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... filling degree , and at concentrations , optimal for vulcanizates obtained by different techniques , the properties ... degree of homogeneity of the filler particle distribution in polymeric matrix , is one of the most important factors ...
... filling degree , and at concentrations , optimal for vulcanizates obtained by different techniques , the properties ... degree of homogeneity of the filler particle distribution in polymeric matrix , is one of the most important factors ...
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... filling degree ( Fig . 2.22 , curve 1 ) grows with pressure and is characterized by the S- type dependence , whereas for the samples with high filler concentrations the values of p decreases abruptly first , and then decrease ...
... filling degree ( Fig . 2.22 , curve 1 ) grows with pressure and is characterized by the S- type dependence , whereas for the samples with high filler concentrations the values of p decreases abruptly first , and then decrease ...
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... filling degree ( 20 and 40 mass parts ) stretching of samples during vulcanization first leads to changes of p ... degree . For example , K of the composites with lower filling degree increases first , and then decreases . Therefore ...
... filling degree ( 20 and 40 mass parts ) stretching of samples during vulcanization first leads to changes of p ... degree . For example , K of the composites with lower filling degree increases first , and then decreases . Therefore ...
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60 mass additive vulcanization application based on SCTV carbon black concentration carbon black particles carbon fibers cathode characterized coefficient components composite materials composites based conductivity of ECPCs cross-linking curves decrease deformation density dielectric permeability diffusion displayed ECPCS based effect electric resistance electrically conducting filler electrically conducting properties electrically conducting rubber electrolysis electron elongation fibers filler concentration filler particle distribution filler particles filling degree formation free radicals graphite growth homogeneity increase induces interaction interphase macromolecules magnetic field materials molecular obtained Ohm-m Ohmxm organosilicon P357E carbon black P803 carbon black paramagnetic parameters percolation theory percolation threshold peroxide vulcanization polymer composites polymer matrix polymer-filler polymerization possess pressure processes properties of ECPCs pyrolized pyrolysis radiation rubber mixture samples SCTN SCTV elastomer SCTV-based shunt siloxane structure surface temperature dependence tensoresistors tensosensitivity values viscosity voltage volumeric vulcanizates vulcanization network vulcanization technique