Effect of intercalant types on the properties of melt blended metallocene polyethylene/metallocene polyethylene-g-silane/clay nanocomposites

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Title:	Effect of intercalant types on the properties of melt blended metallocene polyethylene/metallocene polyethylene-g-silane/clay nanocomposites
Authors:	Chen, WC (Chen, Wen-Chih) Liu, JL (Liu, Jung-Liang) Lai, SM (Lai, Sun-Mou) Tang, SX (Tang, Shi-Xian) Tai, HJ (Tai, Horng Jer) Yang, CH (Yang, Chen-Hau) Kao, HC (Kao, Hui Cheng)
Contributors:	Dept Chem Engn
Keywords:	clay clay types compatibilizer metallocene polyethylene nanocomposite
Date:	2012-12
Issue Date:	2013-02-18 15:26:59 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	Melt mixed metallocene-catalyzed polyethylene elastomer (mPE)/clay nanocomposites, using a functionalized polyolefin elastomer (mPE-g-silane) as a compatibilizer, with the addition of the commercial clay with different intercalant types (Cloisite 20A and 30B) were prepared to investigate the importance of interfacial interaction. Cloisite 30B gave a relatively higher polarity than Cloisite 20A, but smaller original d-spacing. According to X-ray diffraction (XRD) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) results, Cloisite 20A-filled nanocomposites depicted fairly well-dispersed clay within the mPE matrix, except with higher clay content. By contrast, the clay agglomerates were evident for Cloisite 30B-filled cases. A continuous increase of gel content for Cloisite 20A-filled systems was observed, but only a limited variation for Cloisite 30B-filled systems was found. The roles of the polarity degree of the organically modified clay, original d-spacing, and the compatibilizer, were quite essential. Young's modulus of Cloisite 20A-filled samples increased with increasing clay content, from 23.8 +/- 1.3 MPa [0 parts per hundred resins (phr)] to 34.1 +/- 2.0 MPa (9 phr), whereas modulus of Cloisite 30B-filled samples did not show a significant variation. The tear strength of Cloisite 20A-filled nanocomposites increased up to two-fold with increasing clay content, reaching 9 phr. Only a slight increase in tear strength of Cloisite 30B-filled nanocomposites was observed. For the cutting strength, Cloisite 20A-filled cases also conferred higher values in comparison with Cloisite 30B-filled cases.
Relation:	JOURNAL OF POLYMER ENGINEERING 卷: 32 期: 8-9 頁數: 475-485
Appears in Collections:	[Department of Chemical & Materials Engineering] journal articles

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