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of the synthesized copolymer was determined by TG. Figure 1 illustrates a comparison of the thermal degradation characteristics of synthesized copolymers with different molecular weights. Fig. 1
process, such as activation energies ( E ) and reaction orders ( n ), etc. [ 5 – 10 ]. Kinetic data could help us to understand the thermal degradation mechanism [ 11 ]. In this article, the thermal degradation of BO6 has been investigated with TG
out that the formation of pyrrolidone is the main product of the thermal degradation of PVP. In contrast, Bianco et al. [ 3 ] suggested that the main volatile products of the thermal degradation of PVP are compounds with ester groups, ammonia (NH 3
Kinetics of thermal degradation of poly(vinyl chloride)
Thermogravimetry and spectroscopy
on the temperature and varied from 2 to 10 h. The TG of PVC degradation was conducted in air flow of 90 mL min −1 .The initial rate of thermal degradation was measured as a slope of the short-time linear portion of the kinetic curves of % mass loss
transformation. From the analysis of the experimental results of a thermal degradation, one can construct a reaction kinetic model of the chemical processes leading from the precursor(s) to the product(s) of a reaction [ 1 ]. One well-known ligand—oxalate can be
mass sample, m t is mass sample at t time during thermal degradation, and m f is the final mass when experiment finished. Taking into account that temperature is a function of time and increases with constant heating rate β the following
thermal degradation in air (30–900 °C) to be specific and complex showing two domains as a function of temperature (time): an endothermic one which is identical to that for the degradation in nitrogen atmosphere and an exothermic one that cannot be found
Introduction The phenomenon of synergism on thermal degradation was a focus today. Many researchers have investigated the effect of additives on thermal decomposition. Nie et al. [ 1 ] investigated the synergistic effect of the
fiber and [ 8 , 9 ]. PBO shows a heat resistance about 100 °C higher than PPTA (Poly( p -phenylene terephthalamide) and there have been some reports about thermal analysis of PBO fibers [ 10 , 11 ]. The thermal degradation of PBZT and PBZO was studied
attention due to its basic position in this group of material [ 4 – 8 ]. It is well known that thermal degradation of PDMS in inert atmosphere results in depolymerization at 400–650 °C to produce cyclic oligomers [ 4 , 5 ], while in oxidative atmosphere the
