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- 2024Study of mercury adsorption using biochars derived from the invasive brown seaweed “Sargassum muticum” as a low-cost and ecofriendly adsorbent in the aqueous phase
- 2024An engineered enzyme embedded into PLA to make self-biodegradable plasticcitations
- 2024Effect of the Nature, the Content and the Preparation Method of Zeolite‐Polymer Mixtures on the Pyrolysis of Linear Low‐Density Polyethylene
- 2024Effect of the Nature, the Content and the Preparation Method of Zeolite‐Polymer Mixtures on the Pyrolysis of Linear Low‐Density Polyethylene
- 2023Modelling Behaviour of a Carbon Epoxy Composite Exposed to Fire: Part II-Comparison with Experimental Results.citations
- 2021Flame Retardancy of Lightweight Sandwich Compositescitations
- 2021Self-stratified bio-based coatings: Formulation and elucidation of critical parameters governing stratificationcitations
- 2021Self-stratification of ternary systems including a flame retardant liquid additivecitations
- 2018Comparison between one step and multistep fire retardant coating processes by Life Cycle Assessment
- 2018Self-stratification of ternary systems including a flame retardant liquid additivecitations
- 2018Key role of magnesium hydroxide surface treatment in the flame retardancy of glass fiber reinforced polyamide 6citations
- 2017Modelling Behaviour of a Carbon Epoxy Composite Exposed to Fire: Part II-Comparison with Experimental Results.citations
- 2017Modelling Behaviour of a Carbon Epoxy Composite Exposed to Fire: Part I-Characterisation of Thermophysical Properties.citations
- 2016Physical modelling of an aeronautical composite in fire
- 2015The electron microanalyzer (EPMA): a powerful device for the microanalysis of filled polymeric materialscitations
- 2015The effects of thermophysical properties and environmental conditions on fire performance of intumescent coatings on glass fibre-reinforced epoxy compositescitations
- 2010Matériaux polymères et développement durable
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The electron microanalyzer (EPMA): a powerful device for the microanalysis of filled polymeric materials
Abstract
The electron probe microanalyzer is a device often used in the field of geology or in the glass and steel industries. However, it is barely known or used in the polymer field. Thus, in this paper, we investigate the use of electron probe microanalyzer for polymer microanalyses and compared it with a scanning electron microscope equipped with an energy dispersive spectrometer. To show the unique potential of this technique only develop in our lab for polymer application, three different samples were studied: (i) a fire protective epoxy-based coating submitted to aging in salt water, (ii) the distribution of organometallic catalysts into a thermal isolative silicone polymer, and (iii) the fouling growth of milk protein (biopolymer) on a stainless steel surface. Compared to an energy dispersive spectrometer, with an electron probe microanalyzer it is possible to quickly create X-ray mappings of low concentration elements at a good resolution, as well as allowing the interpretation of the mechanism of action for the three samples which was impossible using only an energy dispersive spectrometer because of its too low detection resolution.