Search results for: REACTIVE PLASTICIZER

• Reclaimed rubber in-situ grafted with soybean oil as a novel green reactive plasticizer in SBR/silica compounds

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  • A. Hassan
  • K. Formela
  • S. Wang

  - ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering - Year 2019

  Polymer recycling and biodegradable polymeric materials are two major routes towards the sustainable development of polymer materials which contributes to the management of waste. In this regard, an eco-friendly approach is presented wherein high reclaiming degree of ground tire rubber (GTR) was achieved by low-temperature oxidation under swollen action of soybean oil. In-situ reclaimed GTR with soybean oil was cured into reactive...

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• REACTIVE & FUNCTIONAL POLYMERS

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  ISSN: 1381-5148 , eISSN: 1873-166X

• Plasticized PVC Membrane Modified Electrodes: Voltammetry of Highly Hydrophobic Compounds

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  • E. Lindner
  • M. Guzinski
  • B. Pendley
  • E. Chaum

  - Membranes - Year 2020

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• The Effect of Montmorillonites on the Physicochemical Properties of Potato Starch Films Plasticized with Deep Eutectic Solvent

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  • D. Skowrońska
  • K. Wilpiszewska

  - International Journal of Molecular Sciences - Year 2022

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• Investigating the combined impact of plasticizer and shear force on the efficiency of low temperature reclaiming of ground tire rubber (GTR)

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  • K. Formela
  • M. Klein
  • X. Colom
  • M. Saeb

  - POLYMER DEGRADATION AND STABILITY - Year 2016

  In the present work, ground tire rubber (GTR) was mechano-chemically reclaimed at ambient temperature using two-roll mills. Road bitumen and styrene-butadiene-styrene (SBS)-modified bitumen at variable content (in range: 2.5–20 phr) were applied as reactive plasticizers to enhance reclaiming of GTR. For better understanding the plasticizing effect of bitumen on the quality of obtained reclaimed rubber, mechano-chemically reclaimed...

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• Antimicrobial and conformational studies of the active and inactive analogues of the protegrin-1 peptide

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  • S. Rodziewicz-Motowidło
  • B. Mickiewicz
  • K. Greber
  • E. Sikorska
  • Ł. Szultka
  • E. Kamysz
  • W. Kamysz

  - FEBS Journal - Year 2010

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• A comparative study on selective properties of Kraft lignin–natural rubber composites containing different plasticizers

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  • J. Datta
  • P. Parcheta-Szwindowska

  - IRANIAN POLYMER JOURNAL - Year 2017

  Effect of plasticizer type on the kraft lignin–nat- ural rubber composite microstructure and selected proper- ties was determined. The composites were prepared with addition of a commonly used naphthenic oil plasticizer to study the decomposition product of polyurethane (glyc- erolysate) and its characteristics. Kraft lignin powder was incorporated into the natural rubber matrix in amounts of 10 and 40 parts per 100 parts of natural...

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• Oxygen evolution reaction on MoS2/C rods—robust and highly active electrocatalyst

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  • K. Wenelska
  • A. Dymerska
  • E. Mijowska

  - NANOTECHNOLOGY - Year 2023

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• Creative Nursing

  Journals

  ISSN: 1078-4535 , eISSN: 1946-1895

• Creative Cardiology

  Journals

  ISSN: 1997-3187 , eISSN: 2410-9169