubber deformation does not exceed the 300% or so of the deformed matrix. [Pg.100]

A method of preventing aggregation of nanotubes is described. The procedure entails the ambient temperature introduction of carboxylic acids onto the nanotube substrate using a mixture of ammonium persulfate and sulfuric acid. By this method up to 0.76meq/g carboxylic acid was introduced onto a nanotube surface after two days. [Pg.336]

Open vessel acid digestion, one of the oldest techniques, is undoubtedly the most common method of sample decomposition or dissolution of organic and inorganic sample material used in chemical laboratories. This very inexpensive technique is of inestimable value for routine analysis because it can easily be automated all the relevant parameters (time, temperature, introduction of decomposition reagents) lend themselves to straightforward control. [Pg.82]

Our experimental results confirm the literature reports [131-133]. However, when the reaction of 3-methylthio- or 3-f-butoxythiophene with BuLi in THF or Et20 was carried out at room temperature, introduction of lithium into the 5-position occurred to an appreciable extent [9]. [Pg.116]

Some authors claim that the higher burning temperature introduction we owe to Aspdin. Johnson applied this method in the factory in Gateshead, which he had taken after Aspdin leaved it in 1851 [4]. Johnson obtained a patent for improvement of Portland cement production in the year 1872. The Johnson achievement was recognised also by Michaelis, it is, however, the open matter to whom of two precursors of Portland cement producing—Aspdin or Johnson—this invention should be attributed [1,4]. [Pg.3]

Vicat softening temperature und heat distortion temperature - introduction... [Pg.74]

Some proton conductors have relatively high conductivities at room temperature. Introduction of these materials into electrochemical cells brings about attractive chemical sensors workable at room temperature. Potentiometric or amperometric detection of chemical components at room temperature would create new fields of application for sensors especially in bioprocess control and medical diagnosis. With an all-solid-state structure, the sensors would be compatible with micro-fabrication and mass production, and small power consumption associated with their ambient-temperature operation would be intrinsically suited for cordless or portable sensors. [Pg.527]

The rate tn of naphthalene conversion depends on the concentrations of naphthalene, hydrogen, and steam, which may be expressed by a general function Cj), as well as on the rate constant fen, which strongly depends on the axial temperature Introduction of the cross-sectional area and length of the reactor, Ar and Lr, respectively, then leads to ... [Pg.393]

Parallel results were found when bryostatins 4 and 10 were allowed to react with m-chloroperbenzoic acid in methylene chloride at room temperature. Introduction of one oxygen atom required two days. The SP-SIMS spectra were consistent with an additional 16 mass units, but while epoxidation of bryostatin 4 occurred at the A -olefin, epoxidation of bryostatin 10 occurred at the A -olefin, a conclusion reached by considering the H-NMR spectra. The spectrum of bryostatin 10 epoxide retained the olefinic resonances of the A double bond but the H-30 olefinic resonance at 85.658 was shifted to higher field at 53.358, a shift characteristic of hydrogen on an epoxide. In addition, the C-36 methyl... [Pg.175]


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