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Testing graft copolymers

This multitude of properties the polymer must possess dictate that better polymer performance will be obtained from materials with complicated structures. Such polymers are complex polymers l) random copolymers, 2) block copolymers, 3) graft copolymers, 4) micellizing copolymers, and 5) network copolymers. There has been a dramatic increase in the past decade in the number and complexity of these copolymers and a sizable number of these new products have been made from natural products. The synthesis, analysis, and testing of lignin and starch, natural product copolymers, with particular emphasis on graft copolymers designed for enhanced oil recovery, will be presented. [Pg.181]

GRAFT COPOLYMERS. Goggarty was one of the first applications specialists to propose, in 1978, that graft copolymers by used for resource recovery(34) A number of such graft copolymers have now been made and tested and the knowledge gained about products based on lignin and starch will be summarized below. [Pg.181]

Poly(starch-g-(l-amidoethylene)) copolymer is not a polyelectrolyte and will be a smaller molecule in water than an equal molecular weight, partially hydrolyzed poly(l-amidoethylene). Polyelectrolyte effect should, however, cause the graft copolymer to expand in solution in the same way it causes poly(l -amidoethylene) to expand, so a series of hydrolyzed graft copolymers were prepared from poly(starch-g-(l-amidoethylene))(41-43) and these derivatives were tested to determine the effect of hydrolysis on copolymer properties in solution. [Pg.184]

J.J. Meister, Review of the Synthesis, Characterization, and Testing of Graft Copolymers of Lignin, p.305-322 of Renewable-Resource Materials New Polymer Sources, C.E. Carraher,... [Pg.207]

Strength properties of rayon-polystyrene graft copolymers (single fiber tests) (108)... [Pg.146]

Graft Copolymers with High Backbone-Polymer Content. Work on VC/PE graft copolymers of this type led to a process (10) now being tested on pilot-plant scale. Its industrial application is being considered. The process is also applicable to other backbone polymers that are sufficiently swelled by this monomer. Most grades of ethylene-propylene... [Pg.148]

Our work on vinyl chloride graft copolymers has led to the development of a graft polymerization process for the production of homogeneous VC/PE graft copolymers with high backbone-polymer content. This process is now being tested on a pilot-plant scale, and industrial applications are being considered. [Pg.166]

A very common method for analysing the graft reaction products is via the fractionation of the products. Obviously, for any particular copolymer system a specific fractionation procedure will be required and must be tested by trial and error. However, the principles of such a procedure can be demonstrated using the examples of MAN-grafted copolymers from styrene and 6 or 9 36) ... [Pg.172]

In this paper we summarize the results obtained from a study of the reaction of formation of the graft copolymer and the physical-mechanical properties of the crude polymerization products, comprising useful tests to define both processability and resistance of these products to external agents. [Pg.272]

The high level of unsaturation in the cw-1,4-polybutadiene per se and after dehydrochlorination as well as the unsaturation generated in the PVC has its drawbacks in the potential susceptibility to crosslinking. This may be responsible for the unexpectedly small improvement in the processibility of the cw-l,4-polybutadiene PVC graft copolymer, as indicated by the torque rheometer test. [Pg.330]

Watanabe62) studied systematically the copolymerization of ra-methacryloyl-polyoxyethylenes, with monomers such as acrylonitrile, styrene, butyl methacrylate, and methacrylic acid. It should be mentioned that the macromonomers that he prepared are very short so that no difficulties were encountered to isolate the graft copolymers formed. There are many applications for these graft copolymers, e.g. as additives in polyacrylonitrile films and fibers they cause improved antistatic properties. They have been tested as varnishes, coatings, and wood dimensional stabilization agents. [Pg.43]

XT Then certain allyl halides react with a suitable inorganic salt in the presence of a heterocyclic monomer, polymerization ensues (J). If the halide is a polymeric halide, graft copolymer results. The objectives of the present work are (1) to synthesize and characterize such graft copolymers and (2) to test some of their mechanical properties and relate them to the content of branch which has been grafted from the polymer. [Pg.576]

Samples for 180° peel tests were prepared according to standard neoprene recipes (9). Neoprene AC or a graft copolymer prepared from it was mixed on an open mill at room temperature for 20-25 min with the following compounding ingredients in succession ... [Pg.578]


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