Synthesis and Investigation of Poly(aroylene-s-triazoles)

Korshak, V.V.; Rusanov, A. L.; Leont'eva, S. N.; Jashiashvili, T. K.

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“…The thermal stability of polymers derived from cyclobutenecarbonitrile and related nitrile polymers were compared with, and shown to have higher thermal stability than, poly(acrylonitrile) (144). Thermal stability of poly(aroylene-s-triazoles) (230), ester phenyl-as-triazone and ester phenylquinoxaline polymers (184), and poly(2,5-ethylene benzimidazole) (380) also have been reported.…”

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“…DTA was found to be a convenient, rapid method for identification of elastomers deposited on Nylon 66 fiber (177). Biconstituent fibers of Nylon 6 and polyurethane elastomer were subjected to DSC (372) which indicated hard-segment crystalline mp increased with increasing hard-segment-content, ranging as high as 230 °C after annealing. THERMOGRAVIMETRY A TG equipment has been described (72) for operation to 1000 °C giving a direct plot of weight percentage.…”

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Thermal analysis

Murphy¹

1976

Anal. Chem.

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This review covers the major trends in thermal analysis from the previous review (303) to October 1975. In this period, several books have appeared. Volumes 2 (246) and 3 (247) of the "Atlas of Thermoanalytical Curves" have appeared and, while not in the reviewer's possession, volume 4 also is believed to be published. Books entitled "Thermal Analysis" have been published by Daniels (100) and Blazek (42). Wendlandt has issued the second edition of "Thermal Methods of Analysis" (437) and "Handbook of Commercial Scientific Instruments, Vol. 2, Thermoanalytical Techniques" (438). ''Thermal Analysis: Comparative Studies on Materials" (208) is the proceedings of a joint U.S.-Japan seminar held in Akron, Ohio, in April 1974. "Thermal Analysis", the three-volume proceedings of the Fourth ICTA held in Budapest in 1974, has been published (58) and contains 276 papers.C. B. Murphy received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from the College of the Holy Cross In 1941 and 1942, respectively. After three years of Navy duty, he returned to Holy Cross as a member of the Chemistry Department faculty. In 1952 he received his Ph.D. from Clark University. In the same year he joined American Cyanamld's Stamford Research Laboratory. After 10 years with General Electric's Advanced Technology Laboratories, he joined the Xerox Corp. as Manager of the Materials Analyses Area. He is now Manager of Toner Processing in the Xerographic Technology Dept.

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