Multifunctional Peroxides as a Means to Improve Properties of Dynamically Vulcanized
Verbesserung der Eigenschaften
Abstract
Verbesserung der Eigenschaften
Abstract
A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) is a rubbery material with properties and functional performance similar to those of conventional vulcanized rubber, yet it can be processed in a molten state as a thermoplastic polymer. The field of TPEs based on polyolefin rubber/thermoplastic compositions, has grown along two distinctly different product-lines or classes: one class consists of simple blends and is commonly designated by thermoplastic elastomeric olefins (TEO); in the other class, the rubber phase is dynamically vulcanized, giving rise
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A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) is a rubbery material with properties and functional performance similar to those of conventional vulcanized rubber, yet it can be processed in a molten state as a thermoplastic polymer. The field of TPEs based on polyolefin rubber/thermoplastic compositions, has grown along two distinctly different product-lines or classes: one class consists of simple blends and is commonly designated by thermoplastic elastomeric olefins (TEO); in the other class, the rubber phase is dynamically vulcanized, giving rise
Key concepts: Vulcanization, Polyolefin, Thermoplastic elastomer, Materials science, Thermoplastic, Elastomer, Natural rubber, Composite material