Influence of the Particle Size of LDPE on the Performance of Cu/LDPE Composites

Ying Tang; Yun Wang; Xian Ping Xia

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.833.330

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Influence of the Particle Size of LDPE on the Performance of Cu/LDPE Composites

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The Cu/LDPE composites were characterized through the tests of micro-structure, mechanical property, surface hydrophilicity and releasing rate of cupric ions, in order to study the influence of the particle size of LDPE on the performance of Cu/LDPE composites. The results indicate that, with decreasing of the particle size of LDPE, Cu/LDPE composites have greater value of elongation at break and releasing rate of cupric, but smaller value of tensile strength and elasticity modulus, and the influence on surface hydrophilicity and crystalline is little. It is considered that the influence of the particle size of LDPE on the performance of Cu/LDPE composites results from the difference of both the molecular weight of LDPE and the dispersion uniformity of copper in LDPE.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 833)

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Ying Tang, Yun Wang, Xian Ping Xia

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Cu/LDPE Composites, Cupric Releasing, Mechanical Property, Particle Size

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