Nanomodified Organic-Inorganic Polymeric Binders for Polymer Building Materials

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Advances in the creation of new polymeric composites based on polyvinyl (PVC) with a specified range of technological and operational properties contribute to their expansion in the form of Viniplastov, Plasticates, Plastisols in the construction industry. At present, PVC provides about 70% of the construction-oriented plastics market. It occupies third place after polyethylene and polypropylene the volume of consumption among industrial polymers, but with the ability to modify properties and the large number of compositions and articles of various functional (from ... rubbery to tough shockproof) exceed all thermoplastic large polymers.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 276)

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223-228

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June 2018

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