1972
DOI: 10.1002/apmc.1972.050270104
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Struktur und eigenschaften von ABS‐polymeren. VII. Untersuchungen zur wechselwirkung zwischen elastomerteilchen und thermoplastmatrix in ABS‐pfropfpolymerisaten

Abstract: ZUSAMMENFASSUNG :Zwischen Elastomerteilchen und Matrix eines ABS-Pfropfpolymerisates konnen mechanische Wechselwirkungen auftreten, die wegen der unterschiedlichen thermischen Ausdehnungskoeffizienten der beiden Phasen beim Abkuhlen zu thermischen Spannungen f a r e n und dadurch den Glasubergang der Elastomerphase beeinflussen. Da bei einem ungepfropften Material ein solcher Effekt nicht auftritt, wird in Ubereinstimmung mit verschiedenen Angaben in der Literatur geschlossen, daf3 diese Wechselwirkungen durch… Show more

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“…Depression of the rubber Tg has been explained on the basis of negative pressure resulting from differential contraction due to the thermal expansion mismatch upon cooling from the liquid state. [7][8][9] Here we report another Tg shift phenomenon: the depression of the low Tg of a rubber matrix in aramid-polybutadiene multiblock copolymers.…”
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“…Depression of the rubber Tg has been explained on the basis of negative pressure resulting from differential contraction due to the thermal expansion mismatch upon cooling from the liquid state. [7][8][9] Here we report another Tg shift phenomenon: the depression of the low Tg of a rubber matrix in aramid-polybutadiene multiblock copolymers.…”
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confidence: 70%
“…For ABS, this behavior was assigned to different thermal expansion coefficients of the components. [15][16][17][18] Different thermal shrinking upon cooling accounts for the thermal tensile stress in the dispersed particles, thus causing dilatation in the dispersed phase. Further investigation and a description of this thermal-induced stress was published in a related study.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…When the EGMA and PPS matrices are adhered at the interphase, the EGMA domain cannot shrink, but the density decreases during cooling. Because of the reduction of the density by the negative pressure effect, molecular motion is enhanced, so the glass transition temperature shifts to lower temperature 34–40 . The enhancement of the molecular motion of the EGMA in the blend might also contribute to the enhancement of the impact strength shown in Figure 3 by absorption of the impact in the rubber, as suggested by Hashima et al in PLA/SEBS/EGMA blends 35 …”
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confidence: 86%