Journal of Polymer Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 8, 2024
ABSTRACT
This
study
explores
the
behavior
of
polypropylene/polybutylene
succinate
(PP*/PBS)
polymer
blend
and
its
nanocomposites
containing
varying
amounts
organically
modified
montmorillonite
(OMMT)
(Cloisite20:
C20)
(1%,
2%,
3%,
5%,
10%)
when
subjected
to
electron
beam
irradiation
in
a
scanning
microscope
(SEM).
More
specifically,
we
have
studied
electrical
properties
nanocomposites,
particular
trapping
transport
electrons
material,
as
well
emission
electrons.
To
examine
storage
spreading
injected
charge
under
irradiation,
used
time‐resolved
current
analysis
method
by
measuring
induced
currents
(displacement
leakage
currents).
In
order
verify
whether
there
is
link
between
dispersion
nanoclay
particles
matrix,
structural
analyses
were
also
carried
out
x‐ray
diffraction
(XRD).
The
results
revealed
significant
increase
equilibrium
trapped
amount
clay
nanoparticles
introduced
into
matrix
increased.
trend
can
be
attributed
both
an
number
involved
traps
presence
interfaces
that
act
defect
sites.
was
checked
determining
energy
distribution
using
Simmons'
approach.
Correlating
measured
displacement
allowed
us
demonstrate
leads
decrease
efficiency.
Nanomaterials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(21), P. 2842 - 2842
Published: Oct. 26, 2023
Dielectric
capacitors
have
garnered
significant
attention
in
recent
decades
for
their
wide
range
of
uses
contemporary
electronic
and
electrical
power
systems.
The
integration
a
high
breakdown
field
polymer
matrix
with
various
types
fillers
dielectric
nanocomposites
has
attracted
from
both
academic
commercial
sectors.
energy
storage
performance
is
influenced
by
essential
factors,
such
as
the
choice
matrix,
filler
type,
morphologies,
interfacial
engineering,
composite
structure.
However,
application
limited
large
amount
content,
low
densities,
low-temperature
tolerance.
Very
recently,
utilization
two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
become
prevalent
across
several
disciplines
due
to
exceptional
thermal,
electrical,
mechanical
characteristics.
Compared
zero-dimensional
(0D)
one-dimensional
(1D)
fillers,
are
more
effective
enhancing
properties
polymer-based
composites.
present
review
provides
comprehensive
overview
2D
filler-based
composites,
encompassing
ceramics,
metal
oxides,
carbon
compounds,
MXenes,
clays,
boron
nitride,
others.
In
general
sense,
incorporation
into
nanocomposite
dielectrics
can
result
enhancement
capability,
even
at
concentrations.
current
challenges
future
perspectives
also
discussed.
Journal of Macromolecular Science Part B,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
63(12), P. 1269 - 1285
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
In
our
research
described
herein,
the
hot
pressing
treatment
at
90
°C
under
2
tons
of
pressure
on
solution
cast
polymer
nanocomposite
(PNC)
films
based
a
host
matrix
poly(vinylidene
fluoride-co-hexafluoropropylene)
(P(VDF-HFP))
and
poly(ethylene
oxide)
(PEO)
with
varying
blend
compositions
(20,
50,
80
wt%
P(VDF-HFP)
or
PEO)
zinc
oxide
(ZnO)
nanofiller,
was
performed;
effects
this
composition
variations
optical,
thermal,
dielectric
properties
explored.
The
ultraviolet-visible
wavelength
range
study
revealed
slightly
reduced
absorbance
little
increased
energy
band
gap
after
films.
Differential
scanning
calorimetry
cast-hot
pressed
(SC-HP)
PNC
explained
thermal
stability
crystallites
also
degree
crystallinity.
broadband
measurements
these
materials,
27
°C,
confirmed
significant
changes
in
various
polarization
processes,
demonstrating
large
redistribution
constituent
interfaces
by
press
treatment.
Additionally,
film
equal
compositional
ratio
further
130
160
step
step,
characterized
to
examine
properties.
thermally
treated
composite
are
discussed
concerning
their
use
for
flexible
device
applications.
Journal of Vinyl and Additive Technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 10, 2025
Abstract
This
study
aims
to
develop
novel
PVDF/PMMA‐based
polymer
nanocomposites
(PNCs)
filled
with
copper
nanoparticles
(Cu
NPs)
for
capacitive
energy
storage
applications.
The
unique
conductive
properties
of
Cu
NPs
were
utilized
enhance
the
dielectric
and
blend
significantly.
incorporated
at
low
concentrations
(1.5
3
wt.%),
providing
a
cost‐effective
approach
improving
material
performance.
Structural
analyses
using
XRD
FTIR
revealed
that
disrupt
crystalline
structure
blend,
increasing
amorphous
phase
facilitating
charge
carrier
mobility.
UV/visible
spectroscopy
demonstrated
reduction
in
optical
bandgap
energy,
indicating
strong
electronic
interactions
between
matrix.
Impedance
measurements
confirmed
interfacial
polarization,
resulting
higher
constants
improved
conductivity
frequencies
while
maintaining
loss.
Notably,
wt.%
NP
nanocomposite
achieved
an
density
~3.8
×
10
−3
J/m
frequencies,
more
than
double
pure
PVDF/PMMA
blend.
These
findings
indicate
PVDF/PMMA‐Cu
could
be
promising
materials
Highlights
PVDF/PMMA/Cu
prepared
solution‐casting
method.
CuNPs
blends
optical,
structural,
electrical
properties.
Improved
PNCs
demonstrated.
Fabricated
capacitors
exhibited
performance
storage.
Journal of Polymer Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
44(6), P. 386 - 395
Published: April 25, 2024
Abstract
In
this
approach,
nanocomposites
of
PVDF/PMMA/CTAMag
films
have
been
successfully
synthesized.
Modified
Maghnite
was
used
as
inorganic
reinforcement.
study,
nanocomposite
polymers
were
developed
based
on
a
mixed
matrix
poly(vinylidene
fluoride)
(PVDF)
and
poly(methyl
methacrylate)
(PMMA)
composition
(80/20
w/w)
in
dispersion
containing
0,
1,
3,
5
7
wt
%
fillers
organomodified
montmorillonite
nanoclay
(CTAMag)
the
melt
state.
The
results
obtained
by
scanning
electron
microscopy
(SEM),
XRD
traces
FTIR
spectra
highlighted
homogeneous
flexible
character
their
intercalated
intercalated/exfoliated
surface
morphology,
addition
to
presence
PVDF
α
,
β
γ
phase
crystallites
these
complex
films.
increased
modified
clay
host
PVDF/PMMA
blend
significantly
influenced
melting
temperature
degree
crystallinity
crystallites.
scattering
dielectric
spectra,
which
covers
wide
range
frequencies
from
20
Hz
1
GHz,
indicates
phenomenon
interfacial
polarization
associated
with
capacitance
at
lower
composites
27
°C.
mechanical
properties
evaluated
function
load
composites.