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Epoxy thermoplastics

Figure 8.2 Schematic phase diagrams for thermoplastic-epoxy monomer (diglycidyl ether of bisphenol A) blends, (CPC = cloud point curve, and VC = vitrification curve), (a) and (b) UCST (upper critical solution temperature) behaviour for PPE and PEI (respectively) - DGEBA n = 0.15 (c) LCST (lower critical solution temperature) behaviour for PES-DGEBA y n = 0.15. (Pascault and Williams, 2000 - Copyright 2001. Reprinted by permission of John Wiley Sons Inc.)... Figure 8.2 Schematic phase diagrams for thermoplastic-epoxy monomer (diglycidyl ether of bisphenol A) blends, (CPC = cloud point curve, and VC = vitrification curve), (a) and (b) UCST (upper critical solution temperature) behaviour for PPE and PEI (respectively) - DGEBA n = 0.15 (c) LCST (lower critical solution temperature) behaviour for PES-DGEBA y n = 0.15. (Pascault and Williams, 2000 - Copyright 2001. Reprinted by permission of John Wiley Sons Inc.)...
Woo et al. (1994) studied a DGEBA/DDS system with both polysul-fone and CTBN. The thermoplastic/rubber-modified epoxy showed a complex phase-in-phase morphology, with a continuous epoxy phase surrounding a discrete thermoplastic/epoxy phase domain. These discrete domains exhibited a phase-inverted morphology, consisting of a continuous thermoplastic and dispersed epoxy particles. The reactive rubber seemed to enhance the interfacial adhesive bonding between the thermoplastic and thermosetting domains. With 5 phr CTBN in addition to 20 phr polysul-fone, Glc of the ternary system showed a 300% improvement (700 Jm-2 compared with 230 J m 2 for the neat matrix). [Pg.424]

A compound, in the understanding of this chapter, is a thermosetting, thermoplastic, epoxy resin (cold curing) or elastomeric material with or... [Pg.166]

A solubility map for two epichlorohydrin (ECH)/bisphenol A (BPA) derived epoxy resins (mol wts 900 and 2900) and a high molecular weight (200,000) thermoplastic epoxy (TE) resin commonly used in coatings is given in Figure 1. [Pg.184]

Silver-filled epoxy paste Aluminum nitride filled thermoplastic epoxy Silver-filled thermoplastic epoxy... [Pg.229]

Chem. Descrip. Triphenyl phosphite CAS 101-02-0 EINECS/ELINCS 202-9084 Uses Heat stabilizer for engineering thermoplastics, epoxies, PVC, ABS, coatings, adhesives improves color in polyesters aids curing and hardening in epoxies... [Pg.271]

Thermoplastic epoxy paste, unfilled Staystik 182 Cookson Electronics 98 - -... [Pg.79]

The most important step in using epoxy resins is to develop the appropriate epoxy formulation since most are used as precursors to a three-dimensional cross-linked network. With the exception of the very high MW phenoxy resins and the epoxy-based thermoplastics, epoxy resin is rarely used by itself. It is usually formulated with modifiers such as fillers and used in composite structures with glass fiber or... [Pg.2724]

Very high MW (aiso known as phenoxy resins) commonly used for thermoplastic epoxy lacquers. [Pg.94]

Phenoxy thermoplastic epoxy type of material characterised by good clarity, rigidity and toughness. It can be injection moulded, extmded and blow moulded. [Pg.64]

Poel GV, Goossens S, Goderis B, Groeninckx G. Reaction induced phase separation in semicrystalline thermoplastic/epoxy resin blends. Polymer 2005 46 10758-71. [Pg.13]

Poncet S, Boiteux G, Pascault JP, Sautereau H, Seytre G, Rogozinski J, et al. Monitoring phase separation and reaction advancement in situ in thermoplastic/epoxy blends. Polymer 1999 40 6811-20. [Pg.13]

Goossens S, Groeninckx G. High melting thermoplastic/epoxy resin blends influence of the curing reaction on the crystallization and melting behavior. J Polym Sci B Polym Phys 2007 45 2456-69. [Pg.37]

Epoxies generally have excellent adhesion to metals, ceramics and glass, although on most amorphous thermoplastics epoxies will usually he outperformed by MMA, UV adhesives or cyanoacrylates. Epoxies will bond well to thermoset plastics and are widely used for bonding sheet moulding compound door and body panels in the transportation industries. Epoxies do not adhere well to elastomers, fluoropolymers or polyolefin plastics. [Pg.21]

There are hundreds of different epoxy grades available and, whilst many of these are far more suited for bonding metals than thermoplastics, epoxies are used for some... [Pg.47]


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