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Biorenewable blends of polyamide‐4,10 and polyamide‐6,10

Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2016
ABSTRACTBiobased polymers hold the promise of greatly improved sustainability metrics. In this study, semicrystalline polymer blends are formulated between two partially biorenewable polyamides. Polyamide 4,10 (PA410) is melt mixed with polyamide‐6,10 (PA610).
Christopher S. Moran, Agathe Barthelon, Andrew Pearsall, Vikas Mittal, John R. Dorgan   +4 more
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Blends of biorenewable polyamide-11 and polyamide-6,10

Polymer, 2013
Biorenewable polyamide-11 (PA11) is blended with partially biorenewable polyamide-6,10 (PA610) to produce thermoplastics of varying renewable carbon content. DSC thermograms show melting point depression for the PA610 crystals with increasing PA11 composition thus indicating that the two polyamides are fully miscible in the melt; the blends exhibit ...
Ruehle, David A., Perbix, Clay, Castaneda, Monica, Dorgan, John R., Mittal, Vikas, Halley, Peter, Martin, Darren   +6 more
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Dielectric studies of hyperbranched aromatic polyamide and polyamide‐6,6 blends

Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2005
AbstractThe objective of this work was to study the interactions between polyamide‐6,6 (PA‐6,6) and hyperbranched (HB) polyamide with different functional end groups. The investigation focused on the thermal, dielectric, and viscoelastic properties of two kinds of HB polyamides, with amine and alkyl end groups, prepared by a one‐pot process, in a ...
Hakme, C., Stevenson, I., Fulchiron, R., Seytre, G., Clement, F., Odoni, L., Rochat, S., Varlet, J.   +7 more
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Continuous polyamidation of polyamide 6

Fibre Chemistry, 1995
E. Morf, W. Stibal
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Chemistry and Technology of Polyamides

2012
This chapter presents a comprehensive overview of the chemistry, process technology, and thermal and mechanical properties of hydrolytically prepared fully aliphatic and semiaromatic commercial polyamides (PAs). In addition, commercially available block copolyetheramides and the most important PA blends are discussed.
Rulkens, R., Koning, C.E.
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Taming the Flow with Hyperbranched Polyamides as Melt Modifiers in Polyamide Composites

Macromolecular Rapid Communications
AbstractTransport equipment manufacturers in the automotive and aerospace industries are focused on developing materials that enhance fuel efficiency and reduce carbon dioxide emissions. A significant approach is employing lightweight materials like aluminum, magnesium, and polymer‐based composites. Polyamide‐based composites, particularly nylon 66, as
Suna Jo, Daeyul Kwon, Jeehoon Yu, Yong Seok Kim, Youngjae Yoo   +4 more
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Polyamides

2011
Hans Barkholt, Gundula Jänsch-Kaiser, S. Gorski   +2 more
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Polyamide desalination membranes: Formation, structure, and properties

Progress in Polymer Science, 2021
Viatcheslav Freger, Guy Z Ramon
exaly  

polyamide

2021
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Properties of Aromatic Polyamide and Polyamide-Hydrazide Membranes

1972
The search for new and improved membrane compositions has continued on a large scale since the discovery of cellulose acetate as a desalination membrane by Reid and Breton[1], and subsequent improvements in flux demonstrated by Loeb and Sourirajan [2,3].
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