Study on Crystal Structure Transformation and Aging Resistance of Polypropylene Induced by UV Light
Xin Qian
Abstract
Xin Qian
Abstract
The effects of UV irradiation on the morphology and surface structure of α-nucleated PP(α-PP),β-nucleated PP(β-PP),and neat PP were studied.Lower degradability was found in β-PP as compared with α-PP and neat PP.The gross degree of crystallinity of all samples showed an initial increase in short-time exposure followed by decrease with prolonged exposure.The maximum degree of crystallinity for β-PP was 65.5 % at 312 h and for α-PP was 74.6 % at 456 h.The β-phase in β-PP reached a maximum of 30.9 % at 144 h exposure,followed by a decrease with prolonged exposure.The α-phase in β-PP increased after short-time and then decreased,leveling off to 48 % after 312 h exposure.
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The effects of UV irradiation on the morphology and surface structure of α-nucleated PP(α-PP),β-nucleated PP(β-PP),and neat PP were studied.Lower degradability was found in β-PP as compared with α-PP and neat PP.The gross degree of crystallinity of all samples showed an initial increase in short-time exposure followed by decrease with prolonged exposure.The maximum degree of crystallinity for β-PP was 65.5 % at 312 h and for α-PP was 74.6 % at 456 h.The β-phase in β-PP reached a maximum of 30.9 % at 144 h exposure,followed by a decrease with prolonged exposure.The α-phase in β-PP increased after short-time and then decreased,leveling off to 48 % after 312 h exposure.
Key concepts: Crystallinity, Polypropylene, Materials science, Phase (matter), Irradiation, Morphology (biology), Composite material, Chemistry