Handbook of Vinyl Formulating

Author： Richard F Grossman  

Publisher： John Wiley & Sons Inc‎

Publication year： 2008

E-ISBN: 9780470253540

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9780471710462

Subject： O6 Chemistry

Language： ENG

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Here is your starting point and complete guide to polyvinyl chloride (PVC) formulation. It covers the basics of vinyl formulation, starting formulations for compounds, and the latest compounding ingredients. Since publication of the acclaimed first edition, a standard reference used by vinyl technologists around the world, there have been many new developments in vinyl formulation as well as new discoveries and insights into the underlying mechanisms. It's all covered here in the second edition, in one highly readable, expertly organized volume.

Chapter

CONTENTS

pp.：  7 – 9

Preface to the Second Edition

pp.：  9 – 11

Preface to the First Edition

pp.：  11 – 13

Contributors

pp.：  13 – 15

1. Formulation Development

pp.：  15 – 27

2. Resin Selection for PVC Applications

pp.：  27 – 71

3. PVC Special Products

pp.：  71 – 91

4. Antidegradants

pp.：  91 – 149

5. Colorants for Vinyl

pp.：  149 – 165

6. Fillers and Reinforcements for PVC

pp.：  165 – 187

7. Monomeric Plasticizers

pp.：  187 – 253

8. Specialty Plasticizers

pp.：  253 – 301

9. Formulating Vinyl for Flame Resistance

pp.：  301 – 319

10. Impact Modification

pp.：  319 – 329

11. Processing Aids for PVC

pp.：  329 – 341

12. Lubricants and Related Additives

pp.：  341 – 385

13. Plastisol Technology

pp.：  385 – 393

14. Formulating Expanded Products

pp.：  393 – 407

15. Alloys and Blends

pp.：  407 – 417

16. Flame Retardants and Smoke Suppressants

pp.：  417 – 429

17. Vinyl Wood Fiber Composites

pp.：  429 – 447

18. Laboratory Methods

pp.：  447 – 481

19. Regulatory and Legislative Matters Affecting the Plastics Industry: Health, Safety, and the Environment

pp.：  481 – 505

20. Formulating Flexible PVC for Molding and Coating

pp.：  505 – 517

21. Formulating Rigid PVC for Extrusion

pp.：  517 – 529

22. Design of Experiments

pp.：  529 – 543

Index

pp.：  543 – 545

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