JOURNAL ARTICLE

Thermooxidative aging and kinetics of the thermooxidative degradation of ethylene–propylene–diene terpolymer‐graft‐maleic anhydride/calcium carbonate composites

Jun ZhangYongzhong YaoLi LiNinglin ZhouYing‐Xia HuangZhen‐Mao MaJian Shen

Year: 2006 Journal:   Journal of Applied Polymer Science Vol: 103 (4)Pages: 2395-2401   Publisher: Wiley

Abstract

Abstract We report the preparation of five different ethylene–propylene–diene terpolymer‐ graft ‐maleic anhydride/calcium carbonate samples with different calcium carbonate contents by precipitation and their mechanical properties and structural characterization. 1 In this study, we tried to analyze the thermooxidative aging and the kinetics of thermooxidative degradation with retained tensile testing for various thermal‐aging times at 150°C and with hot‐loading‐recovery measurements. The results of the hot‐loading‐recovery measurements and retained tensile testing showed that the sample with the best crosslinked structure had the best thermooxidative‐aging resistance of all the samples. The experimental results for the thermooxidative degradation kinetics showed that the sample with the best crosslinked structure had the highest activation energy of thermal decomposition. © 2006 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 103: 2395–2401, 2007

Keywords:
Materials science Maleic anhydride Ethylene propylene rubber Composite material Kinetics Thermal decomposition Calcium carbonate Ultimate tensile strength Copolymer Degradation (telecommunications) Decomposition Diene Thermal stability Chemical engineering Polymer Chemistry Organic chemistry Natural rubber

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