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The Effect of Auxiliary Dispersants on the Dispersion and Properties of Coating Made with Domestic Clays [PDF]
, 1978 Polymeric organic dispersants are now being used to replace all or part of the inorganic dispersants currently is use for pigmented coatings. They are generally recommended for hard-to-disperse or for special applications where unusual coating ...
Brandt, Carroll A.
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Polymer Composites, EarlyView.From end‐of‐life pultruded CFRP profiles (1) to second life composites (7) through mild solvolysis (2,3), wet‐laid nonwoven mat fabrication (4), resin impregnation (5), and compression molding (6). ABSTRACT The growing use of carbon fiber–reinforced thermosets has led to the accumulation of significant composite waste, posing environmental and economic
Ehsan Zolfaghari +6 more
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Reinforcement and Rheology of Epoxy‐Mediated Lignin Integration in Carboxylated Nitrile Rubber
Polymer Engineering &Science, EarlyView.The interaction of lignin‐epoxy resin‐XNBR and the effect of lignin on the nonlinear rheological behavior of epoxy‐cured XNBR/lignin composites. ABSTRACT Lignin has attracted increasing interest as a renewable filler for rubber composites; however, it shows weaker reinforcing efficiency than conventional fillers such as carbon black and silica ...
Onur Nuri Arslan, Chaoying Wan
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Triblock Copolymeric Structures As Novel Dispersants [PDF]
Triblock Copolymeric Structures As Novel Dispersants. ICI are one of the largest producers of surface-active compounds in the world. ICI are represented in Australia by National Starch & Chemicals who have significant manufacturing and research ...
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Polymer Engineering &Science, EarlyView.Schematic overview of the preparation and characterization of PLA‐based biocomposites containing mesoporous bioactive glass, highlighting the relationship between particle morphology, composite properties, and their potential for bone regeneration. ABSTRACT The present study proposes the development of a potential biocomposite for bone regeneration by ...
Bruna Segat +5 more
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Dispersants and your health [PDF]
Oil spill dispersants are products that break an oil slick into small drops and stop the oil from coming back together to make a new slick. They do not remove oil from water but they do make it easier for nature to break down the oil.
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Effects of dispersants on preparing coal pitch water slurry [PDF]
, 2015 344-350The coal pitch water slurry(CPWS) has been prepared with solutions of dispersants and medium temperature coal tar pitch powder corresponded with “bipeak trifurcated distribution” made by cryogenic grinding technology.
Wei, W L +4 more
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Biosurfactant-based dispersants for oil spill remediation: Salinity effects and mechanistic insights [PDF]
Salinity variations, particularly in dynamic environments such as estuaries, may significantly affect the dispersion effectiveness (DE) of oil spill dispersants.
Banat, Ibrahim M +4 more
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Journal of Polymer Science, EarlyView.Post‐polymerization modification of poly(tetrazine‐co‐fluorene) conjugated polymer via an inverse‐electron‐demand Diels‐Alder reaction (IEDDA) introduces hydroxyl initiators that enable surface‐initiated ring‐opening polymerization (ROP) of lactide.
Shagana Kukendran, Alex Adronov
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Degradation of Dispersants and Dispersed Oil [PDF]
, 2011 Chemical oil dispersants are proprietary mixtures of surfactants and solvents which are directly applied to a spill in order to reduce the natural attractive forces of the oil. When oil treated with dispersants is exposed to mixing energy, typically from
Lee, Kenneth
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