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plasticity describes the deformation of a material undergoing non-reversible changes of shape in response to applied forces.
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What has the author Arthur K Doolittle written?
Arthur K. Doolittle has written: 'The technology of solvents and plasticizers' -- subject(s): Plasticizers, Solvents
Are plasticizers safe?
yes they are very safe
Where are plasticizers used?
In factories and industorial areas
Can you make plasticizers less harmful?
yes by not using it
What are the contents of plastic?
That depends on the plastic; basically polymer resin, plasticizers, and filler.
Are plasticizers safe for children?
they arnt safe they contain toxic waste and they can kill you because they have clamidia
Why are plasticisers added to PVC?
Plasticizers are added to PVC (polyvinyl chloride) to increase its flexibility, durability, and workability. They help to make the PVC material more pliable and easier to process during manufacturing. Additionally, plasticizers can enhance the overall performance and properties of PVC products.
What has the author Martin Wandel written?
Martin Wandel has written: 'Die Analyse von Weichmachern' -- subject(s): Plasticizers
Why do rubber bands get sticky after some time in a box?
Rubber bands can get sticky over time due to the plasticizers used in their manufacturing process. These plasticizers can migrate to the surface of the rubber band, causing it to become sticky. Additionally, exposure to heat and humidity can also contribute to the rubber band becoming sticky.
What is plastisier?
"Plastisier" refers to a plasticizer, which is a substance added to materials, especially plastics, to increase their flexibility, workability, and softness. Plasticizers reduce the glass transition temperature of polymers, making them more pliable and easier to process. Commonly used in products like PVC, plasticizers enhance durability and performance in various applications.
In what four ways can polymers be modified to change there properties?
1. Chain length 2. Plasticizers 3. Cross linking 4. Crystallinity
How do you make soft PVC compound?
PVC in its native state is fairly rigid. Flexible PVC ("Vinyl") is made by adding plasticizers to the material. In the old days, compounds such as octyl phthalate were simply added into the mix and would slowly leach out or evaporate over time; this is why old vinyl used to get brittle after a while. The modern method is to introduce internal plasticizers which are actually part of the (mostly) PVC molecule; these cannot leach out and keep the vinyl flexible.
