Advances in Natural Fibre Composites 2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-64641-1_18
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Electrical Conductivity of PLA Films Reinforced With Carbon Nano Particles from Waste Acrylic Fibers

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“…It was speculated that the effect was due to either residual chloroform remains absorbed by the polymer, evaporating at elevated temperatures, or the material micro-and nanostructure, giving the high porosity of the membrane increasing surface area subjected to reaction with the oxygen. Naeem reported unusually low initial mass loss (starting at around 80 • C) when preparing PLA composite films, TGA curves presenting similar patterns to those of the membranes presented in this work [46]. The preparation of the samples was similar, i.e., from PLA solutions in chloroform.…”
Section: Tga Analysissupporting
confidence: 76%
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“…It was speculated that the effect was due to either residual chloroform remains absorbed by the polymer, evaporating at elevated temperatures, or the material micro-and nanostructure, giving the high porosity of the membrane increasing surface area subjected to reaction with the oxygen. Naeem reported unusually low initial mass loss (starting at around 80 • C) when preparing PLA composite films, TGA curves presenting similar patterns to those of the membranes presented in this work [46]. The preparation of the samples was similar, i.e., from PLA solutions in chloroform.…”
Section: Tga Analysissupporting
confidence: 76%
“…In this case, the initial low-temperature mass loss visible for a cast film and virtually identical with results obtained for electrospun samples, is absent from a hot-pressed sample, which proves that this mass loss can be attributed to chloroform evaporation. The temperature range of this event (60-150 • C), beginning around the boiling point of chloroform but strongly exceeding it upon completion, can be explained by the low freedom of polymer chains, PLA being in a glassy state in this temperature range and reaching melting temperature at around 150 • C, which enables the full elimination of CHCl 3 only at this point [46]. roform but strongly exceeding it upon completion, can be explained by the lo of polymer chains, PLA being in a glassy state in this temperature range an melting temperature at around 150 °C, which enables the full elimination of C at this point [46].…”
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“…Its use has grown in different industrial sectors in applications for packaging, handles, seals, protective covers, and finishes, without food sector, automotive, chemical, cosmetic, hospital, and household utensils, especially disposables . As PLA has no conductive characteristics, it requires the addition of allotropic carbon forms, such as conductive carbon black, to render the polymer less resistive to the sinking material and making it suitable for the manufacture of antistatic packaging …”
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confidence: 99%
“…Oleh karena itu, bentuk linear dan nonlinear kinetika orde pertama dan orde kedua diterapkan untuk adsorpsi. Kinetika adsorpsi penting dalam menentukan serapan adsorbat oleh adsorben dan waktu yang dibutuhkan untuk penyelesaian proses adsorpsi (Salman Naeem et al, 2018). Gambar 2 (a) dan (b) menunjukkan grafik Log (Cs-Ct) vs waktu dan grafik t/Ct vs waktu.…”
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