Davis, R.
, Gilman, J.
, Nyden, M.
, Shields, J.
, Harris Jr., R.
and Demory, W.
(2017),
High Throughput Methods for Rapidly Developing Additive Filled Polymers, Additives
(Accessed January 17, 2026)
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High Throughput Methods for Rapidly Developing Additive Filled Polymers
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Abstract
The high throughput mindset has been our approach to rapidly synthesize, characterize, and analyze additive filled polymers. For example, rather than taking a week to extrude polystyrene strands with 0% to 10% integer amounts of organically modified clay (om-clay), measuring the om-clay content, and measuring the modulus of the polymer nanocomposites, we obtained the same results in less than 2 days! This manuscript and presentation will be an overview of our current high throughput synthesis, characterization, and analysis methods, which include gradient extrusion and in-line extruder sensors.Citation
Additives
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dielectric, extrusion, flammability, gradient, high throughput, polymer
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Created February 19, 2017