2009
DOI: 10.1007/s10853-009-3349-3
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The effects of a silane coupling agent on properties of rice husk-filled maleic acid anhydride compatibilized natural rubber/low-density polyethylene blend

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“…From the previous results, it was obvious that the modified nRHP–EPDM nanocomposites exhibited higher strength, hardness, and lower elongation at break values than those of unmodified nRHP–EPDM nanocomposites which was referred to the presence of MA‐g‐EPDM copolymer segments on the surface of the modified nRHP nanocomposites, which enhanced the dispersion of nRHP in EPDM matrix and increased the interaction between nRHP and EPDM matrix. Similar observations were previously reported by many researchers .…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 93%
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“…From the previous results, it was obvious that the modified nRHP–EPDM nanocomposites exhibited higher strength, hardness, and lower elongation at break values than those of unmodified nRHP–EPDM nanocomposites which was referred to the presence of MA‐g‐EPDM copolymer segments on the surface of the modified nRHP nanocomposites, which enhanced the dispersion of nRHP in EPDM matrix and increased the interaction between nRHP and EPDM matrix. Similar observations were previously reported by many researchers .…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 93%
“…From the previous results, it was obvious that the modified nRHP-EPDM nanocomposites exhibited higher strength, hardness, and lower elongation at break values than those of unmodified nRHP-EPDM nanocomposites which was referred to the presence of MA-g-EPDM copolymer segments on the surface of the modified nRHP nanocomposites, which enhanced the dispersion of nRHP in EPDM matrix and increased the interaction between nRHP and EPDM matrix. Similar observations were previously reported by many researchers [7,15]. Figure 5 shows the swelling percentage of unmodified and modified nRHP-EPDM nanocomposites for 24 h. It was found that swelling percentage decreased by increasing the filler loading, which indicated that higher amount of nRHP restricted the penetration of toluene in the nanocomposites.…”
Section: Characterization Of the Nrhp-epdm Nanocomposites And Relatedsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…The significant differences in the value shows that the lower percentage of rice husk will decrease the hardness of the material as the bonding between the molecules become irregular. [18] also indicated that, the rice husk fibers increase the value of hardness composites. Increasing rice husk ash loading in natural rubber/linear low density polyethylene increased hardness [17].…”
Section: B Hardness Testmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…The compounds with 25 phr of TMF showed increased tenacity in the range [4][5][6][7][8] An interesting endpoint emerges at the 10 phr level of MAPE where the tenacity values were similar for 25 and 40 phr of TMF.…”
Section: Elongation At Breakmentioning
confidence: 99%