Thermal Stability and Mechanical Properties of PVCwith Magnesium Oxide and Zinc Oxide as Main Stabilizers
Yumei Chen
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Yumei Chen
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The dynamic thermal stabilizing effect of magnesium oxide/zinc oxide mixture on PVC was studied with HAAKE Rheometer. The results sh owed that when the mass ratio of magnesium oxide/zinc oxide was 2/3, aided w ith EBSO, calcium stearate, phosphite ester and organic stabilizer, a better sta bilizing effect on PVC was exhibited than a commercial calcium/zinc stabilizer, which can be compared with the lead stabilizing system. The mechanical propertie s of PVC containing the new stabilizing system were similar to those using the c ommercial calcium/zinc stabilizers.
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The dynamic thermal stabilizing effect of magnesium oxide/zinc oxide mixture on PVC was studied with HAAKE Rheometer. The results sh owed that when the mass ratio of magnesium oxide/zinc oxide was 2/3, aided w ith EBSO, calcium stearate, phosphite ester and organic stabilizer, a better sta bilizing effect on PVC was exhibited than a commercial calcium/zinc stabilizer, which can be compared with the lead stabilizing system. The mechanical propertie s of PVC containing the new stabilizing system were similar to those using the c ommercial calcium/zinc stabilizers.
Key concepts: Zinc, Zinc stearate, Magnesium, Calcium stearate, Stabilizer (aeronautics), Materials science, Thermal stability, Rheometer