Fibres from polypropylene and liquid-crystal polymer blends using compatibilizing agents: 1. Assessment of functional and non-functional polypropylene-acrylic acid compatibilizers

M. M. Miller; J. M G Cowie; J. G. Tait; D. L. Brydon; R. R. Mather

Fibres from polypropylene and liquid-crystal polymer blends using compatibilizing agents: 1. Assessment of functional and non-functional polypropylene-acrylic acid compatibilizers

M. M. Miller, J. M G Cowie, J. G. Tait, D. L. Brydon, R. R. Mather

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Abstract

A graft polymer based upon acrylic acid-functionalized polypropylene (PP-AA) and PP-AA itself were assessed as compatibilizers for polypropylene/liquid-crystal polymer (PP/LCP) polyblend fibres. It was found that the functional compatibilizer improved interfacial adhesion and thus fibre properties, depending on the type of hot-drawing process used, as well as significantly enhancing the thermal stability of the fibre. Incorporation of PP-AA increased fibre crystallinity and orientation, with a slight enhancement of fibre properties observed. This was attributed to the promotion of specific polar interactions between the blend components. © 1995.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	3107-3112
Number of pages	6
Journal	Polymer
Volume	36
Issue number	16
Publication status	Published - 1995

Keywords

liquid-crystalline polymer
polyblend fibre
polypropylene

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Fibres from polypropylene and liquid-crystal polymer blends using compatibilizing agents: 1. Assessment of functional and non-functional polypropylene-acrylic acid compatibilizers

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