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Peculiarities of Filled Porous Hydrogels Production and Properties

The peculiarities of porous hydrogel compositions formed on the basis of copolymers of methacrylic esters and polyvinylpyrrolidone with mineral and organic filler have been investigated. In the composite structure silver particles are obtained via argentum nitrate reduction by tertiary nitrogen of polyvinylpyrrolidone. The effect of filler nature and amount, argentums nitrate amount and structure of polymer-monomer composition on the polymerization rate and properties of composites has been examined.

Ammonia-free, Low-toxic Press-materials with Improved Electroinsulating Properties Based on Modified Novolak Phenol-formaldehyde Resin

The technological and operational properties of press-materials based on novolak composition modified jointly by epoxydianic resin and polyvinylpyrrolidone depending upon filler nature and pressing conditions have been determined. The reactivity of obtained press-powders has been investigated depending upon filler type, as well as curing conditions of composites under which ammonia and formaldehyde are not emitted.

Gradiently Anisotropic Conducting and Magnetic Polymer Composites

The character of the local electric resistance variations of film polymer composites on the basis of polyvinyl alcohol with graphite powder on the one hand and the magnetic susceptibility of the same polymer with nickel nano-particles on the other hand has been studied. It has been established that the changes of these parameters essentially depends on both initial shape of the films and on the direction of their orientation. It is concluded that the films of gradiently anisotropic polymer composites may be used in electronics.

Studies of Thermal Stability of Epoxy Compounds for Glass-Fiber Pipes

Thermal stability of different epoxy compounds designed for their use in certain temperature ranges has been studied. Effects of temperature are reported upon physico-mechanical properties of pipes, in particular, their failure stress under axial tension and their dependence on chemical nature of the solidifier