Abstract
This chapter focuses on the basics of plastic properties, including film properties. It is in several major parts. Covered first are the physical properties of plastics such as dimensional stability when exposed to heat, friction, color, gloss, haze, and yellowing. The mechanical testing of plastics is covered next. This includes tensile, shear, and flexural properties, folding, puncture, impact, and tear. Nonaging thermal properties are then discussed such as melt index and glass transition temperature.
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