Effect of Carbon Black Blend with Different Particle Size on PTC Properties of Conductive Polymer Composite
HU Chun-pu
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HU Chun-pu
Abstract
The dispersion effect of carbon black on PTC characteristics for the conducting polymer composites mainly consisting of high-density polyethylene and carbon black was examined and studied. The composites filled with two kinds of carbon black with different particle size and surface area, i. e. the mixture of common carbon black and acetylene carbon black, exhibited lower percolation threshold as well as higher critical temperature and PTC strength. Furthermore, such composites also showed quite good stability of electrical resistance. All these experimented results could be attributed to the good dispersion of the mixture of carbon black in the system.
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The dispersion effect of carbon black on PTC characteristics for the conducting polymer composites mainly consisting of high-density polyethylene and carbon black was examined and studied. The composites filled with two kinds of carbon black with different particle size and surface area, i. e. the mixture of common carbon black and acetylene carbon black, exhibited lower percolation threshold as well as higher critical temperature and PTC strength. Furthermore, such composites also showed quite good stability of electrical resistance. All these experimented results could be attributed to the good dispersion of the mixture of carbon black in the system.
Key concepts: Carbon black, Materials science, Composite material, Dispersion (optics), Composite number, Percolation threshold, Particle size, Carbon fibers