Biodegradable and renewable polymers have a lot of potential for sustainable products. To be competitive and economically viable, these materials frequently need to have their mechanical and physical qualities upgraded.
The addition of fibers to polypropylene (PP) can improve its characteristics; nevertheless, because the two materials differ in certain ways, compatibility problems may occur.
SEBS-g-MAH is a great toughening agent for PC/ABS, giving the material better melt strength, toughness at low temperatures, elongation at break, and impact resistance.
Two crucial substances that are employed to increase the adhesion and compatibility of two materials are coupling agent and maleic anhydride graft compatibilizer, respectively.
Polymeric compatibilizers with grafted maleic anhydride have a major effect on the processing properties and thermal stability of polymer blends.
A viable strategy to improve the performance of polymer blends is to combine compatibilizers for polymer grafted with maleic anhydride with other compatibilizers.
Polymer compatibilizers grafted with maleic anhydride are essential for altering the morphology and phase separation behavior of blends of polymers.
Polymer compatibilizers grafted with maleic anhydride are essential for enhancing interfacial adhesion in blends of immiscible polymers.
A viable strategy to improve the performance of polymer blends is to combine compatibilizers for polymer grafted with maleic anhydride with other compatibilizers.
