2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0032-3861(99)00720-x
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Crystal phase and crystallinity of polyamide 6/functionalized polyolefin blends

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“…Regarding the blends, first of all, it is possible to point out that although it is described in the literature that the incorporation of ionic groups so as to favor specific and favorable interactions, 17 such as ion-ion bonds, 18 have proved to be a useful route to achieve polymer compatibilization, 19 in our case, same as in nonsulfonated blends, we observe the T g corresponding to each of the constituents of the blends. This fact indicates that as result of sulfonation reaction, no changes are observed and these blends, from a thermal point of view, behave as incompatible.…”
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confidence: 69%
“…Regarding the blends, first of all, it is possible to point out that although it is described in the literature that the incorporation of ionic groups so as to favor specific and favorable interactions, 17 such as ion-ion bonds, 18 have proved to be a useful route to achieve polymer compatibilization, 19 in our case, same as in nonsulfonated blends, we observe the T g corresponding to each of the constituents of the blends. This fact indicates that as result of sulfonation reaction, no changes are observed and these blends, from a thermal point of view, behave as incompatible.…”
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“…However a careful examination shows that in the reactive blends, the PA6 component presents some slight changes in the intermediate region between the (200) and the (002) reflections due to the a-structure of PA6. [46] In this intermediate region, 21 8 a 2h a 23 8, the corresponding reflections for the c-form are located. It was found that in both blend compositions, the PA6 component of the reactive blend presented a less pronounced valley between the two a-form reflections, thus indicating a possible weak growth of the c-form of the PA6 when it was blended with ULDPE-graft-DEM.…”
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“…A T m2 corresponde ao surgimento de um pico de fusão que ficou na faixa dos 214-216 °C. Este pico, já relatado na literatura [18,33] esta associado à formação da fase cristalina γ na PA6. Este fenômeno foi discutido por alguns autores [34][35][36] , que relataram que a incorporação de argila organofílica em PA6 favorece a estrutura cristalina γ em detrimento à fase α da PA6 pura.…”
Section: Análise Da Cristalinidade Por Dscunclassified