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  • ADDITIVES FOR PLASTICS

  • Characteristics of polymers Low density Low energy to process Corrosion resistant Cheap

  • Polymer DegradationVarious processes degrade polymer

  • Types of polymer degradation1- Thermal degradation (Temp.)2- Thermo-oxidative degradation (Temp., O2)3- Photodegradation (Light)4- Photo-oxidative degradation (Light, O2)5- Mechanical degradation (stresses)6- Chemical degradation (strong acid & base)7-Biodegradation (bacteria, fungi)8- Degradation by high energy radiation

  • Polymers additivesFillers ColorantsPlasticizers Impact modifiersLubricants Coupling agentsFlame retardants Antistatic agentsPhotostabilizers AntiozonantsHeat stabilizers Curing agentsBlowing agents Comptabilizers

  • Polymer additivesRetard degradationModify properties

  • Polymer AdditivesSolidLiquidRubber Gas

  • Features of additives1- Efficient2- Cheap3- Non toxic4- Stable under processing conditions5- Stable under service conditions

    6- Should not bleed

  • Fillers1- To extend the bulk (lower the cost)2- To modify mechanical properties3- To improve flame retardant properties4- Electrical properties or insulation5- visual properties and colour

  • Mineral fillersCaCO3ClaySilica

  • CaCO3Cost reductionDimensional stabilityImprove impact strenghSurface uniformity

  • ClayCost reductionDimensional stabilityImprove tensile strengthInsulation & thermal stability

  • Glass (fibers &solid spheres)Cost reductionDimensional stabilityTranslucency

  • Carbon (fibers &powder)Chemical resistanceCorrosion resistance

  • Plasticizers

  • Plasticizer (liquid esters)

    Lower Tm

    Lower TgIncrease flexibility

  • Slection of plasticizerHigh compatibility with polymerLow volatility & migrationImprove flexibility at low temp.

  • LubricantsExternalInternalWax, fatty acids, fatty amides & metallic stearates

  • External lubricantsPossess polar gpsLow compatibility with polymerForm thin film between polymer & machine (prevent sticking)

  • Internal lubricantsSprayed on the surface of the mold

  • Flame retardantsFire triangle

  • Fuel

  • Oxidizer

  • EnergyEnergy required to raise the temp of fuel to its ignition temp.

  • Shortcoming of fire triangleCovalent bonded organic cpd extinguished using dry chemicals

  • Tetrahedron of fire

  • Combustion mechanism

  • Fuel (covalent)Free radicalsO2Free radicalsFlammable gases (CO)

  • Flame retardantsOrganic (phosphate esters, halogenated cpd)Inorganic (antimony oxide, Mg (OH)2 )

  • Flame retardants mechanismsGas phaseCondense phase

  • Flame retardant(Free radicals)

  • Gas phase

  • Condense phaseFlame retadantDecomposing polymer+Compatible cpdChar

  • Inorganic Flame retardantsLiberate waterNon flam. gases

  • Antioxidants1-Chain breaking2-Preventivea-Metal deactivatorb-Peroxide decomposers

  • Chain breaking antioxidantsOxidative degradation

  • Chain breaking antioxidants Degenerate chain branching

  • Chain breaking antioxidants

  • + ROO.+ ROOH+ ROO.

  • Preventive antioxidantsMetal ion deactivator

  • Preventive antioxidantsHydroperoxide decomposers

  • PhotostabilizersOxidative degradationhv

  • Photostabilizers Degenerate chain branching

  • Photostabilizers

  • Photostabilizers

  • PhotostabilizersUV absorber (Hydroxybenzophenon)

  • Photostabilizers Quenchers [Ni(II) organic cpd]

  • Quencher mechanism

  • Heat stabilizers(Diethyl tin maleats)PVC Degradation mechanism

  • + HClMY2 + HClMYCl + HYM = Ca, Zn, Ba, Cd, Pb Y = organic anion

  • Blowing agents To obtain cellular polymer 1-Chemical cpd decompose in processing stage to volatile cpd 2- Low boiling liquids volatilize during processing 3-Diffusion of gas in polymer under pressure 4- Powdered solid CO2 with PVC pasts

  • Comments on Chemical Blowing agents 1-Gases evolved within a narrow temp range2- Decomposition temp range should be suitable for polymer 3-Gas evolved should not corrode processing machine

  • ColorantsMaterials which provide color in polymer

  • ColorantsBrightBurnAdd in small quantityVery complex cpdMore expensive Small particle sizeOpaqueFlame retaddantResist light & heatLow conc. produce translucent colorFeO, CoO, CdS

  • Curing AgentsAdditives that cause crosslinking of the polymers

  • Curing Agents Captax (2-Mercaptobenzothiazole) Santocure (2-Mercaptobenzothiazole sulfonamide)

  • Curing Agents Initiators (Benzoyl Peroxide)

  • Curing Agents Gama Ray or UV

  • Curing Agents

  • Curing Agents O2 + Heavy metals (Co, Pb, Mg)

  • Curing Agents

  • Antistatic Agents (Antistats)Insulating materialsDust attractionSparkingAntistatic agent reduce static charge build on the polymer surface

  • Antistatic Agents Dissipation of static chargeReduce static charge on the surfaceEx: Quaternary amm cpd, esters of fatty acids & polyhydric alcohol

  • Impact modifiers

  • Impact modifiersImprove resistance of materials to stress (impact)Elastomers : ABS, BS, MBS, Chlorinated PE (absorb energy at room temp.)

  • Compatibilizers

  • CompatibilizersCompounds provide miscibility or compatibility to materials that are immiscible or only partially miscible

  • Compatibilizer Mechanisms

  • Reactive Compatibilization

  • Coupling agents

  • Coupling agentsUsed as surface treatment in composites to improve the interfacial bond between the matrix(weak) and fiber(strong)Silans and Titanate

  • AntiozonantsDegradation(Ozone cracking on surface)Cracking of rubber tires and hoses

  • Antiozonants

  • AntiozonantsScavenge O3 at surface before reaction with polymerReacted with degraded product preventing more degradationN,N-disubstituted p-phenelene diamine, phenol, sulfar cpd

  • AntiozonantsWaxes Inhibit ozone deteriorationMigration to polymer surfaceLess susceptible coating

  • AntiozonantsWaxes + N,N-disubstituted p-phenelene diamine (very effective ozone protection)Wax assists in diffusion of antiozonant to polymer surface