Titlebook: Chromatography for Sustainable Polymeric Materials; Renewable, Degradabl Ann-Christine Albertsson,Minna Hakkarainen Book 2008 Springer-Verl

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Higher Order Linear Recurrent Sequences,terial properties duringaging. A more migration-resistant polymeric plasticizer that also better preserved its material propertiesduring aging was obtained by combining a low degree of branching, hydrolysis-protecting end-groups,and higher molecular weight.

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Migration of Monomeric and Polymeric PVC Plasticizers,terial properties duringaging. A more migration-resistant polymeric plasticizer that also better preserved its material propertiesduring aging was obtained by combining a low degree of branching, hydrolysis-protecting end-groups,and higher molecular weight.

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,Degradation Products of Aliphatic and Aliphatic–Aromatic Polyesters,ication of breakdown products from environmental degradationis important for understanding the degradation process, environmental interaction and impact of degradablepolymers. With regard to degradability aliphatic polyesters are a particularly interesting group ofpolymers. They are susceptible to h

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Chromatographic Analysis of Antioxidants in Polymeric Materials and Their Migration from Plastics it tool in quality and manufacturing control, troubleshooting,and material or vendor identification. This chapter describes characterization by chromatographic techniquesand sample preparation methods to identify and quantify antioxidants and their degradation products in polymericmaterials. The majo

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Migration of Monomeric and Polymeric PVC Plasticizers, Especially highlighted is macromolecular engineeringas a tool to increase the plasticizing efficiency and migration resistance for polymeric plasticizers.The effect of branching, molecular weight, end-group functionality, and polydispersity on plasticizer performancewas evaluated by quantification

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Chromatography for Sustainable Polymeric Materials978-3-540-78763-1Series ISSN 0065-3195 Series E-ISSN 1436-5030