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  • 2018Compatibilization effect of organophilic clays in PA6/PP polymer blend6citations
  • 2018Layered clays in PP polymer dispersion: the effect of the processing conditions5citations
  • 2018Dispersion of the Organoclay C15A Along the Screw Profile: Using TEM to Compare PP N anocomposites Thicknesscitations
  • 2017Mechanical Properties of PA6/PP Compatibilized Nanocomposites Using a Twin Screw Extrudercitations

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Layered clays in PP polymer dispersion: the effect of the processing conditions

  • Ece, Costa E. Silva
  • De Almeida, Mf
  • Correia, A.
Abstract

The effect of processing conditions of material and interfacial/ interphase properties in clay/polymer nanocomposites are usually studied through experimental results of X-ray diffraction, transmission electron microscopy and rheology mechanical tests. In this paper, the interaction of the experimental parameters and properties measure results are studied by employing multivariate analysis of variance technique. This model is used to establish relations between several material and interfacial/interphase characteristics with the processing conditions. These results are then analyzed in detail, using univariate approach (analysis of variance), to point out the existing significant relations. In general, agreement with experimental observations was found, but few other nonagreeable things are found out, which must be studied in the future. The effects of all parameters are thus determined, using these new approach, to predict the relations between material and interfacial/interphase properties, without the need to duplicate experiments in laboratory.

Topics
  • nanocomposite
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • dispersion
  • polymer
  • x-ray diffraction
  • experiment
  • layered
  • transmission electron microscopy
  • interfacial