PREPARATION OF WATERBORNE ULTRAFINE PARTICLES OF EPOXY RESIN BY PHASE INVERSION TECHNIQUE*
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PREPARATION OF WATERBORNE ULTRAFINE PARTICLES OF EPOXY RESIN BY PHASE INVERSION TECHNIQUE*
Vol. 15, Issue 1, Pages: 92-96(1997)
Affiliations:
1. CAI Weizhen Polymer Physics Laboratory, Institute of Chemistry, Academia Sinica, Beijing 100080 Graduate School, Academia Sinica,Beijing,100039
2. Institute of Chemistry
3. Academia Sinica
4. Beijing 100080
5. Graduate School
6. Beijing 100039
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CLC:TQ323.5
Published:20 March 1997
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[1]杨振忠,许元泽:王胜杰,俞浩,蔡维真.PREPARATION OF WATERBORNE ULTRAFINE PARTICLES OF EPOXY RESIN BY PHASE INVERSION TECHNIQUE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1997,{4}(01):92-96.
YANG Zhengzhong, XU Yuanze, WANG Shengjie, et al. PREPARATION OF WATERBORNE ULTRAFINE PARTICLES OF EPOXY RESIN BY PHASE INVERSION TECHNIQUE*[J]. 1997, 15(1): 92-96.
[1]杨振忠,许元泽:王胜杰,俞浩,蔡维真.PREPARATION OF WATERBORNE ULTRAFINE PARTICLES OF EPOXY RESIN BY PHASE INVERSION TECHNIQUE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1997,{4}(01):92-96.DOI:
YANG Zhengzhong, XU Yuanze, WANG Shengjie, et al. PREPARATION OF WATERBORNE ULTRAFINE PARTICLES OF EPOXY RESIN BY PHASE INVERSION TECHNIQUE*[J]. 1997, 15(1): 92-96.DOI:
PREPARATION OF WATERBORNE ULTRAFINE PARTICLES OF EPOXY RESIN BY PHASE INVERSION TECHNIQUE*
<正> Werborne ultrafine particles of epoxy resin were prepared by phase inversion tech-nique. The results of SEM revealed that the particles diameter was in the range of 50to 100 nm and the effects on amount of water required at phase inversion point were alsodisc?d.
Abstract
Werborne ultrafine particles of epoxy resin were prepared by phase inversion tech-nique. The results of SEM revealed that the particles diameter was in the range of 50to 100 nm and the effects on amount of water required at phase inversion point were alsodisc?d.
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