Multiphase polylactide blends : towards a sustainable and green environment /: towards a sustainable and green environment. (2021)
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- Title:
- Multiphase polylactide blends : towards a sustainable and green environment /: towards a sustainable and green environment. (2021)
- Main Title:
- Multiphase polylactide blends : towards a sustainable and green environment
- Further Information:
- Note: Mohammadreza Nofar.
- Other Names:
- Nofar, Mohammadreza, 1983-
- Contents:
- Chapter 1. Fundamentals of thermoplastic polymers: molecular structure 1.1 Introduction to natural and synthetic polymers 1.2 Thermoplastic polymers and crystal structures 1.3 Thermal and mechanical characteristics of thermoplastics 1.4 Transition temperatures and crystallization References Chapter 2. Introduction to polymer blends 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Thermodynamics and phase miscibility 2.3 Immiscible blends: morphologies and properties 2.4 Compatibilization and interfacial properties 2.5 Mixing theories and processing 2.6 Ternary and hybrid polymer blends References Chapter 3. Polylactide (PLA): molecular structure and properties 3.1 Introduction to biopolymers and PLA 3.2 Synthesis and molecular structure 3.3 Molecular stereochemistry configurations 3.4 Glass transition temperature 3.5 Crystallization and melting behaviors 3.6 Rheological properties 3.7 Mechanical and physical properties 3.8 Degradation behavior References Chapter 4. PLLA/PDLA blends: stereocomplex crystals 4.1 Crystallization behavior 4.2 Mechanical properties 4.3 Rheological properties 4.4 Barrier and degradation properties References Chapter 5. PLA binary bioblends with other biopolymers 5.1 Blends of PLA with biobased and biodegradable polymers 5.2 Blends of PLA with biodegradable polymers 5.3 Blends of PLA with biobased polymers References Chapter 6. PLA binary blends with petroleum-based nondegradable thermoplastics 6.1 PLA-PE 6.2 PLA-PP 6.3 PLA-PS 6.4 PLA-ABS 6.5 PLA-PMMA 6.6 PLA-PET 6.7 PLA-PBTChapter 1. Fundamentals of thermoplastic polymers: molecular structure 1.1 Introduction to natural and synthetic polymers 1.2 Thermoplastic polymers and crystal structures 1.3 Thermal and mechanical characteristics of thermoplastics 1.4 Transition temperatures and crystallization References Chapter 2. Introduction to polymer blends 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Thermodynamics and phase miscibility 2.3 Immiscible blends: morphologies and properties 2.4 Compatibilization and interfacial properties 2.5 Mixing theories and processing 2.6 Ternary and hybrid polymer blends References Chapter 3. Polylactide (PLA): molecular structure and properties 3.1 Introduction to biopolymers and PLA 3.2 Synthesis and molecular structure 3.3 Molecular stereochemistry configurations 3.4 Glass transition temperature 3.5 Crystallization and melting behaviors 3.6 Rheological properties 3.7 Mechanical and physical properties 3.8 Degradation behavior References Chapter 4. PLLA/PDLA blends: stereocomplex crystals 4.1 Crystallization behavior 4.2 Mechanical properties 4.3 Rheological properties 4.4 Barrier and degradation properties References Chapter 5. PLA binary bioblends with other biopolymers 5.1 Blends of PLA with biobased and biodegradable polymers 5.2 Blends of PLA with biodegradable polymers 5.3 Blends of PLA with biobased polymers References Chapter 6. PLA binary blends with petroleum-based nondegradable thermoplastics 6.1 PLA-PE 6.2 PLA-PP 6.3 PLA-PS 6.4 PLA-ABS 6.5 PLA-PMMA 6.6 PLA-PET 6.7 PLA-PBT 6.8 PLA-PTT 6.9 PLA-PC 6.10 PLA-PA 6.11 PLA-PEG, PEO, or POE 6.12 PLA-POM 6.13 PLA-PVPh References Chapter 7. PLA binary blends with elastomeric polymers 7.1 PLA-rubber 7.2 PLA-PU 7.3 PLA-EVA and EVM References Chapter 8. Ternary blends of PLA 8.1 Introduction 8.2 PLA-TPS-X ternary blends 8.3 PLA-PBAT-X ternary blends 8.4 PLA-PBS-X ternary blends 8.5 PLA-PMMA-X ternary blends 8.6 PLA-Y-X ternary blends References Chapter 9. PLA blend nanocomposites 9.1 Introduction 9 .2 Nanoparticles localization: thermodynamics vs kinetics mechanisms 9.3 Morphological stabilization 9.4 Morphological and rheological correlations 9.5 Induced functionalities 9.6 Mechanical properties 9.7 Structure-dependent applications 9.8 Summary Acknowledgement References Chapter 10. Foaming of PLA blends 10.1 Introduction 10.1 Miscible PLA-PLA blend foams 10.2 PLA bioblend foams 10.3 PLA blend foams with synthetic/nondegradable polymers 10.4 PLA blend foams with elastomeric polymers References Summary and Perspectives … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- Amsterdam : Elsevier
- Publication Date:
- 2021
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 620.1/18
Polylactic acid
Composite materials
Composite materials
Polylactic acid
Electronic books
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- English
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- 9780128241516
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- 9780128241509
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