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3. Multicomponent solubility in gas‐phase polypropylene processes.

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Kulanjanpeng, Kusuma, Bel Hadj Hassine, Yesmine, Sheibat‐Othman, Nida, Tanthapanichakoon, Wiwut, and McKenna, Timothy F. L.

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RANDOM copolymers, SOLUBILITY, TERNARY system, PROPENE, SOLVENTS, ETHYLENE, POLYPROPYLENE, POLYMERS
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Understanding the sorption equilibrium of penetrants into a polymer is key to mastering the kinetics and properties of the final product. These systems are non‐ideal meaning the presence of multiple components in the continuous phase changes the solubility of individual species with respect to pure component solubilities. For this reason, measurements of the individual and total solubilities of multiple penetrants in isotactic polypropylene (iPP) and random copolymers (RCP) were performed using a pressure decay method at temperatures of 75–85°C, and total pressures of up to 29 barG. The results showed that the pure component solubilities of propylene and propane in amorphous iPP were similar, but 4 to 5 times higher than that of ethylene in the same polymer. However, in the ternary system of propylene/propane/iPP, it is seen that propylene acts as an anti‐solvent to propane, and that propane acts as an anti‐solvent to propylene, resulting in lower solubility of both penetrants than in the respective binary cases. The co‐solubility effect of propylene on ethylene and the anti‐solvent effect of ethylene on propylene were observed for the system of propylene/ethylene/RCP. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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25. Development for preparation of nanofibers using polylactic acid and biomass lignin via electrospinning process.

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Wetcha, Pachara, Aussawasathien, Darunee, Srithongkam, Siripan, Sowasod, Nataporn, Naewkanya, Pattama, and Tanthapanichakoon, Wiwut

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POLYLACTIC acid, POLYMER solutions, LIGNINS, NANOFIBERS, ELECTROSPINNING, MANUFACTURING processes
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Currently, large quantities of scrap materials from processing biomass in the agricultural industry such as bagasse (BG), palm kernel shell (PKS) and para-wood (PRW) are thrown away, from which useful lignin can be extracted. This research investigated the preparation of nanofibers by electrospinning technique using lignin from 3 different sources and polylactic acid (PLA) dissolved in a solvent mixture between tetrahydrofuran (THF) and dimethylformamide (DMF). The effects of all applicable parameters related to nanofiber and solvent compositions as well as electrospinning conditions, namely, the source of lignin and its weight ratio to PLA, composition of solvent mixture, polymer solution concentration, distance between the injecting needle tip and collector, ejection rate, and applied voltage for electrospinning, were studied. The resulting nanofiber morphology, surface smoothness, average fiber diameter and size distribution were determined by scanning electron microscope. By varying the parameters methodically, it was found that the optimum parameters for producing smooth-surfaced and relatively uniform nanofibers were: ratio of biomass lignin to PLA 3:1 (w/w), THF:DMF 50:50 (v/v) for solvents, ejection rate 0.5 ml/min, distance from needle tip to collector 10 cm, voltage 16 kV. More specifically, the range of fiber diameters for BG/PLA, PRW/PLA and PKS/PLA was observed to be 400-1,000 nm, 200- 1,600 nm and 900-2,400 nm, respectively. The biodegradable spun nanofibers may be used in the matrix for PM2.5 face masks (fine particle filtration) and gas adsorption. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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29. Development of wood-substituted composites from highly filled polybenzoxazine-phenolic novolac alloys

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Rimdusit, Sarawut, Kampangsaeree, Natcha, Tanthapanichakoon, Wiwut, Takeichi, Tsutomu, and Suppakarn, Nitinat

Subjects
Forest products -- Usage -- Research -- Mechanical properties, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Science and technology, Usage, Mechanical properties, Research
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Highly filled wood-substituted composites from matrices based on polymer alloys of benzoxazine resin (BA-a) and phenolic novolac resin using Hevea brasiliensis woodflour as a filler were developed. The results reveal that phenolic novolac resin can significantly reduce the curing temperature of the neat benzoxazine resin, thereby minimizing the degradation of woodflour filler during processing. The limiting oxygen indices (LOIs) of all the BP alloys were above the self-extinguishable limit i.e. >26. In addition, the LOI values were found to moderately increase whereas the rate of burning decreased as the novolac fraction in the resin mixtures increased. Furthermore, a solvent resistance experiment and thermogravimetric analysis revealed that the suitable phenolic novo-lac content should not exceed 20 wt%, to avoid the presence of unreacted phenolic in the alloy networks. The outstanding mechanical performance of the resulting wood composites is attributed to the strong interfacial interaction between the BP alloys and the woodflour filler. POLYM. ENG. SCI., 47:140-149, 2007. [C] 2007 Society of Plastics Engineers, INTRODUCTION Though human beings have a long history of utilization of wood, global environmental concerns about rapid natural forest depletion and some major drawbacks of natural wood products such as [...]

Published
2007

32. Toughening of polybenzoxazine by alloying with urethane prepolymer and flexible epoxy: a comparative study

Author

Rimdusit, Sarawut, Pirstpindvong, Surasak, Tanthapanichakoon, Wiwut, and Damrongsakkul, Siriporn

Subjects
Thermosetting plastics -- Research, Thermosetting plastics -- Production processes, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Science and technology
Abstract

The toughness of polybenzoxazine can effectively be improved by alloying with isophorone diisocyanate (IPDI)-based urethane prepolymers (PU) or with flexible epoxy (EPO732). The experimental results, i.e., flexural testing and dynamic mechanical analysis, reveal that the toughness of the alloys of the rigid polybenzoxazine and the PU or the EPO732 systematically increases with the amount of either toughener, due to the addition of more flexible molecular segments in the polymer hybrids. The curing temperature of the benzoxazine resin (bisphenol A-aniline type [BA-a]) at about 225[degrees]C shifts to a higher value when the fraction of BA-a in either alloy decreases. Interestingly, the enhancement in the glass transition temperature ([T.sub.g]) of BA-a/PU alloys is clearly observed, i.e., [T.sub.g] of the BA-a/PU alloys are significantly higher ([T.sub.g] beyond 200[degrees]C) than those of the parent resins, i.e., 165[degrees]C for BA-a and -70[degrees]C for PU. However, this characteristic is not observed in the BA-a/EPO732 alloy systems. The enhanced [T.sub.g] of the BA-a/PU alloy at a 70/30 mass ratio is found to be 220[degrees]C, while that of BA-a/EPO732 at the same mass ratio is observed to be only 95[degrees]C, which further decreases as the content of epoxy fraction increases. Furthermore, the degradation temperature based on 5% weight loss in the thermogravimetric analyzer (TGA) thermograms of the BA-a/PU alloys is found to improve with the presence of the PU, though the opposite trend is observed in the BA-a/EPO732 systems. The char yield of both alloy systems is steadily enhanced with the increased benzoxazine content because the char yield of the polybenzoxazine is inherently higher than that of the two tougheners. Therefore, the polybenzoxazine alloys with the IPDI-based urethane prepolymer, e.g., the 70/30 BA-a/PU, are a promising system for a tough, high thermal stability polymeric network, suitable for both bulk and composite matrix applications. POLYM. ENG. SCI., 45:288-296, 2005. [c] 2005 Society of Plastics Engineers, INTRODUCTION The polybenzoxazines, a novel class of thermosetting polymers, possess some intriguing properties such as high thermal stability, easy processing ability, low water absorption, near zero shrinkage upon curing, and [...]

Published
2005

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