Phase separation behavior and morphology development of phenolic resin/PMMA/hexamethylenetetrarnine blends

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作者：
Masanori Yamazaki
Akiko Nishijima
Kazuko Ikeda
Shoji Ichihara
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[1] Mitsubisi Chemical group Science and Technology Research Center,Department of Organic and Polymer Materials, Chemistry Faculty of Technology
[2] Inc,undefined
[3] Tokyo University of Agriculture & Technology,undefined
来源：
Polymer Bulletin | 2004年 / 52卷
关键词：
Methyl; Phenolic Resin; Pore Structure; Phase Separation; PMMA;
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In order to obtain materials with nanopores which will be applicable for many fields, the structures of the cured blends of phenolic resin (PhN), poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) and curing agent were studied. After PMMA was extracted from cured blends, the structures of cured phenolic resins were observed with SEM. As a results, it was found that nanosized continuous pore structures were formed in extremely wide composition region if curing temperature was high.
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