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Thermo-oxidative degradation free-radical chain mechanism

The dissociation process is described by a free radical chain mechanism. The thermo-oxidative dissociation is initiated by the oxidation of the aliphatic moieties by a subsequent cleavage of the hydroperoxides formed. With increasing time of oxidation the temperature of the onset of degradation is lower as compared with that for a purely thermal degradation. [Pg.146]

The study of degradation processes of polymers and organic materials is a fundamental topic both from academic and industrial point of view and it can be expected that thermal and thermo-oxidative decomposition mechanisms are reasonably well established. [20,3 8] These complex reactions proceed via a typical free-radical chain as outlined in scheme 2. [Pg.335]


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Chain degradation

Chain oxidation

Chain radical

Degradation mechanism

Degradation mechanisms chain

Degradative mechanisms

Free chains

Free mechanism

Free radical mechanism

Free radicals oxidation

Free radicals radical chains

Free-radical chain

Free-radical chain mechanism

Mechanism radical chain

OXIDATION OXIDATIVE DEGRADATION

Oxidation radical

Oxidation radical-chain

Oxidations degradative oxidation

Oxidative degradation

Oxide Radicals

Oxide, free

Radical mechanism

Thermo-mechanical

Thermo-oxidation

Thermo-oxidation mechanism

Thermo-oxidative degradation

Thermo-oxidative degradation mechanism

Thermos

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