Tensile strength of polyurethane exposed to nitrogen dioxide
Hans H. G. Jellinek, François Martin, Heidi Wegener
Abstract
Hans H. G. Jellinek, François Martin, Heidi Wegener
Abstract
Polyurethane prepared from tetramethylene glycol and diisocyanate was exposed in the form of films to small pressures of NO2 and to NO2 plus air. Tensile strength was measured as a function of exposure time and temperature with an apparatus especially constructed for the purpose of measuring mechanical properties in different environmental “atmospheres.”
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Polyurethane prepared from tetramethylene glycol and diisocyanate was exposed in the form of films to small pressures of NO2 and to NO2 plus air. Tensile strength was measured as a function of exposure time and temperature with an apparatus especially constructed for the purpose of measuring mechanical properties in different environmental “atmospheres.”
Key concepts: Polyurethane, Ultimate tensile strength, Materials science, Nitrogen dioxide, Composite material, Toluene diisocyanate, Nitrogen, Chemistry