Thermoprocessable per(halo)fluoropolymer composition
A composition and polymer technology, applied in the field of per(halogen) fluoropolymer composition, can solve the problems of dispersion of inorganic fillers, etc.
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example 1
[0171] Mix 70g in a rolling mill PFA7000 and 5% w / w Additive IP-1 for 30 minutes and then fed into the test heating mixer. The values of torque and temperature after 400 seconds were 2 Nm and 359° C., respectively.
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[0172] Example 2 (comparison):
[0173] 70g PFA7000 and 5% w / w HD80 were mixed in a rolling mill for 30 minutes and then fed into the test heating mixer. The values of torque and temperature after 400 seconds were 18 Nm and 372°C, respectively.
[0174] A comparison of the performance of Examples 1 and 2C in a heated mixer with the same micron-sized inorganic filler shows very well the presence of polymer (E) (in the form coated on the inorganic filler particles Under the introduction of the situation) can instantaneously reduce the torque value and melting temperature.
example 3
[0176] 70g PFA7000 and 5% w / w Additive IP-2 were mixed in a rolling mill for 30 minutes and then fed into the test heating mixer. The values of torque and temperature after 400 seconds were 14 Nm and 364°C, respectively.
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