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- 2024Unlocking the Potential of Lignin: Towards a Sustainable Solution for Tire Rubber Compound Reinforcementcitations
- 2022Electrically conductive and piezoresistive polymer nanocomposites using multiwalled carbon nanotubes in a flexible copolyester: Spectroscopic, morphological, mechanical and electrical properties
- 2022Ferric Ions Crosslinked Epoxidized Natural Rubber Filled with Carbon Nanotubes and Conductive Carbon Black Hybrid Fillers
- 2021Treasuring waste lignin as superior reinforcing filler in high cis-polybutadiene rubbercitations
- 2020Friction, abrasion and crack growth behavior of in-situ and ex-situ silica filled rubber compositescitations
- 2020Verfahren zur Herstellung von Lignin-PAN-basierten Polymercompounds und Lignin-PAN-basierte Polymercompounds
- 2019Influence of Zn concentration on interfacial intermetallics during liquid and solid state reaction of hypo and hypereutectic Sn-Zn solder alloyscitations
- 2019The Taste of Waste: The Edge of Eggshell Over Calcium Carbonate in Acrylonitrile Butadiene Rubber
- 2019Devulcanization of Waste Rubber and Generation of Active Sites for Silica Reinforcement
- 2018Improved electromechanical response in acrylic rubber by different carbon-based fillerscitations
- 2018Temperature scanning stress relaxation of an autonomous self-healing elastomer containing non-covalent reversible network junctionscitations
- 2018Further enhancement of mechanical properties of conducting rubber composites based on multiwalled carbon nanotubes and Nitrile Rubber by solvent treatmentcitations
- 2017Strong Strain Sensing Performance of Natural Rubber Nanocompositescitations
- 2017Vegetable fillers for electric stimuli responsive elastomerscitations
- 2017Temperature-Dependent Reinforcement of Hydrophilic Rubber Using Ice Crystals
- 2016Improvement of actuation performance of dielectric elastomers by barium titanate and carbon black fillerscitations
- 2016Evaluation of mechanical and dynamic mechanical properties of multiwalled carbon nanotube-based ethylene–propylene copolymer composites mixed by masterbatch dilutioncitations
- 2015Rubber composites based on silane-treated stöber silica and nitrile rubber: Interaction of treated silica with rubber matrixcitations
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Further enhancement of mechanical properties of conducting rubber composites based on multiwalled carbon nanotubes and Nitrile Rubber by solvent treatment
Abstract
Post-treatment removal of dispersion agents from carbon nanotube/rubber composites can greatly enhance the mechanical properties by increasing the filler–matrix interaction. In this study, multiwall carbon nanotubes (MWNT) were dispersed in water by sonication and nonionic surfactant, octyl-phenol-ethoxylate was used as a dispersion agent. The dispersed MWNTs were incorporated in thermo-reactive acrylonitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) latex and nanocomposite films were prepared by solution casting. As a post-treatment, the surfactant was removed with acetone and films were dried in air. Dispersion quality of the colloid before casting was determined, and mechanical, electrical and thermal properties of the composites before and after the acetone post-treatment were studied. It was found that removal of dispersion agent increased the storage modulus of films between 160–300% in all samples. Relative enhancement was greater in samples with better dispersion quality, whereas thermal conductivity changed more in samples with smaller dispersion quality values. Electrical properties were not notably affected. ; publishedVersion