Sentence examples for blend component and from inspiring English sources

In particular, the CPs produced by functionalization of LDPE were shown to be miscible with this blend component and to be scarcely available at the interface where reaction with PA is expected to occur.

Concerning the blend with 15 wt% of Pani·DBSA, the relaxations attributed to both Pani·DBSA blend component and PS phase of the SBS copolymer can be observed only when the measurement are performed at frequencies lower than 103 Hz.

The first, cabernet franc, is widely used as a blending component – and occasionally on its own – in Bordeaux.

Fuel injection, spray, ignition and combustion phase, engine efficiency and emissions versus changed blending component and proportion were systematically investigated.

Alfiero, working with his father, took notice of those blending components, and in the 1980s he began to experiment with cru bottling, driven by personal taste and with the hope that others elsewhere might agree, that a new global market might be looking in this direction, too.

Depending on the weight ratio of wPET/GTR, dispersion of single/composite domains of waste polymers in the bitumen has promoted the interaction between bitumen and blend components.

The viscoelastic properties of the blend components and the blends have been studied in a wide range of temperatures.

The lamellae- and spherulite structure in the blend components and in the blends, and the ability to cocrystallise from the melt are found to be highly dependent on the amount of comonomer incorporation in the branched blend component.

A new approach for calculation of gasoline octane numbers was described taking into account the reaction interaction of blend components and the interaction mechanism of antiknock additives with hydrocarbons.

The specific interaction between blend components and the modifying copolymers was determined by measurements of interfacial tension and by inverse gas chromatographic (IGC) data, characterizing the acid base properties of the polymers.

We hypothesize that the miscibility between the PLLA and the blending component strongly influences the degradation profiles; specifically, the miscibility is a dynamic function of the degradation time.