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... molecular structure of the initial fiber definitely remains its orientation ( induced by preliminary stretching ) , although its structure degradates . The structure of CFS is based on molecules of heteropolycondensate of high - molecular ...
... molecular structure of the initial fiber definitely remains its orientation ( induced by preliminary stretching ) , although its structure degradates . The structure of CFS is based on molecules of heteropolycondensate of high - molecular ...
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... molecular movement is intensified ) ( see Fig . 2.37a ) . 3. The effect of the polymer matrix microstructure reveals in rubbers , vulcanized by two different techniques . The additive vulcanization gives cross - linking of ...
... molecular movement is intensified ) ( see Fig . 2.37a ) . 3. The effect of the polymer matrix microstructure reveals in rubbers , vulcanized by two different techniques . The additive vulcanization gives cross - linking of ...
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... molecular segments mobility / 244 , 245 / . In rubbers , linked by end groups resulting additive vulcanization ( curve 1 ) , flexibility of molecular chains does not practically change in a wide temperature range . Due to weak ...
... molecular segments mobility / 244 , 245 / . In rubbers , linked by end groups resulting additive vulcanization ( curve 1 ) , flexibility of molecular chains does not practically change in a wide temperature range . Due to weak ...
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vulcanization of organosilicon ECPCs | 36 |
conductivity of filled organosilicon rubbers | 43 |
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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