Thermal, dielectric and mechanical study of poly(vinyl chloride)/olive pomace composites

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Composites from PVC and chemically treated olive pomace have been prepared. The effect of the incorporation of virgin and benzylated olive pomace in the poly(vinyl chloride) matrix on dielectric, mechanical and thermal stability properties, of /olive pomace composites was studied. The mechanical properties of the benzylated composites were improved. Furthermore, the thermal characterization of the different samples carried out by thermogravimetric analysis revealed an increase in the onset temperatures of decomposition for the treated composites. The dielectric investigation indicated that the samples containing olive pomace treated with the benzyl chloride can be used in electrical applications as insulators. © BME-PT and GTE.

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Djidjelli, H., Benachour, D., Boukerrou, A., Zefouni, O., Martinez-Véga, J., Farenc, J., & Kaci, M. (2007). Thermal, dielectric and mechanical study of poly(vinyl chloride)/olive pomace composites. Express Polymer Letters, 1(12), 846–852. https://doi.org/10.3144/expresspolymlett.2007.117

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