Synergistic Reinforcement of Ethylene–Butene–Terpolymer Rubber by Graphene and Zinc Dimethacrylate: Multicrosslinking and Underlying Mechanisms
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| author | Li Zhang Jianming Liu Duanjiao Li Wenxing Sun Zhi Li Yongchao Liang Qiang Fu Nian Tang Pengxiang Bai Yuqi Wang Jiuming Liang |
| author_facet | Li Zhang Jianming Liu Duanjiao Li Wenxing Sun Zhi Li Yongchao Liang Qiang Fu Nian Tang Pengxiang Bai Yuqi Wang Jiuming Liang Li Zhang Jianming Liu Duanjiao Li Wenxing Sun Zhi Li Yongchao Liang Qiang Fu Nian Tang Pengxiang Bai Yuqi Wang Jiuming Liang |
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| contents | Synergistic Reinforcement of Ethylene–Butene–Terpolymer Rubber by Graphene and Zinc Dimethacrylate: Multicrosslinking and Underlying Mechanisms Li Zhang Jianming Liu Duanjiao Li Wenxing Sun Zhi Li Yongchao Liang Qiang Fu Nian Tang Pengxiang Bai Yuqi Wang Jiuming Liang Journal of Applied Polymer Science ABSTRACTThe growing demand for advanced rubber composites highlights the need for enhanced performance and durability. This study explores the synergistic reinforcement effect of graphene nanosheets (GNs) and zinc dimethacrylate (ZDMA) on ethylene–butene–terpolymer (EBT) composites, focusing on their microscopic reinforcement mechanisms. In situ‐modified GNs and ZDMA are employed for co‐crosslinking. The impact of varying GNs contents and ZDMA ratios is analyzed, with a focus on their effects on the material's mechanical, thermal, and dynamic properties. GNs significantly enhance tensile strength, elongation at break, and hysteresis heat generation, while ZDMA further improves strength and thermal stability by optimizing the crosslinking network. Their synergy markedly boosts the performance of EBT composites, making them ideal for high‐strength, high‐temperature applications. The study provides design guidelines for advanced automotive rubber components and lays a foundation for optimizing EBT composites. 10.1002/app.57134 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/termsAndConditions#vor |
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| spellingShingle | Synergistic Reinforcement of Ethylene–Butene–Terpolymer Rubber by Graphene and Zinc Dimethacrylate: Multicrosslinking and Underlying Mechanisms Li Zhang Jianming Liu Duanjiao Li Wenxing Sun Zhi Li Yongchao Liang Qiang Fu Nian Tang Pengxiang Bai Yuqi Wang Jiuming Liang Journal of Applied Polymer Science Synergistic Reinforcement of Ethylene–Butene–Terpolymer Rubber by Graphene and Zinc Dimethacrylate: Multicrosslinking and Underlying Mechanisms Li Zhang Jianming Liu Duanjiao Li Wenxing Sun Zhi Li Yongchao Liang Qiang Fu Nian Tang Pengxiang Bai Yuqi Wang Jiuming Liang Journal of Applied Polymer Science ABSTRACTThe growing demand for advanced rubber composites highlights the need for enhanced performance and durability. This study explores the synergistic reinforcement effect of graphene nanosheets (GNs) and zinc dimethacrylate (ZDMA) on ethylene–butene–terpolymer (EBT) composites, focusing on their microscopic reinforcement mechanisms. In situ‐modified GNs and ZDMA are employed for co‐crosslinking. The impact of varying GNs contents and ZDMA ratios is analyzed, with a focus on their effects on the material's mechanical, thermal, and dynamic properties. GNs significantly enhance tensile strength, elongation at break, and hysteresis heat generation, while ZDMA further improves strength and thermal stability by optimizing the crosslinking network. Their synergy markedly boosts the performance of EBT composites, making them ideal for high‐strength, high‐temperature applications. The study provides design guidelines for advanced automotive rubber components and lays a foundation for optimizing EBT composites. 10.1002/app.57134 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/termsAndConditions#vor |
| title | Synergistic Reinforcement of Ethylene–Butene–Terpolymer Rubber by Graphene and Zinc Dimethacrylate: Multicrosslinking and Underlying Mechanisms |
| topic | Journal of Applied Polymer Science |
| url | https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/app.57134 |