MODIFICATION OF NYLON-6 WITH POLYORGANOSILOXANE

YUAN Qiang; LIU Guomin; LI Guangliang

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MODIFICATION OF NYLON-6 WITH POLYORGANOSILOXANE

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- MODIFICATION OF NYLON-6 WITH POLYORGANOSILOXANE
- MODIFICATION OF NYLON-6 WITH POLYORGANOSILOXANE
- 高分子科学（英文版） 1990年8卷第3期页码：234-239
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  1. Institute of Chemistry, Academia Sinica,Beijing
  2. Academia Sinica
  3. Beijing
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- 纸质出版：1990-09-20
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[1]袁强,刘国民,李光亮.MODIFICATION OF NYLON-6 WITH POLYORGANOSILOXANE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1990,{4}(03):234-239.

YUAN Qiang, LIU Guomin, LI Guangliang. MODIFICATION OF NYLON-6 WITH POLYORGANOSILOXANE[J]. 1990, 8(3): 234-239.
[1]袁强,刘国民,李光亮.MODIFICATION OF NYLON-6 WITH POLYORGANOSILOXANE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1990,{4}(03):234-239. DOI：

YUAN Qiang, LIU Guomin, LI Guangliang. MODIFICATION OF NYLON-6 WITH POLYORGANOSILOXANE[J]. 1990, 8(3): 234-239. DOI：

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<正> Nylon-6 has been modified by polyorganosiloxane. It was realized by radical addition of caprolactam to the vinyl group of silicone and anionic polymerization of the monomer in the presence of the silicone macromer. The mechanical properties of the modified plastics are not far from that of the unmodified one whereas its frictional properties are significantly improved.

Abstract

Nylon-6 has been modified by polyorganosiloxane. It was realized by radical addition of caprolactam to the vinyl group of silicone and anionic polymerization of the monomer in the presence of the silicone macromer. The mechanical properties of the modified plastics are not far from that of the unmodified one whereas its frictional properties are significantly improved.

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