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Characterization of Superfine Wool Powder/Poly(propylene) Blend Film

✍ Scribed by Weilin Xu; Xin Wang; Wenbin Li; Xuqiang Peng; Xin Liu; Xun Gai Wang


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
2007
Tongue
English
Weight
487 KB
Volume
292
Category
Article
ISSN
1438-7492

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Abstract

Superfine wool powder was blended and extruded with poly(propylene) (PP) to produce blend pellets, and the extruded pellets were hot‐pressed into a blend film. SEM photographs show that the powder could be uniformly incorporated with PP after extrusion. FT‐IR spectra shows that no substantial changes occurred in the chemical structure of both PP and wool powder in the blend film. X‐Ray diffraction analysis indicates that crystallinity of the blend film was much higher than that of the wool powder and little lower than that of PP. TG‐tested results indicate that the thermal stability of the blend film declined with an increase in the powder content. Endothermic peaks of the wool powder in the blend film become more obvious as the powder content increases. Mechanical properties decline greatly with an increase in the wool powder content in the blend film.

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