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Relationship between processing and electrical properties in SEBS/CNT nanocomposites
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This article describes nanocomposites of triblock copolymer styrene–ethylene/butylene–styrene doping with 5 wt% of multiwalled carbon nanotubes (CNTs) prepared bymelt mixing process. The selection of processing temperature was made according tothe state of macrodispersion of CNTs within polymer matrix. Afterwards, the relationshipbetween rotational speed, mixing time and electrical conductivity has beennoted. It was confirmed that the temperature of 300 C and rotational speed of 100 r/minlead to significant decreasing of CNT agglomerations resulting in high electrical conductivityequal to 8.0 S/m.