The Databook of Antiblocking, Release, and Slip Additives, Third Edition contains detailed information on over 300 important additives for polymers, additives that are used to minimize adhesion, aid separation, and enhance processing and end-applications for polymers. The variety of additives available makes this databook an invaluable source of information for industry, research, and academia. This 3rd edition has been updated to include modified properties of additives, new additives, the removal of outdated additives, and two new sections in chapters 3 and 5. Each additive is presented with data in the following categories: General Information; Physical Properties; Health and Safety; Ecological Properties; and Use and Performance. Data fields covered include state, odor, color, autoignition temperature, probability of biodegradation and much more. Recommendations are given for specific products, processing methods, and mold materials, and an assessment is given for each additive’s features and benefits, enabling practitioners to select the correct additive for each situation.
1. Chapter 1: Introduction - p. iii 2. Chapter 2: Information on data fields - p. 1 3. Chapter 3: Antiblocking agents Inorganic Calcium Carbonate - p. 14 4. Chapter 4: Antiblocking agents - Inorganic - Synthetic silica - p. 21 5. Chapter 5: Antiblocking agents - Inorganic - Synthetic clay - p. 36 6. Chapter 6: Antiblocking agents - Inorganic - Talc - p. 38 7. Chapter 7: Antiblocking agents - Inorganic - Other - p. 56 8. Chapter 8: Antiblocking agents - Inorganic - Masterbatches - p. 58 9. Chapter 9: Antiblocking agents - Organic - Microparticles - p. 68 10. Chapter 10: Antiblocking agents - Organic - Fatty acid amides - p. 76 11. Chapter 11: Antiblocking agents - Organic - Polymers and waxes - p. 101 12. Chapter 12: Antiblocking agents - Organic - Other - p. 143 13. Chapter 13: Release agents - Fluorocompounds - p. 149 14. Chapter 14: Release agents - Silicone polymers - p. 170 15. Chapter 15: Release agents - Other polymeric compounds - p. 216 16. Chapter 16: Release agents - Other chemical compounds - p. 256 17. Chapter 17: Slip agents - Acids - p. 342 18. Chapter 18: Slip agents - Esters - p. 346 19. Chapter 19: Slip agents - Fatty acid amides - p. 352 20. Chapter 20: Slip agent - Natural wax and its substitutes - p. 385 21. Chapter 21: Slip agents - Salts - p. 413 22. Chapter 22: Slip agents - Silicone polymers - p. 417 23. Chapter 23: Slip agents - Others - p. 450
The Databook of Antiblocking, Release, and Slip Additives, Third Edition contains detailed information on over 300 important additives for polymers, additives that are used to minimize adhesion, aid separation, and enhance processing and end-applications for polymers. The variety of additives available makes this databook an invaluable source of information for industry, research, and academia. This 3rd edition has been updated to include modified properties of additives, new additives, the removal of outdated additives, and two new sections in chapters 3 and 5. Each additive is presented with data in the following categories: General Information; Physical Properties; Health and Safety; Ecological Properties; and Use and Performance. Data fields covered include state, odor, color, autoignition temperature, probability of biodegradation and much more. Recommendations are given for specific products, processing methods, and mold materials, and an assessment is given for each additive’s features and benefits, enabling practitioners to select the correct additive for each situation.
1. Chapter 1: Introduction - p. iii 2. Chapter 2: Information on data fields - p. 1 3. Chapter 3: Antiblocking agents Inorganic Calcium Carbonate - p. 14 4. Chapter 4: Antiblocking agents - Inorganic - Synthetic silica - p. 21 5. Chapter 5: Antiblocking agents - Inorganic - Synthetic clay - p. 36 6. Chapter 6: Antiblocking agents - Inorganic - Talc - p. 38 7. Chapter 7: Antiblocking agents - Inorganic - Other - p. 56 8. Chapter 8: Antiblocking agents - Inorganic - Masterbatches - p. 58 9. Chapter 9: Antiblocking agents - Organic - Microparticles - p. 68 10. Chapter 10: Antiblocking agents - Organic - Fatty acid amides - p. 76 11. Chapter 11: Antiblocking agents - Organic - Polymers and waxes - p. 101 12. Chapter 12: Antiblocking agents - Organic - Other - p. 143 13. Chapter 13: Release agents - Fluorocompounds - p. 149 14. Chapter 14: Release agents - Silicone polymers - p. 170 15. Chapter 15: Release agents - Other polymeric compounds - p. 216 16. Chapter 16: Release agents - Other chemical compounds - p. 256 17. Chapter 17: Slip agents - Acids - p. 342 18. Chapter 18: Slip agents - Esters - p. 346 19. Chapter 19: Slip agents - Fatty acid amides - p. 352 20. Chapter 20: Slip agent - Natural wax and its substitutes - p. 385 21. Chapter 21: Slip agents - Salts - p. 413 22. Chapter 22: Slip agents - Silicone polymers - p. 417 23. Chapter 23: Slip agents - Others - p. 450
