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Fire Retardancy Behavior Of Polymerclay Nanocomposites 1st Ed Indraneel Suhas Zope

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Fire Retardancy Behavior Of Polymerclay Nanocomposites 1st Ed Indraneel Suhas Zope
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Publisher: Springer Singapore
File Extension: PDF
File size: 7.93 MB
Author: Indraneel Suhas Zope
ISBN: 9789811083266, 9789811083273, 9811083266, 9811083274
Language: English
Year: 2018
Edition: 1st ed.

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Fire Retardancy Behavior Of Polymerclay Nanocomposites 1st Ed Indraneel Suhas Zope by Indraneel Suhas Zope 9789811083266, 9789811083273, 9811083266, 9811083274 instant download after payment.

This thesis investigates the early ignition behavior of polymer/clay nanocomposites, which are perceived as potential eco-friendly flame retardant systems. It examines the correlation between clay structural chemistry and high-temperature transformations with clay-assisted decomposition of organic macromolecules. In particular, it investigates the unique effects of metal ions like Mg2+, Al3+ and Fe3+ that are inherent in clays (smectite) on the combustion and thermo-oxidative decomposition of polyamide 6. The results indicate that metal ions present on/in montmorillonite platelets have preferential reactivity towards peroxy/alkoxy groups during polyamide 6 thermal decomposition. Lastly, a simple solution in the form of a physical coating on clay surface is proposed, based on the role of polymer–clay interfacial interaction.

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