Electrostatic charges can also be producedon the surfaces of polymeric materials dueto:-Lowering the surface resistance ofpolymeric materials-Low surface conductivity of mostpolymeric materials-Repeated deformations and friction occurson the polymeric materialsConduction channels formed on the surfaceof plastics due to: *-Hygroscopic nature of antistatic agent-Impurities adsorbed from the air moisture-lonizes antistatic agent in the presence ofwaterESO shows poor migration stability whenused in a large amount with PVC due to: *-Ability to bind hydrogen chloride-Convert unreacted double bonds epoxidegroups-Incompatibility with PVC matrix

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Electrostatic charges can also be produced on the surfaces of polymeric materials due to: * -Lowering the surface resistance of polymeric materials -Low surface conductivity of most polymeric materials -Repeated deformations and friction occurs on the polymeric materials Conduction channels formed on the surface of plastics due to: O -Hygroscopic nature of antistatic agent O -Impurities adsorbed from the air moisture -lonizes antistatic agent in the presence of water ESO shows poor migration stability when used in a large amount with PVC due to: * -Ability to bind hydrogen chloride -Convert unreacted double bonds epoxide groups -Incompatibility with PVC matrix

Electrostatic charges can also be produced on the surfaces of polymeric materials due to: * -Lowering the surface resistance of polymeric materials -Low surface conductivity of most polymeric materials -Repeated deformations and friction occurs on the polymeric materials Conduction channels formed on the surface of plastics due to: O -Hygroscopic nature of antistatic agent O -Impurities adsorbed from the air moisture -lonizes antistatic agent in the presence of water ESO shows poor migration stability when used in a large amount with PVC due to: * -Ability to bind hydrogen chloride -Convert unreacted double bonds epoxide groups -Incompatibility with PVC matrix

Physical Chemistry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781133958437

Author:Ball, David W. (david Warren), BAER, Tomas

Publisher:Ball, David W. (david Warren), BAER, Tomas

Chapter22: Surfaces

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 22.46E: Early attempts to coat metals with Teflon, poly tetrafluoroethylene, resulted in a polymer layer...

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