Study of the Influence of Nejayote and Other Additives on the Cohesive Strength and Electric Properties of Carbon Black Agglomerates

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Título :	Study of the Influence of Nejayote and Other Additives on the Cohesive Strength and Electric Properties of Carbon Black Agglomerates
Palabras clave :	additives carbon black agglomerates cohesion electrical conductivity agglutination
Fecha de publicación :	16-ene-2013
Editorial :	Journal of Applied Polymer Science
Descripción :	An investigation was carried out on the influence of nejayote and other additives (water, potassium lignosulfonate, and furfuryl alcohol), on the cohesive strength and electrical properties of carbon black agglomerates. The thermal stability of carbon black agglomerates with potassium lignosulfonate and nejayote was similar. The influence of nejayote and potassium lignosulfonate on the cohesive strength of carbon black agglomerates was also similar but the electrical properties were different. The carbon black agglomerates with nejayote have a lower electrical conductivity. The influence of water on the cohesive strength of carbon black agglomerates was not significant but it was important in their electrical conductivity. Nejayote, a waste by-product from the corn-processing industry, appears as a potential agglutinant in the carbon black pelletization process. © 2003 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 90: 3965–3972, 2003
URI :	http://www.repositoriodigital.ipn.mx/handle/123456789/11625
Otros identificadores :	Journal of Applied Polymer Science, Vol. 90, 3965–3972 (2003 http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/1221
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