The influence of melt elongational properties on the morphology of PES cellular materials

Rheotens melt elongational experiments were performed to evaluate polyethersulfone with regard to its foamability. The effect of polymer molecular weight was correlated with the resulting foam cell morphology achieved under identical processing conditions in a batch process. It appears, that the mel...

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Published in:Cellular polymers 2002-01, Vol.21 (6), p.445-453
Main Authors: WÖLLECKE, Frank, ALTSTÄDT, Volker, SANDLER, Jan, RAKUTT, Dietmar
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