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Home › SPE Online Plastics Encyclopedia Directory › Polymers (Resins) › Fluorinated Polymers ›

Polyperfluorosulfonates

Ionomers such as polysulfonates can be fluorinated.  (RDC 1/11/2010)

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1/7/2011
FTIR equivalent weight determination of perfluorosulfonate polymers
(165–183)
Journal of Applied Polymer  Science 120 #1 (2011)
Perusich of ASRC Aerospace, Florida showed that degradation begins by the decomposition of the SO3H group at 320°C followed by bulk deterioration above 400°C.  (RDC 1/10/2011)

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