1985
DOI: 10.1007/bf02156500
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Study of the thermal behaviour of some transition metal acrylate-styrene copolymers

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“…However, even a very little amount of sodium salt in eopolymers [5] led to a noticeable increase of their thermal resistance. The thermal stability of zinc -containing copolymers [4] increased clearly with increasing zinc acrylate content up to 22.6 mole %. Small amounts of A2Co, A2Ni and A2Cu improved the thermal resistance of eopolymers [4], which then gradually dropped at higher eoneentrations of the salts.…”
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“…However, even a very little amount of sodium salt in eopolymers [5] led to a noticeable increase of their thermal resistance. The thermal stability of zinc -containing copolymers [4] increased clearly with increasing zinc acrylate content up to 22.6 mole %. Small amounts of A2Co, A2Ni and A2Cu improved the thermal resistance of eopolymers [4], which then gradually dropped at higher eoneentrations of the salts.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The thermal stability of zinc -containing copolymers [4] increased clearly with increasing zinc acrylate content up to 22.6 mole %. Small amounts of A2Co, A2Ni and A2Cu improved the thermal resistance of eopolymers [4], which then gradually dropped at higher eoneentrations of the salts. When the nickel acrylate content is about 10 mole %, the decomposition temperatures of the copolymers are about 25 ~ lower than those of polystyrene.…”
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