IR Spectroscopic Study of the Mechanical Activation of Flint and its Mixtures with $ SiO_{2} $ Nanoparticles and Polymers

Mechanical activation of the inorganic polymer fl int and its mixtures with sevilen and polyamide polymers and $ SiO_{2} $ nanoparticles was studied using IR spectroscopy and x-ray phase analysis. It was found that active acidic centers appeared on the fl int surface during mechanical activation. Ad...
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Mechanical activation of the inorganic polymer fl int and its mixtures with sevilen and polyamide polymers and $ SiO_{2} $ nanoparticles was studied using IR spectroscopy and x-ray phase analysis. It was found that active acidic centers appeared on the fl int surface during mechanical activation. Adsorbed water did not form H-bonds to them. Sevilen reacted with fl int during mechanical activation. $ SiO_{2} $ nanoparticles did not affect mechanical activation of flint. Polyamide did not react mechanochemically with flint, in contrast with sevilen. Ausführliche Beschreibung