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Phase Separation and Phase Preferences in Pigmented, Impact-Modified, PCPBT Blends

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Table 2-7. Summary of formulations (% w/w) extruded using extruder E1, Set 4.   Sample  Unpigmented PC  (PCX)  B15  B16  B17  PBT 315  0.00  0.00  0.00  0.00  PBT 195  0.00  0.00  0.00  0.00  PC 125  73.21  45.06  44.95  0.00  IM  26.00  26.00  26.00  26.0
Figure  2-5.  Graphical  procedure  for  the  determination  of  the  crystallisation  properties  of  the  samples
Figure 2-7. Exemplification of an asymmetric peak and determination of the retention time using  the Condor and Young method
Table  2-14.  Selected  properties  of  the  monomer  (MAA)  and  of  the  photoinitiator  (ITX),  from  technical data sheets
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