Magnetorheological Elastomers Containing Ionic Liquids

Masłowski, Marcin; Zaborski, Marian

doi:10.5772/21869

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“…As shown in figures 1(a)-(c), all CI particles dispersed randomly in the rubber phase during the fabrication process. As reported by many researchers, all dispersing aids acted as a lubricant and improved the distribution of the CI particles in the MRE [6,[45][46][47]. However, the distribution of the CI particles was depending on the compatibility and polarity of the rubber and dispersing aids, respectively.…”

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A comparative assessment of different dispersing aids in enhancing magnetorheological elastomer properties

Aziz

Mazlan

Ismail

et al. 2018

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In this study, three types of available processing aids; namely naphthenic oil (PTO), light mineral oil (MO) and epoxidised palm oil (EPO), were used as a dispersing agent to investigate the effects of physicochemical and viscoelastic properties of magnetorheological elastomers (MREs). EPO was selected as the natural-based processing aids, and its morphological, magnetic properties, mechanical and rheological properties of EPO based MREs was compared with the petroleum-based dispersing aids such as light MO and PTO at a fixed amount of 10 phr. The results indicated that EPO was the best alternative of dispersing agent for the MRE rather than the light MO and PTO. In addition, the morphological, magnetic and mechanical properties of the MRE suggested that the EPO could promote compatibility and provide a better lubricant property between the rubber molecular and magnetic particles. It has been observed that the field-dependent storage modulus and MR effect of MRE samples were improved with the addition of dispersing aids, where the MR effect of MRE with the EPO has showed the highest performance of 12%.

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Section: Morphological Observationmentioning

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A comparative assessment of different dispersing aids in enhancing magnetorheological elastomer properties

Aziz

Mazlan

Ismail

et al. 2018

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“…ILs are used for filler modification to increase the interactions between a filler and an elastomer matrix and to improve the dispersion of filler particles in the elastomer, especially in the case of silica, clays, carbon black and carbon nanotubes [33][34][35]. ILs such as 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride, tetrafluoroborate and hexafluorophosphate were used to improve the dispersion degree of magnetic fillers in an ethylene-octene copolymer [36]. ILs increased the magnetorheological effect of composites due to the homogeneous distribution of magnetic filler nanoparticles in the polymer.…”

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Ionic Liquids in the Vulcanization of Elastomers

Maciejewska¹,

Walkiewicz²

2015

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Magnetorheological Elastomers Containing Ionic Liquids

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A comparative assessment of different dispersing aids in enhancing magnetorheological elastomer properties

A comparative assessment of different dispersing aids in enhancing magnetorheological elastomer properties

Ionic Liquids in the Vulcanization of Elastomers

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