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Mechanical and Oil Resistance Characteristics of Rubber Blends Based on Nitrile Butadiene Rubber
关键字：NBR
Different rubber blends based on nitrile butadiene rubber,NBR (N3980 – 39% acrylonitrile) have been prepared to geta product with high oil resistant and good mechanicalproperties. The obtained mixes included NBR, chloro -prene rubber ...
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Rheology of the Sesame Oil-in-Water Emulsions Stabilized by Cellulose Nanofibers
Food Hydrocolloids, 2019, 94C, 114-127.
Abstract
The sesame oil-in-water Pickering emulsions using cellulose nanofibers (CNF) as the emulsifier were prepared for the rheological study, aiming at establishing relationship between emulsion viscoelasticity and morphology. A droplet cluster structure forms in those systems due to multicomponent properties of sesame oil and fibrillar stru...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/wudefeng/publicationsshow_14018.html |
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An Integrative Mesh with Dual Wettable On–Off Switch of Water/Oil
Smart dual selective water/oil separation mode appears on an integrative mesh, which is fabricated via combined anodic oxidation and cathodic electrode-deposition methods. Due to the different transport directions of oil and water, oil–water mixture can be separated completely using tailormade device. Extrusion pressure, acting as a critical pressure that depends on liquid surface tension, subs...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/zhengyongmei/publicationsshow_13181.html |
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[J Hazard Mater]Novel Reusable Porous Polyimide Fibers for Hot-oil Adsorption
The development of oil sorbents with high thermal stability, adsorption capacity, reusability and recoverability is of great significance for hot oil leakage protection, especially for oil spillage of oil refinery, petrochemical industry and cars. In our work, highly efficient hot oil adsorption of polyimide (PI) fibers with excellent thermal stability was succes...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/gujunwei/publicationsshow_12082.html |
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28. Plant Oil-Derived Epoxy Polymers toward Sustainable Biobased Thermosets
Epoxy polymers (EPs) derived from soybean oil with varied chemical structures were synthesized. These polymers were then cured with anhydrides to yield soybean oil derived epoxy thermosets. The curing kinetic, thermal and mechanical properties were well characterized. Due to the high epoxide functionality per epoxy polymer chain, these thermosets exhibited tensile strength over an order of ...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/wangzhongkai/publicationsshow_10151.html |
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24. Lignin and Soy Oil-Derived Polymeric Biocomposites by “Grafting from” RAFT Polymerization
“Grafting from” RAFT polymerization was carried out on lignin using three soybean oil-derived methacrylate monomers toward sustainable biocomposites. These grafted biocomposites showed structure-dependent thermal and mechanical properties. The presence of hydrogen bonding between secondary amides resulted in grafted copolymers with much higher glass transition temperature a...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/wangzhongkai/publicationsshow_9290.html |
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22. Amidation of triglycerides by amino alcohols and their impact on plant oil-derived polymers
Amidation of plant oils with amino alcohols was methodologically examined. Twenty one amino alcohols, varying in alcohol substitutions, linkers and amino substitutions, were respectively reacted with high oleic soybean oil. The structural factors of amino alcohols controlled their reactivity in amidation. While most of them resulted in quantitative conversion of triglycerides, ste...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/wangzhongkai/publicationsshow_9064.html |
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Rheological Behaviors of Fumed Silica/Low Molecular Weight Hydroxyl Silicone Oil
The structure and viscoelastic properties of fumed silica gels in low molecular weight hydroxyl silicone oil were investigated by
means of steady and dynamic rheology. It is found that the fumed silica/hydroxyl silicone oil suspension exhibits shear-thickening
und...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/tanglongcheng/publicationsshow_7780.html |
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60. Preparation of superhydrophobic and superoleophilic fibers with application in oil/water separation
J. Text. Inst., 2013, 104(8), 790-797.
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/ghjiang_cn/publicationsshow_6271.html |
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54. Transformation of Hydrophilic Cotton Fabrics into Superhydrophobic Surfaces for Oil/Water Separation
J. Text. Inst., 2013, 104(3), 305-311.
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/ghjiang_cn/publicationsshow_6265.html |
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