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Cross-Linking, Deformation-Strength Properties, and Combustibility of Filled Polyethylene

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The possibility of reducing the combustibility and deformability of polyethylene under a load by incorporation of ammonium polyphosphate and fire-proofed viscose fiber was investigated. The dependence of the physicomechanical and thermophysical properties of the composite materials on the composition of the composite and fabrication conditions.

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  1. Engels Institute of Technology, Saratov State Technical University, Russia

    N. V. Ponomareva, L. G. Panova & S. E. Artemenko

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Ponomareva, N.V., Panova, L.G. & Artemenko, S.E. Cross-Linking, Deformation-Strength Properties, and Combustibility of Filled Polyethylene. Fibre Chemistry 33, 306–308 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012954917846

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