Characterizations of Newly Fabricated Composite Materials Based on Organoclay Incorporated Polymeric Matrix

Bhajan Lal; Attaullah Attaullah; Shafique Ahmed Arain; Sajid Haleem; Sagar Kumar

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.902.79

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Characterizations of Newly Fabricated Composite Materials Based on Organoclay Incorporated Polymeric Matrix

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This article reports the synthesis of engineered materials i.e. composite materials based on matrix (polymeric polyacrylic acid) and reinforcement (organic clay) through 6-hour and 12-hour ultrasonication at different intervals. All the precursors and desired composite materials were characterized by Fourier transform infra-red (FT-IR) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) techniques. The disappearance of Si-O characteristic peak after ultrasonication justifies the fabrication and incorporation of organoclay in the polymeric structure of polyacrylic acid as revealed by FT-IR analysis. The SEM images interpreted the surface morphology, porosity, distribution and compatibility of matrix and reinforcement in it, which has been achieved successfully in this study for exfoliation form.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 902)

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Bhajan Lal*, Attaullah Attaullah, Shafique Ahmed Arain, Sajid Haleem, Sagar Kumar

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Composite Materials, Exfoliation, Organoclay, Polyacrylic Acid

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