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Mehdy Vafayan, Mohammad Hosain Beheshty , Mehdi Poorabdollah, September 2011
Nanoclay can affect the kinetic parameters of unsaturated polyester resin catalyzed with a methyl ethyl ketone peroxide initiator and promoted by a cobalt naphthenate accelerator.
Pascal Hubert , Genevieve Palardy, Lolei Khoun, September 2011
A simple method estimates, based on predicting variation in part thickness during the process, the surface finish quality of panels manufactured by resin transfer molding.
Norhaniza Yusof , Ahmad Fauzi Ismail, September 2011
Polymer precursors of carbon fibers made using an environmentally friendly process show mechanical and thermal properties comparable to those prepared by conventional methods.
Carlo Santulli , Fabrizio Sarasini, Jose M. Kenny, Debora Puglia, September 2011
New Zealand flax leaf fibers, traditionally used for weaving mats and ropes, can reinforce a poly(lactic acid) matrix, making it more desirable for plastics and composite applications.
Alexander Penlidis, Chandra Mouli R. Madhuranthakam, August 2011
A detailed and improved mathematical model helps scientists and engineers to ‘visualize’ production scenarios for acrylonitrile-butadiene rubber emulsion copolymerization.
A high-molecular-weight copolymer blend based on poly(lactic acid), possessing both amorphous and crystalline segments, features excellent mechanical performance and thermal properties.
By analyzing antioxidant thickness profiles in polyethylene pipes, the primary aging processes of the drinking water distribution network can be understood.
Bonk-sik Kang, JongOh Park, Varij Panwar, Sukho Park, August 2011
Larger actuation displacements and blocking forces at 2.5 and 3.0 DC voltages render the new composites superior to Nafion and useful for many applications.
Fengqiu Chen, Qinghua Zhang, Yitao Yu, Xiaoli Zhan, August 2011
Block copolymers that possess a soft core, hard shell, and polar terminal units can be synthesized by surfactant-free reversible addition-fragmentation chain-transfer radical polymerization.
Blends of polyethylene terephthalate and high-density polyethylene, with varying component ratios and short fiber reinforcements, help explain useful changes in mechanical properties.
Amit Chaudhary, Krishnamurthy Jayaraman, July 2011
Combining clay and compatibilizer additives with linear polypropylene forms nanocomposites with a densely entangled inner structure able to produce quality foams upon extrusion.
Three deformation mechanisms occur in acrylonitrile butadiene styrene rubber-toughened blends, and strain rate affects the relative contribution of each mechanism.
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