SYNTHESIS AND EVALUATION OF THERMALLY STABLE POLYMERS. PHASE I. POLYMER SYNTHESIS. PHASE II. POLYMER EVALUATION
Abstract
Decreasing the quantity of Nujol and of phenylcyclohexane in the p lymerization of potassium m-halop enoxide has been shown to provide somewhat higher molecular weights. The effects of surface treatment, particle size and quantity of catalyst on the polymerization have been investigated. The results are interpreted a indicating important roles for each of these variables with surface contaminants indicated as the aj r variable influencing the catalytic activity. M R test results are given for comparison with findings at Wright Field. Attempts to mol all mechanical-test bars are descri ed. Three-point flexural test and vibrating reed test formulae are considered with regar to their use with small test bars. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 15, 1962
- Accession Number
- AD0291846
Entities
People
- A. Goldman
- Charles D. Doyle
- G.p. Brown
Organizations
- General Electric