THE FTIR STUDIES OF PHOTO-OXIDATIVE DEGRADATION OF POLYPROPYLENE

WEN Zaiqing; HU Xingzhou; SHEN Deyan

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THE FTIR STUDIES OF PHOTO-OXIDATIVE DEGRADATION OF POLYPROPYLENE

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- THE FTIR STUDIES OF PHOTO-OXIDATIVE DEGRADATION OF POLYPROPYLENE
- THE FTIR STUDIES OF PHOTO-OXIDATIVE DEGRADATION OF POLYPROPYLENE
- 高分子科学（英文版） 1988年6卷第3期页码：285-288
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- 纸质出版：1988-09-20
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WEN Zaiqing, HU Xingzhou, SHEN Deyan. THE FTIR STUDIES OF PHOTO-OXIDATIVE DEGRADATION OF POLYPROPYLENE[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1988,6(3):285-288.

WEN Zaiqing, HU Xingzhou, SHEN Deyan. THE FTIR STUDIES OF PHOTO-OXIDATIVE DEGRADATION OF POLYPROPYLENE[J]. 1988, 6(3): 285-288.
WEN Zaiqing, HU Xingzhou, SHEN Deyan. THE FTIR STUDIES OF PHOTO-OXIDATIVE DEGRADATION OF POLYPROPYLENE[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1988,6(3):285-288. DOI：

WEN Zaiqing, HU Xingzhou, SHEN Deyan. THE FTIR STUDIES OF PHOTO-OXIDATIVE DEGRADATION OF POLYPROPYLENE[J]. 1988, 6(3): 285-288. DOI：

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The photo-oxidative degradation process of polypropylene film containing iron ions was investigated via FTIR and absorbance substraction technique. It is shown that the iron ions play an important role in the decomposition of hydroperoxide and the increase of the degradation rate of polypropylene film. The amorphous region of PP film undergoes degradation prior to the crystalline one.

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