Polymer Testing
ISSN: 0142-9418
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- Data for: New Strategy for Enhancing Performance of P3HT-based Organic Field-Effect Transistor via Regulating the Precipitated Speed of Solute in Volatile Solvents P3HT-based Organic Field-Effect Transistor
- Data for: Using RGB filters and a circularly polarized system to measure the deflection radius of optically anisotropic-polymeric substrates with a sub-grayscale resolutionThe raw data and the experimentally obtained images captured in this study. The raw data can be opened by Origin software.
- Data for: Probing athletics tracks degradation using a microscratch techniqueAverage scratch data curves used to evaluate hardness of the model coloured rubber compounds investigated before and after natural/artificial ageing
- Data for: Novel polyethersulfone-cellulose composite thin film using sustainable empty fruit bunches from Elaeis guineensis for methylene blue removalSEM micrographs of (a-b) raw OPEFBs; (c-e) extracted micro-structured OPEFBs cellulose at different magnifications
- Data for: Strain rate sensitivity of polyurea coatings: Viscous and elastic contributions Quasistatic testing at different strain rates
- Data for: Mechanical study of novel solvent-removal methodologies for support material in FDM Ultem 9085 partsOriginal files of the *.xls results of tensile and bending. The names of each file correspond to the indications on the paper.
- Data for: Development of a rapid micro-Raman spectroscopy approach for detection of NIAS in LDPE pellets and extruded films for food packaging applicationsIdentification and quantification of Non Intentionally Added Substances (NIAS) at low concentrations and eventually their distribution on Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) films is an important issue. As Raman spectroscopy techniques are innovative and sensitive analytical methods and do not require pretreatment and manipulation of the sample, these were used for the identification of NIAS in LDPE pellet and films, which are commonly used for food packaging applications. The aggregation state of NIAS in LDPE were observed by Raman imaging with micrometric resolution. Four main NIAS compounds were identified in granule and film surfaces by confocal Raman spectroscopy: calcite (CaCO3), calcium sulphate (CaSO4), polystyrene (PS) and titanium dioxide (TiO2) in anatase form. By a semi-quantitative evaluation of the inorganic NIAS, 9.93 mg/kg of CaCO3, 1.62 mg/kg of CaSO4 and 0.17 mg/kg of TiO2 were estimated. The experimental findings achieved by Raman analysis were confirmed by the results obtained by Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS). Moreover, the toxicity of the identified compounds was examined according to the Cramer rules.
- Data for: Surface response and photodegradation performance of bio-based polyurethane-forest derivatives foam compositesAll the used data.
- Data for: Dynamic characterization of elastomer buffer under impact loading by low-velocity drop test methodDrop-test data
- Data for: Influence of measurement processes on pressure-specific volume-temperature relationships of semi-crystalline polymer: PolypropyleneThe pressure-specific volume-temperature (pvT) relationships of polymers are basic data for polymer engineering and polymer physics. The specific volume (vsp) is not only defined by the current value of pressure (p) and temperature (T) but is also dependent on the process history of p and T. The influence of measurement processes on the pvT relationships of a semi-crystalline polymer, polypropylene (PP), has been studied using a piston-die pvT testing device. Based on the isobaric cooling/heating processes and the isothermal compression/decompression processes, the specific volume was examined as a function of cooling, heating, compression, decompression, cooling/heating rates and compression/decompression rates.
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