Swelling and electrical properties of LLDPE reinforced by SWCNTs nanocomposites for radiation and sensors applications

Elbary, AM Abd; Tammam, M. T.; Aljuraide, N. I.

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“…However, the intercalation of neutral species (e. g., polymeric species) could change the hydration of these anions, and therefore modify their mobility and electrical conductivity. Since the middle of the 20th century, the electrical properties of PE have been studied and used in sensors [264,265].…”

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Nanorrellenos inorgánicos preparados a partir de LDHS para la obtención de nanocomposites de matriz polimérica. Determinación de la incidencia del método de preparación sobre sus propiedades

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The present research work has focused on obtaining inorganic nanofillers from Layered Double Hydroxides (LDHs) that can be useful in the preparation of polymer matrix composites and nanocomposites with modified properties. The properties of this type of nanofillers are closely linked to their synthesis conditions; so, parameters such as pH, reaction medium, molar ratio of cations, precipitation rate, synthesis temperature and hydrothermal treatments, etc., have an important impact on the physical and surface properties of the final solids. Thus, in the present work, the synthesis of Zn,Al LDHs with molar ratios 2:1 and 3:1 has been carried out by the coprecipitation method using amines, which are softer bases than the classically used bases. Specifically, amines with different substitution degree and chain length have been used as precipitating agents using a simpler synthesis methodology than the hydrolysis of urea. The resulting solids have been characterised in terms of their morphological and structural properties and their feasibility for use as nanofillers in polymer matrix nanocomposites has been studied. Thus, nanocomposites have been prepared using polypropylene as polymeric matrix, dispersing Zn,Al LDHs synthesised under different conditions. Finally, the impact of the use of these solids as nanofillers on the thermal stability and mechanical properties of the resulting nanocomposites was studied.On the other hand, the synthesis methodology using amines as precipitating agents was extended to the preparation of Ni,Al LDHs which are of great interest as catalyst precursors in the Sabatier reaction of CO2 hydrogenation to obtain methane. The synthesis of this type of solids was carried out using dimethylamine as precipitating agent, since the formation of coordination compounds with Ni(II) was not observed and, in addition, it turned out to be the amine with which the Zn,Al LDHs offered the best properties, in terms of crystallinity degree and particle size distribution. The study of the catalytic activity of this type of solids was extended with the synthesis of catalysts promoted by cations of rare earth elements, such as Ce and La. Thus, the effectiveness of the resulting Ni-Al2O3, Ni-Ce2O3-Al2O3 and Ni-La2O3-Al2O3-Al2O3 catalysts was studied in the production of CH4, taking into account both the conversion and the selectivity towards secondary products. The catalytic test was carried out between 200 and 400 ºC, and it was observed that at 275 ºC a conversion larger than 60% was achieved, maintained up to 400 ºC, with a selectivity of 95% in methane production.

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Section: I333 Electrical Propertiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Nanorrellenos inorgánicos preparados a partir de LDHS para la obtención de nanocomposites de matriz polimérica. Determinación de la incidencia del método de preparación sobre sus propiedades

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Thermo-elasticity of multi walled carbon nanotube- natural rubber/acrylonitrile butadiene rubber blends

Aljuraide,

Abd Elbary

2023

Journal of Reinforced Plastics and Composites

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Natural rubber nano-composites are emerging as one of the key players in the industry and research due to its novel material properties and nano functionalities. In order to create high performance natural rubber nano-composites, new multifunctional nano-fillers can be created using a various approaches due to the advances of nanotechnology. Blends of natural rubber (NR) and acrylonitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) were used to evaluate the effects of various constitutional ratios between the two substances of fixed weight of multi walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs). The increase in the frequency of alternating extension (fatigue deformation) for samples (B2, B3) causes an increase in the thermo-elastic temperature change. The breakdown of the structure is thought to be prevailing at high strain amplitude and consequently may account for the observed effect. The thermo-elastic measurements also involve the determination of the thermo-elastic coefficient, change in entropy, internal energy per unit length, and Gruneisen constant. All these parameters were found to be highly dependent on both fatigue parameters and NR/NBR polymer ratios in the composite. The prepared sample (50/50 phr) can be used as thermo-elastic sensors.

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Swelling and electrical properties of LLDPE reinforced by SWCNTs nanocomposites for radiation and sensors applications

Cited by 2 publications

References 56 publications

Nanorrellenos inorgánicos preparados a partir de LDHS para la obtención de nanocomposites de matriz polimérica. Determinación de la incidencia del método de preparación sobre sus propiedades

Nanorrellenos inorgánicos preparados a partir de LDHS para la obtención de nanocomposites de matriz polimérica. Determinación de la incidencia del método de preparación sobre sus propiedades

Thermo-elasticity of multi walled carbon nanotube- natural rubber/acrylonitrile butadiene rubber blends

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