PRIMARY STUDY ON BLENDS BASED ON THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTAL COPOLYESTER AND PET*

WU Liheng; ZHANG Guoyao; YI Guozhen; LIU Dong

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PRIMARY STUDY ON BLENDS BASED ON THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTAL COPOLYESTER AND PET*

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- PRIMARY STUDY ON BLENDS BASED ON THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTAL COPOLYESTER AND PET*
- Vol. 10, Issue 3, Pages: 258-265(1992)
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  1. Textile Academy, The Ministry of Textile Industry,Beijing
  2. The Ministry of Textile Industry
  3. Beijing
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- Published：20 September 1992
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[1]吴立衡,张国耀,易国桢,刘东.PRIMARY STUDY ON BLENDS BASED ON THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTAL COPOLYESTER AND PET[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1992,{4}(03):258-265.

WU Liheng, ZHANG Guoyao, YI Guozhen, et al. PRIMARY STUDY ON BLENDS BASED ON THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTAL COPOLYESTER AND PET*[J]. 1992, 10(3): 258-265.
[1]吴立衡,张国耀,易国桢,刘东.PRIMARY STUDY ON BLENDS BASED ON THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTAL COPOLYESTER AND PET[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1992,{4}(03):258-265. DOI：

WU Liheng, ZHANG Guoyao, YI Guozhen, et al. PRIMARY STUDY ON BLENDS BASED ON THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTAL COPOLYESTER AND PET*[J]. 1992, 10(3): 258-265. DOI：

摘要

<正> The blend system composed of PET and thermotropic liquid crystal copolyester based on hydroxy benzoic acid

terephthalic acid

diacetylnaphthalene and PET was studied. The results indicated that LCP could play the role of crystal nuclei. The introduction of LCP decreased the melt viscosity of the system and fibrillous structure could be formed in favor conditions.

Abstract

The blend system composed of PET and thermotropic liquid crystal copolyester based on hydroxy benzoic acid

terephthalic acid

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