Chemically Modified Polysulfones and Their Properties

Storozhuk, I. P.; Алексеев, В. М.; Kalinnikov, A. N.; Borodulin, A. S.

doi:10.1134/s1995421221040249

Polym. Sci. Ser. D

2021

DOI: 10.1134/s1995421221040249

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Chemically Modified Polysulfones and Their Properties

I. P. Storozhuk

В. М. Алексеев

A. N. Kalinnikov

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New superstructural thermoplastics and carbon composite materials based on them

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New superconstructional polyarylates with glass transition temperatures from 216 to 280°C and polyethersulfones with glass transition temperatures from 230 to 255°C have been developed. On the basis of these polymers, industrial polysulfone PSFF-30, PSF-150, polyethersulfone E-3010, polyetherimide Ultem 1000, PEEK and PEKK, and two types of carbon fabrics, thermoplastic prepregs and consolidated carbon composite plates were obtained, and their mechanical properties under compression and three-point bending were determined.

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Chemically Modified Polysulfones and Their Properties

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New superstructural thermoplastics and carbon composite materials based on them

New superstructural thermoplastics and carbon composite materials based on them

Current trends in the synthesis of soluble and hot-melt polyimides

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