Properties of polypropylene composites containing aluminum/multi-walled carbon nanotubes
Polypropylene/aluminum–multi-walled carbon nanotube (PP/Al–CNT) composites were prepared by a twin-screw extruder. The morphology indicates that the CNTs are well embedded or implanted within Al-flakes rather than attached on the surface. During preparation of composites, the CNTs came apart from Al...
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| description | Polypropylene/aluminum–multi-walled carbon nanotube (PP/Al–CNT) composites were prepared by a twin-screw extruder. The morphology indicates that the CNTs are well embedded or implanted within Al-flakes rather than attached on the surface. During preparation of composites, the CNTs came apart from Al–CNT so that free CNTs as well as Al–CNT were observed in PP/Al–CNT composite. The crystallization temperatures of PP/CNT and PP/Al–CNT composites were increased from 111
°C for PP to 127
°C for the composites. The decomposition temperature increased by 55
°C for PP/CNT composite and 75
°C for PP/Al–CNT composite. The PP/Al–CNT composite showed higher thermal conductivity than PP/CNT and PP/Al-flake composites with increasing filler content. PP/Al–CNT composites showed the viscosity values between PP/CNT and PP/Al-flake composites. PP/Al–CNT composite showed higher tensile modulus and lower tensile strength with increasing filler content compared to PP/CNT and PP/Al-flake composites. |
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