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Crosslink formation in chain growth polymers by the incorporation of dienes with monomers

Crosslink formation model of calcium arginic acid.

Crosslink parameter vs. torque for carbon black filled SBR. Adapted, by permission, from Fuelber C, Bluemich B, Unseld K, Herrmann V, Kaut. u. Gummi Kunst., 48, No.4, 1995, 254-9.

Crosslink parameter vs. torque for carbon black filled SBR. Adapted, by permission, from Fuelber C, Bluemich B, Unsold K, Herrmann V, Kaut. u. Gummi Kunst., 48, No.4, 1995, 254-9.

Crosslink reactions.

Crosslink to other polymer chains.

Crosslinkable dendritic NLO polymers

Crosslinkable fluorinated PMMA.

Crosslinked amorphous polymer, Variation of modulus with T for two different molecular weights Mi M2 between crosslink points

Crosslinked Dextran.

Crosslinked epoxy resins

Crosslinked melamine-formaldehyde resin

Crosslinked NLO epoxy system.

Crosslinked poled NLO polymers by Diels-Alder reaction.

Crosslinked Polymer

Crosslinked polyurethanes from polyol P-Mannich bases.

Crosslinked products by amino group replacement of oligomeric phenolic Mannich ba.scs.

Crosslinked rubber. The crosslinks are indicated by filled circles.

Crosslinked styrene-divinylbenzene network.

Crosslinkers containing a diol group in their cross-bridge design may be cleaved by oxidation with sodium periodate.

Crosslinkers containing an ester group in their cross-bridge are susceptible to cleavage under alkaline conditions using hydroxylamine.

Crosslinkers for poly.

Crosslinkers, i.e., monomers having two or more double bonds, used as comonomers in the radiation grafting process

Crosslinking agents that form diazo bonds may be cleaved using sodium dithionite.

Crosslinking between pretreated EPDM and diene rubbers



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