Interactions between PLA, Organo‐montmorillonite
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Firstly, 5 wt% of each plasticizer and 3 wt% of OMMt (Dellite® D43B) were mixed simultaneously with PLA in a twin-screw extruder and then introduced into the hopper of a single screw
Figure 1 shows the illustration of preparation and effect of plasticizer on the foaming and morphological properties of PVA microcellular foams. In this work, PVA foams
Combined effects of plasticizers and D-lactide content on
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It means that the effect plasticizers have on toughness may differ depending on the D-lactide content of the PLA. In this paper, we studied the combined effect of the D-lactide
Plasticization is achieved by incorporating a plasticizer into polymer matrix, copolymerization, or blending. Among those, adding plasticizer is the most common and
Plasticizer design strategies enabling advanced applications
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The effect of alcohol in plasticizers on physical, chemical, and mechanical properties has been widely investigated, mainly in polyvinyl chloride (PVC) [108], [147]. In this
where ΔH m (J/g) is the melting enthalpy of the polymer matrix, f p is the polymer weight fraction in the sample, and ΔH 0 m is the melting enthalpy of pure crystalline PHBV (ΔH
Effect of Various Plasticizers in Different
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Biocomposite materials are essential for environmental protection, as they have the ability of substituting synthetic plastic with natural materials. This work investigated how different plasticizers (Glycerol (G), Fructose (F),
Antiplasticization of glassy polymers, arising from the addition of small amounts of plasticizer, was examined to highlight the developments that have taken place over the last few decades, aiming to fill gaps of knowledge in
Mechanical properties and morphology of
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The effects of these new components on the tensile properties and on the morphology of the combustible plastic are investigated for three plasticizers and for two nucleating agents. Results show that some plasticizers
In this work, DSC analyses were carried out to study the influence of the plasticizer on the crystallization kinetic, and its plasticizing effect on the amorphous and crystalline phase. Furthermore, X-ray diffraction (XRD) analyses were performed to confirm the degree of crystallinity of plasticized PLA found with differential scanning
- How is plasticization achieved in polymer morphology?
- Plasticization is achieved by incorporating a plasticizer into polymer matrix, copolymerization, or blending. Among those, adding plasticizer is the most common and simplest way to modify polymer morphology. Plasticizer can lessen the intermolecular forces along the polymer chains. As a result, free volume was increased and T g was lowered.
- How do plasticizers affect polymer morphology?
- Among those, adding plasticizer is the simplest and most commonly used way to modify polymer morphology. Plasticizers can weaken intermolecular forces along the polymer chains, thus increasing free volume and lowering the glass transition temperature. For this reason, polymers with plasticizers have improved ductility.
- Do plasticizers affect viscoelastic behaviour?
- Later researchers have compared the effect of plasticizers at low concentrations with the similar effect brought about by physical ageing [ 9, 10, 11] in relation to changes in viscoelastic behaviour and increase in yield strength as function of temperature and strain rate [ 12, 13, 14 ].
- Do plasticizers affect alginate-based films?
- To the best of our knowledge, reviews in this regard are very rare in the literature. Some reviews on the effect of plasticizers are about improving the flexibility of the most common biopolymers such as PLA and starch [10, 11], but there is no dedicated article focusing the effect of plasticizers on alginate-based films, in particular.
- How do plasticizers affect film mechanical properties?
- Plasticizers affect film mechanical properties as well as barrier properties. Fatty acids such as lauric, miristic, palmitic, stearic, and oleic acids have been shown to reduce the WVP of hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose (HPMC) composite films (Jiménez et al., 2010).
- How does plasticizer content affect cell morphology in polymer foaming?
- With the increase of plasticizer content, the cell size of the foam increased from 9.30 μm (10 phr) to 12.75 μm (30 phr), and the expansion ratio increased from 2.33 (10 phr) to 3.36 (30 phr). This work has reference significance for the study of the regulation of cell morphology in the subsequent polymer foaming process.
