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Deformation and fracture behavior of polystyrene ionomer and ionomer blends
Colloid & Polymer Science, 1992The deformation and fracture behavior of sulphonated polystyrene ionomers, and of blends of these with polystyrene have been investigated. The microstructure of the ionomer, which varies with ion content, appears to have a significant effect on mechanical properties.
M. Hara, M. Bellinger, J. A. Sauer
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Journal of Polymer Science Part A: Polymer Chemistry, 1989
AbstractThe preparation and properties of highly crystalline ionomers formed by the copolymerization of propylene and low levels of ethylcholoroaluminium 10‐undecenoate have been investigated. Few of the variables studied had dramatic effects on the copolymerization. Thus, a five‐fold increase in undecenoate concentration gave only about a 20% increase
L. M. Landoll, D. S. Breslow
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AbstractThe preparation and properties of highly crystalline ionomers formed by the copolymerization of propylene and low levels of ethylcholoroaluminium 10‐undecenoate have been investigated. Few of the variables studied had dramatic effects on the copolymerization. Thus, a five‐fold increase in undecenoate concentration gave only about a 20% increase
L. M. Landoll, D. S. Breslow
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2009
Abstract Manufacturers (Trade Names) DuPont (Nafion®), Asahi Glass (Flemion®), Asahi Kasei (Aciplex®), 3M, Solvay-Solexis (Hyflon®) Class Chemical copolymers Preparative Techniques Free radical copolymerization of highly fluorinated vinyl ether monomers, usually with tetrafluoroethylene, in fluorocarbon solvents or by aqueous emulsion.
Richard E Fernandez +3 more
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Abstract Manufacturers (Trade Names) DuPont (Nafion®), Asahi Glass (Flemion®), Asahi Kasei (Aciplex®), 3M, Solvay-Solexis (Hyflon®) Class Chemical copolymers Preparative Techniques Free radical copolymerization of highly fluorinated vinyl ether monomers, usually with tetrafluoroethylene, in fluorocarbon solvents or by aqueous emulsion.
Richard E Fernandez +3 more
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