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Yousif, Emad; Salimon, Jumat; Salih, Nadia

 
9783639365108: PHOTOSTABILITY OF POLY(VINYL CHLORIDE): — STILL ON THE RUN

Synopsis

Poly(vinyl chloride) is second only to polyethylene among five kinds of general plastic materials, which was widely used in the industries including architecture, electronic, chemical engineering, packaging, transportation, etc.However, low photostability of PVC leads to hydrogen chloride loss,discoloration, and finally serious corrosion phenomena,accompanied by changes of physical and chemical properties of PVC. The low cost and the good performance of poly(vinyl chloride) products have increased the utilizationof this polymer in building, mainly in exterior application, such as window profiles, cladding structure, and siding. However, ultimate user acceptance of the PVC products for outdoor building applications will depend on their ability to resist photodegradation over long periods of sunlight exposure. To ensure weatherability, the PVC resin needs to be compounded and processed properly using suitable additives, leading to a complex material whose behavior and properties are quite different from the PVC resin by itself.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Poly(vinyl chloride) is second only to polyethylene among five kinds of general plastic materials, which was widely used in the industries including architecture, electronic, chemical engineering, packaging, transportation, etc.However, low photostability of PVC leads to hydrogen chloride loss,discoloration, and finally serious corrosion phenomena,accompanied by changes of physical and chemical properties of PVC. The low cost and the good performance of poly(vinyl chloride) products have increased the utilizationof this polymer in building, mainly in exterior application, such as window profiles, cladding structure, and siding. However, ultimate user acceptance of the PVC products for outdoor building applications will depend on their ability to resist photodegradation over long periods of sunlight exposure. To ensure weatherability, the PVC resin needs to be compounded and processed properly using suitable additives, leading to a complex material whose behavior and properties are quite different from the PVC resin by itself.

Biographie de l'auteur

Emad Yousif:Department of Chemistry,College of Science, AL-Nahrain University, Baghdad, Iraq(e-mail:emad_yousif@hotmail.com).Jumat Salimon & Nadia Salih:School of Chemical Science and Food Technology, Faculty of Science and Technology, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 43600 Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia

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