2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.tca.2012.02.023
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Crystallization behavior and melting characteristics of wollastonite filled β-isotactic polypropylene composites

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“…Finally, the thermal degradation of the TiO 2 -PA sample occurs in two steps with maximum at 365 and 390°C; in this step, the evaporation of organic substances occurs as cyclohexanone is produced by the decomposition of bounded PA. These transitions are typically attributed to the evaporation of organic substances produced by the decomposition of pimelic acid [2,5,35]. An interesting observation is that the thermal stability of pimelic acid occurred at a greater temperature (at 180°C in comparison with that of raw pimelic acid molecules).…”
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“…Finally, the thermal degradation of the TiO 2 -PA sample occurs in two steps with maximum at 365 and 390°C; in this step, the evaporation of organic substances occurs as cyclohexanone is produced by the decomposition of bounded PA. These transitions are typically attributed to the evaporation of organic substances produced by the decomposition of pimelic acid [2,5,35]. An interesting observation is that the thermal stability of pimelic acid occurred at a greater temperature (at 180°C in comparison with that of raw pimelic acid molecules).…”
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“…iPP can crystallize into different crystalline phases depending on its stereochemical structure, molecular weight, temperature of crystallization, pressure applied during the crystallization process, and also by adding additives [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]. The main crystalline phases are known as a-, b-, c-, and mesomorphic or smectic form [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10].…”
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