Stabilization of Poly(fluoroalkoxyphosphazene) (PFAP) Elastomer against Thermal Degradation

Kyker, G. S.; Valaitis, J. K.

doi:10.1021/ba-1978-0169.ch024

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Iia-phosphazene Copolymers Containing Fluorinated Alcohols A1

The Properties and Applications Of Polyfluo-roalkoxypho1

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“…This problem could be overcome by adding a variety of Zn, Pb, or Bi complexes to the polymer before heating [52]. The crosslinking process for these materials, and the description of their mechanical properties and compounding have been recently reviewed [32].…”

Section: Iia-phosphazene Copolymers Containing Fluorinated Alcohols Amentioning

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Fluorine containing phosphazene polymers

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Journal of Fluorine Chemistry

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Section: Iia-phosphazene Copolymers Containing Fluorinated Alcohols Amentioning

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Fluorine containing phosphazene polymers

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Bertani

Jaeger

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“…Their action involves the deactivation of the defective groups in the polyfluoroalkoxyphosphazene macromolecules by complex formation with units containing the P-Cl, P-OH, and P=O bonds 163 .…”

Section: The Properties and Applications Of Polyfluo-roalkoxyphomentioning

confidence: 99%